Hello Aspirant,

Earlier as per protocols of PCI, Open school-qualified learners are not competent for receiving admission in Pharmacy courses.

Now suitability norm is an aspirant who has qualified 12th class or equivalent supervised by central or state govt. from acknowledged institutions with English as a mandatory subject with PCB or PCM.

Your board is identified by the state govt. Hence, you are suitable for the above-mentioned course.

I hope it helps. Thank you.

Hey!

Most of the NEET aspirants prepare for the exam along with halndling their school. So, it is definitely possible to prepare effectively and excel in your exam even while studying in school. Some tips for preparing for NEET exam are mentioned below.

• Before beginning the preparation for NEET, every aspirant should familiarise themselves with the curriculum. The syllabus is quite broad and comprehensive, including NCERT concepts and ideas in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Half of the questions in the NEETt question paper are from Biology, while the other half are from Chemistry and Physics. So, since you must be from science stream focus on the concepts being taught as they will only ais in your preparation for NEET exam. Concentrate properly in school so that you need not start the topic from scratch which has already been made familiar to you in your school.
• One should begin devoting every hour of their time into effective NEET preparation in order to achieve a good outcome. One should develop a routine for NEET preparation since it allows them to focus on their goal. Make a timetable, it encourages aspirants to stick to it, and if feasible, certain adjustment should be made on a daily basis to suit the aspirants needs.
• The most important thing is that to get this thing out of your mind that you are doing enough. Keep the mindset that it is only normal to attend school and as well as prepare for NEET exam simultaneously because it is actually normal. You should listen to maybe 2-3 NEET toppers advice and what they say about how they prepared. It will definitely motivate you to do better and manage everything properly. Just don't compare your preparation with that of your friends if they are preparing for the same exam because you may do better than that but ultimately they are not the ultimate competition. The competition is from throughout the nation.
• Candidates should prepare using the best study material in order to clear the exam. Medical aspirants use the best study material to prepare effectively for the test. Both offline and online, there are a plethora of books accessible m choosing the proper study material, on the other hand might be difficult. According to past years NEET toppers, students should focus mostly on NCERT concepts in order to pass NEET .
• If want some guidance on how to prepare for Physics section, check out the following link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-study-physics-for-neet

• For preparing tips in Chemistry section, check out the link provided below.
• https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-study-chemistry-for-neet
• Candidates should take their own notes when learning NCERT topics, since this is one of the most efficient NEET preparation strategy. Aspirants improve on their memorization skills as they prepare their own notes for NEET 2022.
• NCERT preparation must include revision in order to retain the highest degree of preparation momentum. Revision of the NEET curriculum throughout preparation aids applicants in evaluating their readiness for the medical entrance exams. Aspirants can concentrate on their weaker sections while cherishing their stronger sections for exam by doing a thorough analysis.
• Candidates should do as much practice as they can with as many questions as possible. Practicing previous year's questions from the NEET sample paper or taking a mock test are recommendations for a successful preparation for NEET exam.
• In addition to all of the above mentioned efficient methods for cracking the exam, good health is a requirement for success. Aspirants preparing for the NEET test will undoubtedly experience tension and worry as a result of their continual learning and thinking. In any scenario, candidates should not panic and must take care of themselves. Maintaining good health necessitates a well balanced first. Aspirants health has a critical influence in their ability to pass the exam. Always attempt to perform some form of mental relaxation through meditation and yoga and some form of physical exercise, as this helps to keep circulation of blood to prevent tension throughout preparation.
• For more tips and preparation strategy in detail, refer the following link.
• https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/effective-preparation-tips-crack-neet

Dear candidate,

As you have mentioned that you are in class 10th so you do not need to get panic even though you are from the NIOS board. You can achieve good marks even if you study daily for approximately 2-3 hours. Below I have mentioned the timetable and tips you need to follow for the upcoming exams.

