Hello student yes it's expected that NEET will conduct twice a year from 2021 as per source, MHRD minister held a meeting on January 25 regarding the same but as of now there's no confirmation by the authorities yet so please hold on till the authorities confirm if Neet shall

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First round of All India counselling of NEET is over by 19th November 2020 which was the last day to report to the allotted colleges in first round of All India 2020 Neet counselling. And Maharashtra 2020 NEET counselling started on November 5th 2020 (registration).  reporting to allotted institute

Hello Aspirant,

If you were not allotted a seat in the mop-up round , then you will get your security deposit back to the same account from which the payment was made but it may take time.However, your money won't be lost.If you want to try for stray vacancy round,

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Yes, you can leave your BHMS course and can give Neet examination

This is because,
There is no rule which says that if you are doing bhms  or any graduation or leave it in between you become ineligible for Neet examination, as to be eligible for neet what all

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Predicting the marks required to get a seat in a government medical college is quite difficult but when we go through previous year trends then

We don't have Neet 2020 data yet but
In neet 2019 , 526 marks for general category was the cut off marks/ lowest marks

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Candidate  having  a clear pattern about chapter-wise weightage is very important while preparation for NEET, as  it makes the preparation easy and allows us to get more precised about the most important topics and focusing more on them.

You can find the important topics and important question on our

Hello,

We all know that last year 2020 every examination postponed due to covid. And NEET held lastly than others entrance examination. And NEET admission process also going long we all knew it. After finishing this start will start. JEE Mains examination date declared because they want it proper time

Hello Aspirant,

The category-wise cutoffs for NEET PG 2020 are as given below

General

Percentile:30

Marks:275

PWD

Percentile:25

Marks:252

SC/ST/OBC/PWD

Percentile:20

Marks:230

The original cutoff percentile and marks for OBC was 40 and 319 respectively which was later revised to the above scores due to the shortage of qualified candidates