Hello.

Candidate Response is a sheet of answer that you have marked at the time of Examination. This facility provides by NTA to recheck your response before challenging the question , whenever you challenge the question you have to pay for each challenged question.

Hey dear, cutoff varies every year, if you see the last year's cutoff which went very high that even students getting 500 marks were unable to get a govt. Mbbs seat. So with 260 marks if you are expecting bds seat, than you have some chances if there is an average cutoff, just stay tuned to counselling. You can also use college predictor through this link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

what to do now, any idea?

facing the same issues with every browser and devices

Hi Janak,

I am sorry to say that, now though everything has been over and even the Exam has been conducted, you can not make any change.

Now, anytime sooner, the result can be declared, and now there will not be any correction window be provided. 30 September 2020 was the last opportunity provided by NEET.

Let's hope if such updates come in the future.

Dear candidate,

according to the latest notification by NTA dated on 12.10.20, only those candidate are eligible for retest scheduled on 14.10.2020 who were not able to gave NEET exam held on 13.09.2020 due to reasons as follows

1. either they are in containment zone ( as on 13.09.20)

2. or they were corona positive (as on 13.09.20)

therefore as per the information shared by you, you are not eligible for retest going to happen on 14.10.2020.

hope this answer solves your query.

Yup according to the latest public notice released by NTA dated on 12.10.2020, the testing agency is conducting a retest only for those candidates who are unable to attend the exam dated on 13.09.2020 due to mainly two reasons.

1 either they are in containment zone,

2 or are corona positive as on 13.09.2020

and the date of retest is 14.10.2020

and the result of both the main test and the retest ( dated on 13.09.20 and 14.10.20 respectively) will be announced on 16.10.20,

therefore NTA is conducting retest only for those student who fulfill both conditions above.

hope it helps.

Hello Divya,

Yes if you had successfully filled the application for the NEET 2020. September exam and was unable to attend the exam due to covid reasons , then you may appear for the phase 2 exam. The admit card released for the October 14th exam is based on the details you had already given when you applied first. It i a second chance to write the exam and hence your admit card remains valid. In the new admit card make sure all the details are correct and get your parents signature. On the exam day carry passport size photo and Id proof along with admit card.

All the best

Hello Divya,

The admit card for NEET 2020 Phase 2 exam has been released by NTA along with important details such as exam city, exam centre and guidelines to be followed on the day of the NEET 2020 Phase 2 exam. As per the sources, the exam centres for NEET 2020 Phase 2 exam will remain the same. There will be no changes to the exam center. NTA has also confirmed that the combined result of NEET 2020 September 13 and October 14 will be released on October 16, 2020

NTA usually releases NEET notifications in December and the exam is held in May. But now with 2020 schedule gone awry, we are not sure as to when NEET 2021 syllabus and dates might be announced. MHRD did announce that NEET 2021 will be conducted on reduced syllabus and so we are awaiting for the official syllabus to be announced. And for now stick to NCERT books. Alternatively, you can use our NEET Knockout package for NEET 2021 preparation: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/ .

Hello Divya

Recently Supreme Court has published the date for neet 2020 2nd phase that is on Oct 12th.

Candidates will be obtaining emails or SMS considering the phase 2 exam details and also about admit card. Also, the exam centre for phase 2 might be the same as that of the first examination.

the phase 2 exam is held, then just like the first exam, this will be also an offline exam with 720 total marks. The total questions in the exam will be 180. There will 45 MCQs each from Physics & Chemistry and 90 questions from Biology alone.