Hi,

If it is possible, try to join offline classes as you need an environment for group studies. Online classes can also help but offline classes are better. Everyday you go to attend, you have an idea of the competition and can clarify your doubts instantly. If both of these

Dear Aspirant,

Considering the current scenario it is very difficult to go for offline classes as you may know that even board exams of class 10th and 12th got cancelled this year which highlights that the situation is still grim. Though it is quite possible that institutions may go for

hello aspirant,

All india ranks are not decided through category.there are seperate category ranks for category.According to https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-result-marks-vs-rank

520 marks would fetch you rank around 37780-38736 .

note that every year cutoffs change due to many factors like total students appearing for exam,difficulty level of paper,previous year analysis etc.

hope

Hi,

• You can study BSc in psychology. In order to be eligible to apply for BSc Psychology, candidates must have passed Class 12 or equivalent from a recognized board with an aggregate of at least 50% marks. Students from any background or stream can apply for BSc Psychology.
• For BA

Hi

9th standard will be a little early to start preparing for neet as child becomes stressed later on.

10th standard or preferably 11th standard is the best class when one should start preparing for this exam .

This exam requires lot of practice and understanding so 11,12 are the

Hello,

No till now no news are there. NEET 2021 examination will conduct may be August it's declare by NTA. If covid situation is worse then may be examination held on delay.we all know this information through our government announcement and NTA notice..so you will study for your last moment

Hello Aspirant,

See if the candidate has PCBM in class 12th and all of them are compulsory subjects then one can appear for both the exams and also he/she needs to secure minimum aggregate of 50% in PCB if he/she belongs to General category, 40% for OBC/SC/ST and 45% for