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as the tamil nadu govt. declare the neet seat on the basis of 12th percentage ........I am from maharashtra with general category.....my 12th percentage is 88.60% ......and I also give neet 2021 exam....so could I get admission in tamil nadu with my 12th marks ??


Divya 15th Sep, 2021
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fahed khan 9th Jan, 2022

Tamil Nadu Govt hasn’t declared that they will do admission based on class 12 marks. Tamil Nadu govt recently only passed a decision that they don’t want to conduct neet anymore in their state. Hence the admissions for academic year 2021-22 will be done strictly based on neet scores and not 12th marks.
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