Hello.

Yes , you are eligible for next year NEET exam , however , you have taken admission in Kerala through state quota.

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes you have to start from first year again when you join a new college via JEE mains or advanced,irrespective of the fact that you pursued the first year of B.tech at any other colleges(including IIT or NIT)

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If you had failed in all subjects of 12th , then you have to give examination of all the subjects . However if you had failed in one or more then you have to give examination of only those failed subjects. Don't lose your hope , keep trying and fight

• Concepts of physics (Vol. 1 and 2) by H.C Verma
• Fundamentals of Physics Resnick and Halliday
• Understanding Physics by DC Pandey
• NCERT physics

• Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by R.C. Mukherjee
• NCERT Chemistry
• Organic chemistry by OP tandan

Dear Aspirant

Yes you can shift your course and college. You can study BDS in private colleges this year and prepare for NEET alongside for NEET 2021 for next year . Previously there was a rule that one candidate can seat for NEET for only 3 times and the age

Hello Deependra

Yes you can  withdraw if you withdraw from JOSAA , your fees will  be refunded after a deduction of Rs. 1500/- as the procedural fees.

Seat Withdraw Process works as follows:

• Candidates who have already accepted a seat, can only withdraw the accepted seat by coming to the

Hello Aspirant,

Hope your doing good.

KCET 2020 Eligibility Criteria has been set by the exam conducting body i.e. KEA. Before appearing for the entrance examination, candidates must fulfill the required eligibility criteria specified by Karnataka Examinations Authority.  Candidates appearing for the qualifying examination that is PUC II/12th are also

Dear aspirant,

National Medical Commission Bill 2019 was passed by Lok sabha and Rajya Sabha in september 2019 and was duly signed by the President of India.

But NMC bill was not applicable on institutes because it has to be published by government of India in Official National Gazette.

So