Dear aspirant

There will be no issues in attending the neet exam,even if you failed your 2nd puc but you will never get admission in medical College even if you have scored very good marks in neet. For getting admission you will have to clear your 2nd puc exam then

Hi Aspirant

Greetings

Good luck for your future, wish your dream come true and you get selected for MBBS. Talking about your question it will depend on your college that whatever you have to pay the fee or not.

You can ask to your dean or head of department about

Hi Aspirant

Greetings

Good luck for your future, wish your dream come true and you get selected for MBBS. Talking about your question it will depend on your college that whatever you have to pay the fee or not.

You can ask to your dean or head of department about

Dear aspirant

Your questions seems to be incomplete, you have not mentioned any college name or tagged one to know about. So please put the college name so we can answer your queries more precisely.

Anyway if you want to get good government medical College your score must be more

Dear aspirant

The marks you are telling is very low in today's time. At your marks you will get very High tution fees bds college. If you want college with low tution fees then you should try to score maximum marks.

At your marks you will get bds college which

Hey aspirant

Chances of getting bds with above mark is very low. If you come from general category you need to score minimum 550+ for getting government seat for bds. When we come to private also you need to score mininum 350+ to get a seat. Whatever the fee for

Dear aspirant

Yes, ofcourse you can stick the same picture as you have given during the neet registration form and also it's best to have same photo to avoid misunderstanding.

You should try to use the same photographer which you have given in neet application form everywhere until your admission

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well,

Prediction of cut off can be really difficult because it keeps on changing every year. However looking at previous year's cut off trends candidates from OBC category required minimum 580+ score in NEET to get a government seat in top medical college. If