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2. Narayana Junior College, Guntur

3. NRI Junior College, Tenali

4 . NRI Academy, Tirupati

Dear Naresh ,

we are really to say that till now there is no official notice is published regarding the institution will open and we are not that covid 19 cases are increase rapidly in these days .So government's allows the necessary works for economic growth but government allow to

Hi Rohit,

The NEET 2021 syllabus has not been released yet but it will be more or less similar to NEET 2020 syllabus:-

@Physics

• Physical world and measurement
• Electrostatics
• Kinematics
• Current Electricity
• Laws of Motion
• Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism
• Work, Energy and Power
• Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents

Dear Aspirant,

With this score it is very tough for you to get any NIT or IIIT . But you have a very little chances to get admission in a low NIT based on your OBC-PwD category . You can check the cut-off of NIT's for that. Below is the

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question, as neet counselling it is not been scheduled yet so far. It may be starts from 2nd week of October as per the source information. As per all india scenario 15 per cent is reserved for all india quota

Hello aspirant

You have to report at alloted college offline. If you won't report there , you will be considered as you don't want that seat , you have report and inform whether you are going to accept that seat of not.

If you won't go your seat will be

There are about 850 seats in NIPER college's in which some are reserved for castes , categories,quota and all other factors for remaining seats if you are from General category you must be within 400 rank in your case you are at 447 rank chances are less but you can

Hello!

The expected cutoff for NEET 2020 is as follows:

General - 701-134

OBC / SC / ST - 133-107.

So clearly you have cutoff marks required. However, the threshold marks for every college is different, for government colleges it is higher than private colleges. 85% of seats are state