Hi Veenashree ,

It's definitely possible to write NEET after completing graduation in B.Sc bioscience . As of now there is no upper limit of age in NEET . The syllabus is of +2 level and specifically based on NCERT . For detailed syllabus of NEET go to the link given below -

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-syllabus

I myself reappeared in NEET after completing my 2nd year of BSc chemistry and cracked it . So you have some same situations like me . Here I am giving some tips which help graduate students to write NEET -

1) In biology we all have quite good concept but still to write NEET one must be thorough with NCERT biology . So for bio just thorough study and revision of NCERT will suffice .

2) In organic and inorganic chemistry again thorough study and revision of NCERT will suffice . But for physical you should practice mcqs from different sources .

3) As graduate students of biosciences left physics few years back so it's a challenge for them . For physics you have to regain the concept by studying theory and formulaes . Then you should practice and revise mcqs thoroughly .

4) Join a dlp course in any coaching institute and give tests regularly .

All the best .