Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you if you have marksheet of class 12th then you should probably use the marksheet from which you have filled the form of neet as if you use marksheet differently it will lead in cancellation of your

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No, you don't need 50% separately in each subject in nios or any board to be eligible for neet rather you need 50 % in aggregate of PCB i. e Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology, which means your total percentage in sum of physics, chemistry and biology should be 50%

Hello Aspirant,

See it is recommended that you should upload clear photo which is 100% visible but if there is slight variation or little blur which can be neglected then you won't receive a mail regarding image discrepancy but you should re-upload it in very clear manner so that the

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The Education eligibility criteria to appear for NEET UG is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics, Chemistry and English from a recognized board. The candidates who belongs to general category must score minimum 50% aggregate marks in Biology, Physics and Chemistry taken together including practical

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No, the eligibility criteria is same for all the candidates who wish to apply for NEET UG despite appearing for regular or improvement examination. The Education Eligibility criteria is that a must have passed 10+2 with Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics, Chemistry and English from a recognized board. The candidates who belongs

Dear Aspirant

I hope you are doing well

Yes you can apply for it(neet). but there is some criteria

you have your minimum aggregate of 50%  with each  three subjects Physics, Chemistry and Biology for Unreserved category, 40% for OBC/SC/ST and 45% for PwD certificate holdersas well as there should

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NEET syllabus has been unchanged over the years, so for your neet 2022 you need to follow the given below syllabus along with top books subjectwise

PHYSICS

*Physical-world and measurement

*Kinematics

*Laws of Motion

*Work, Energy and Power

*Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body

*Gravitation

*Properties of

Hello Abhishek,

BSc Chemistry is a great course and you can have a very successful career in the same.

Industries like electronic products, construction, pharmaceuticals, etc. make use of chemicals on a day-to-day basis.

My suggestion to you is to look for an institution which you think is feasible to