• Try to make a fixed routine by following the timings I am mentioning here.
• Study Biology from 7 am to 8 am in the morning
• From 9.30 to 11.00 am study the theory as well as solve numerical physics chapter wise. Also, try to finish the numerical with a good presentation as it will build the writing skills.
• From 12.30 pm in the noon, study for English or Hindi as per your preference. Study the subjects till 2 pm
• Take a nap from 2.30 to 4.30 pm as it will refresh your mind.
• From 5 pm, solve maths and also solve questions from R.D Sharma as it will enhance the ability to solve any type of problem. Do this for 2-2.5 hours daily.
• Take a rest and enjoy sports or anything you like till 9.30 pm, have dinner.
• From 10 pm onwards revise all the things you have learnt that day and also solve doubts if you face any.

This way you will be able to achieve good marks without any problem.

Check out this link for more info. https://school.careers360.com/articles/nios-exam-dates

Hope you like my answer. Also, revert in case of any query.

Thank you!!

hello!

what documents to be used as domicile certificate?

• proof of residence such as ration card or driving license.
• Age proof such as birth certificate or 10th school certificate.
• two passport size photos.
• proof of identity such as aadhar card,pan card.
• self declaration form.
• duly filled the application form.
• Candidates are required to fulfil any of the following criteria to be eligible for the state quota in UP NEET admission : The candidate is a native of the state and their father is a Resident of the state of UP. ... Candidates who have passed X and XII from the state of UP, are not required to furnish domicile certificate .

Hello Arindam,

For students who have nativity of Tamil Nadu but have partially completed their school education from any other state need to submit their parents' real documents, which are birth certificate, ration cards and SSLC/ 10th/ 12th certificates at the time of counselling for state.

You would also be required to submit an undertaking mentioning that you have not applied for state counselling in any other state.

All the best!

Hello,

So you are in 11th standard you should divide your study hours as for school study and neet preparations.

If you wake up early you can give about 1 hr to reading course books and learning any formulas.

After school at 4 pm you should study for neet about 2 hrs daily, you can increase Or decrease your time according to your limit.

After that take a small break not more than half hour you can take a nap, walk, snack etc.

Before dinner do your school studies like completing homework, essay, assignment. After your dinner if you fill tired or sleepy just do some maths, solve problems.

Sleep early to rise early. You can add exercise, jogging to your routine in morning before your study session.

Don't do study sessions continue for 5-6 hours take break drink water in between study or you can eat something sweet.

If you are in 12th 2-3 hours is more than enough for neet study. You can do one thing the topic you learn in college you can go through same topic in neet books it'll help you revise.

On Sunday's try to give more time to neet solve mcqs, difficult topics, notes etc. Self written notes helps you and mock tests too.

Always remember quality over quantity.

Hope it helps. You can alter your study sessions if you want.

Every year there are a lot of students who are cracking the examination of NEET being in a regular schooling. See if you have the right strategy then you will crack it. Now schooling is also important to some extent because when you will do your MBBS practicals then also the foundation knowledge in your 10+2 will be required. SO you have chosen the right way, just you have to focus 60% of your study period on NEET and 40% on your Boards. As the syllabus are similar you can prepare the theory at a time and practice MCQ's for NEET and broad questions for Boards. This will give you the training of managing pressure which you will get help in your final year of your MBBS or the course you pursue because at that time you have to do Internship as well as you have to study for your PG/NEXT examination. So prepare yourself from now and you will be warmed up to take pressure laterwards.

For NEET preparation strategy visit the link below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-crack-neet-in-first-attempt

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Dear candidate you can appear for UPSC as a OBC candidate there is no such provision that from schooling till graduation you must have OBC certificate as during only competitive exams you need to show that from which category you belong and you need to show the proof for that as a certificate.

Thank You!

Dear Student,

Your state quota will be decided by what state domicile you have. If you and your parents have the domicile certificate of Goa then you will be eligible for the state quota of Goa for the neet counselling. There is not a matter that from where you are living or have done schooling.

They will ask you the domicile certificate of your parents only not of your grandparents.

good luck :)

Hello candidate,

Here are the eligibility criteria regarding the neet examination-

1. The Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects from a recognized board.

2. The Class 12th or equivalent appearing aspirants are also eligible to apply for NEET.

3. The Candidates must have completed 17 years as on December 31, 2021.

4. The decision on the upper age limit is pending, so, all candidates are provisionally eligible to apply for NEET 2021.

For more details you can visit https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria/amp

If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!