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!!

Hello,

Home state quotas or home state basically means the state from which the ward has completed his 11th and 12th standard from. For instance, in your case, if your son has completed his 11th and 12th standard from Ghaziabad, then Uttar Pradesh is your home state.

Hello Aspirant! It's completely okay if you have a birth certificate from a different place than that from where you did your schooling. What matters is where you were born and if you were born at Ranchi then your birth certificate should be of Ranchi itself and not from where you did your schooling that is Patna. Hope this helps.

Hello,

As you are looking for admission in UPSEE which is very great but as you have mentioned that you are doing your studies from UP but your caste certificate is of WB so for that you won’t be eligible for your caste in UPSEE as it requires the caste certificate of that particular state than only you will consider for that particular category hence, you can  try for that certificates in the favour of the state you are staying or else you will be considered in the General category.

Thank you..

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

The list of seat allotments will be released by the authorities based on the selections made by the applicants, the category of reservation, and the availability of seats in the classroom. It is expected that the final allocated list for the Ist Round will be posted on the KEA website, and that individual allotment information will be provided to participants by SMS and e-mail.

In order to be considered for a medical seat in a private medical college under the Government quota or the Private quota, candidates must present all of their original certifications mentioned on their Verification Slip to the Karnataka Education Authority in Bangalore. The admission order will be utilised after the original certificates have been received.

Candidates who are granted a place in government medical institutions or who are allocated a seat in a private college under the NRI/Other quota do not need to provide original papers to KEA; nevertheless, they must present them to the college during the admission process.

Following the publication of the allocation result, students have four choices from which to select.

Option-1: I am satisfied with the medical college that has been assigned to me and do not want to engage in any further rounds of counselling.
Option-2: You are satisfied with the medical college that has been assigned to you, but you wish to participate in the following rounds. Candidates who have paid the required fees will be permitted to participate in the next round of selection. If a higher college option is assigned in the IInd round, the seat assigned in the Ist round will be immediately revoked. The first round seat will be maintained if the student does not get a higher college preference.
Option-3: Dissatisfied with the college that was assigned to them and want to participate in the following round.
Option 4- Unsatisfied with the KEA-assigned institution and obtaining an MBBS seat via All India Counselling or another state counselling. Option 5- So you've decided to stop receiving KEA counselling.
Step 7: Presenting yourself in college;

Students are encouraged to report to the assigned medical institution on the given dates and at the stipulated times for the Karnataka MBBS 2020 admission since admission will not be granted to them if they do not arrive on time.

Allotment for the Second Round:

Following the conclusion of the first round of allocation, any seats that remain empty as a result of students relinquishing their seats and any newly added seats will become available as vacant seats for the second round of allotment. All applicants who entered Option 2 and Option 3 during the first round of allocation will be eligible to participate in the second round of the selection process. It will not be possible for the applicants to alter their college choice selections after they have been selected.

Counseling in the Clean-Up Round
Participants in the Mopup round of counselling who have been granted a medical seat in the All India Quota/First Round or the Second Round of KEA are ineligible to participate in the All India Quota/Second Round of KEA.
Candidate is ineligible to participate if he or she did not exercise any choice during the first and second round of counselling for the seat that was assigned to them.

In order to engage in offline Mopup round counselling, students must first download the entrance pass for mopup round counselling and then present it at the counselling site on the day of mopup round counselling.

If a student cancels his or her reservation for a seat during the Mopup round, the full amount of money paid will be lost, and the candidate will be required to pay a penalty of the specified amount. Furthermore, he or she will no longer be eligible for any future allotments via the KEA.

The applicants must be present in person throughout the mopup counselling procedure in order to be considered. You will not be able to send any representatives. Only one person (a parent or guardian) is permitted to accompany the applicant to the counselling session. The entrance permit for the mopup round should include the name and contact information of the person accompanying the applicant.

At the KEA, 18th Cross, Malleshwaram, Bengaluru, you may get mopup round counselling services.

Counseling in the stray round
After the mopup round counselling, if there are still seats available, they will be sent over to the appropriate institution for assignment.

Cancellation Fees are forfeited if you cancel your reservation.

The processing charge of Rs.5,000/- will be deducted from the remaining fees paid if a candidate who has been allocated a seat in the First Round and reported to the institution wishes to cancel the seat before the deadline for entry of choices for the IInd Round. The remaining fees paid will be reimbursed.

After being assigned a seat in the First Round / Second Round, whether they have reported to the institution or not, if a candidate surrenders the seat after completing Second Round, all monies paid will be lost in their entirety.

After the mop-up round of counselling, no surrender or cancellation of an MBBS seat would be allowed.

Hope you got the answer to your question. Incase of any queries, feel free to question. Have a great day!

Hello aspirant,

The state counselling for the MBBS, BDS, AYUSH will be conducted after the declaration of NEET UG exam results. All the states have their own criterion and dos and don'ts. But to apply at any state counselling you must have domicile for that state or you must have done your schooling from that state. As you told you have done your schooling from Karnataka so you can definitely apply for Karnataka counselling but to participate in any other state counselling you must have domicile for that state. Otherwise you cannot participate in that state's counselling as you will be disqualified at document verification level. But if you have domicile certificate then definitely you can participate in any state counselling and will be allowed.

Hope you get some clarification.

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