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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible for NEET and Veterinary courses if you fulfill the required PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) percentage criteria even if you failed in Mathematics.

Eligibility for NEET:

You must have passed in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English individually.

Minimum required marks (General Category): 50% aggregate in PCB

For OBC/SC/ST: 40% aggregate in PCB

Mathematics is not mandatory for NEET eligibility.
Since you passed Physics, Chemistry, Biology, you can appear for NEET if your PCB aggregate is above the required percentage.

For Veterinary ,eligibility is same as NEET eligibility.

All the best for your journey.

Dear candidate ,
The " JEECUP " ( UP Polytechnic ) 2025 , final results have been officially released on , June 23 , 2025 , on the official portal .

With a JEE Main rank of 5.3 lakh and as an out-of-state candidate, you have a good chance of getting core branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Metallurgy at PMEC Berhampur under All India Quota.

However, CSE/ECE is not possible at this rank.

As an outstate candidate from West Bengal with a JEE Main rank of 530000, your chances of getting admission to PMEC, Berhampur under the All India Quota are low for core branches like CSE or ECE, but you may still be considered for lower-demand branches in later rounds or spot counselling. It’s advisable to apply and keep checking for seat availability during the counselling rounds.

The CBSE rechecking results for Class 10 and 12 have already been released. Students who applied for re-evaluation can now check their updated results on the official CBSE website or through DigiLocker. To view the revised marks, you need to log in using your roll number and other required details. The updated marksheet can also be downloaded for future use. If any changes were made in your marks, they will be reflected in the new result.

if you have scored more than 50% in your class 12 from C.B.S.E. or I.C.S.E board there is a good chance you can get the college of C.B. Patel Arts it's a merit based college and it can be considered a top tier one

With a NEET rank of 2.96 lakh, getting a government BPT (physiotherapy) college is very unlikely, especially in the general category.

You may have a chance in private or semi-government colleges, or if you belong to a reserved category under state quota.

To prepare for the Sainik School entrance exam (AISSEE), you need to study subjects like Maths, English or your regional language, General Knowledge, and Intelligence (reasoning).

If you are preparing for Class 6, focus more on basic maths, reading, and general knowledge like science, India, sports, etc.
If you are preparing for Class 9, you should study Maths, English, General Science, Social Studies, and reasoning questions.

Some good books to use are the AISSEE guides from Arihant or MTG. Solving previous year question papers is also very helpful. You can also read your NCERT books to understand the basics clearly.

Try to practice maths every day, read for 30 minutes, and solve at least one model paper every week.

Here are some useful websites where you can find study material and practice papers for the Sainik School entrance exam:

Arihant and MTG have books that help you prepare for all subjects. You can buy them online.
You can also download previous year question papers in PDF format from education websites like aglasem and examrace.
These sites also give tips, solved papers, and mock tests to practice online.

Hello aspirant,

To see your Polytechnic result 2025, visit their official website, click on result section, enter your roll number, and you will be able to see and download the result.

Here is the link of the official website,

https://jeecup.admissions.nic.in/

I hope this helps you.

Regards

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