Hi

Yes, basic eligibility criteria for NEET is

• 50 percent aggregate in 10+2 - UR category
• 40 percent aggregate in 10+2- SC/ST/ OBC category
• Candidate must be 17 years old or more before 31st December of the year

It doesn't matter if you are in class 12th or done with

Hi

There is no upper age limit in NEET exam

Candidate who are 17 years old or more before 31st December 2022 are eligible for NEET

There has been many hearings about upper age limit for NEET but there is no such rule so far.

So anyone aged 17years or

Hello Aspirant.

Hope you are doing well.

50 percentile is required for NEET exam to get mbbs admission.  And there are around 3182 MBBS and 2077 BDS seats in various medical and dental colleges of Kerala. CEE, Kerala will create the NEET MBBS Kerala rank list 2019 only for those

Hello Aspirant,

Till now no any information has been released by NTA regarding NEET 2022 because till now NEET 2021 counselling is even not completed and it is in process .

So at this moment it would be too early to say any exact date about NEET 2022 but to

Hello candidate,

Here are the eligibility criteria for the BSc 2nd year candidates to appear for the neet examination-

With Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology as mandatory subjects, candidates who are pursuing the three years’ degree course from a recognized University and have qualified the first year including practical tests in

Hello mehaq,

AFMC pune released merit list after registration through MCC where there is option available for AFMC.there is total seats available for girls is 30 so the cutoff for girls is usually higher than boys.

Last year cutoff for girls is 637 marks.candidates 3×more than number of seats called

Hello,

------- With your NEET Tank it would be very difficult for you to get Government Medical College through All India Quota counseling.

According to previous year data for All India Quota, AIQ Counseling, last candidate from each category to get MBBS seat in Government Medical College was as following

Hello Deeraj Kumar,

Yes, you have decent chances of getting B.Sc Nursing seat in Government Colleges for your NEET UG score based on previous year's cut-offs. C ut-off changes from year to year and depends on many factors like

1. Caste Category of the students appeared in NEET UG exam.

First of all, it depends on which subjects you are interested in. Since you were preparing for NEET UG, Physics, Chemistry and Biology would have been your main subjects. You need to understand that, besides MBBS and BDS, there are many other courses which you can get via NEET UG.

Hi

See, cutoff increase or decrease based in the number of seats available, number of candidates and exam difficulty level.

But result is not in your hands, what you can do is- prepare yourself for the exam

And cutoff for SC category always goes on lesser side.

So try to