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Tanzil Mahmood 23rd Aug, 2019

Hi Tenzing,

I am very sorry to say that any student who has passed their 10+2 from a private education system or an open schooling system are not eligible to appear for NEET examination.

The particular matter is also pending in Supreme court to give allowance to those students also to appear in NEET Examination.

Stay tuned for further decision from the supreme court.

Hope it helps..!

Good Luck Ankit..!

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23rd Aug, 2019
what about the ones who got compartment? if i pass in my compartment exam am I allowed to sit?
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