greetings aspirant!!

The eligibility to appear NEET exam is :

• Candidates must have completed their 12th standard or any equivalent exam with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-Technology with English from CBSE or any other state board.

• Appearing candidates who are already in 12th standard can also apply for NEET, but they will

Hello Siddhartha,

Yes, you are generally able to receive multiple scholarships . Any scholarships that do not allow a recipient to hold other scholarships will state this in the eligibility criteria. Keep in mind that you cannot apply for the same scholarship .

Also in some case If you receive

Hi

Yes, TMA marks will be considered.

This is because,

TMA i. e Tutor Marked Assignment is a part of Stream-I of NIOS and is a part of your nios result too , there are 4 columns in your result the 1st one is for theory marks, the 2nd one

Hello.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced that NEET UG 2021 will be held on August 1st, 2021. It will be conducted in 11 languages through pen and paper mode. The registration forms have not yet been released by the NTA. NTA will release the form soon on https://ntaneet.nic.in/

Hello Aspirant,

See there is no any reservation for sports quota at national level or AIQ counselling of NEET but at state level some states or more precisely we can say some colleges use to reserve some portion of seats for sports persons. Some states like Punjab and some other

Hello Aspirant,

See the NEET cut offs are released along with the NEET result. So I am enlisting down the qualifying cut-offs for NEET 2020 as released by National Testing Agency for different categories :-

• General - 50th percentile - 720-147 marks
• General-PH - 45th percentile - 146-129 marks
• SC/ST/OBC

Hey,

If you're studying in your college 12th again with PCB as your subject then yes you can apply for NEET give you fulfill all  other eligibility criteria.

Below is the link you can go through to gate detailed analysis of eligibility criteria-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Hope this helps.

Hey,

It is absolutely okay to take a drop and prepare for your studies or any higher competitive exams like NEET. NEET is consider as one of the tough exams we have in India and requires a lot of hardwork in order to get the top notch colleges. It is

Dear aspirant,

As you mentioned that you are handicap and assuming you fall in the PWD category ,it is very difficult to predict the exact marks because it changes every year depending upon certain factors like the toughness of the paper , number of candidates appearing in pwd category.

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