Filling random Class 11 marks in the NEET UG form can cause issues during counseling and may lead to admission cancellation. Class 11 marks are usually not mandatory, and incorrect details should be corrected during the NTA correction window. If the correction window is closed, contact NTA for guidance to avoid future problems.

Hello Arun,

Yes, this can create a problem during NEET UG counseling. While 11th-grade marks are not directly used for admission, providing false information on the NEET application form can lead to complications. During document verification, authorities may ask for your 11th-grade marksheet. If they find discrepancies, your admission could be at risk.

To avoid issues, contact the NEET helpline or your school to get an official record of your 11th-grade marks. If correction windows are open in counseling, update the details accurately.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

hi ,

in NEET counselling , class 11 marks are not a mandatory eligibility criterion for admission into medical colleges . the primary requirement is the class 12 marks in physics , chemistry , biology /biotechnology and  English .

however since you entered random marks in the class 11th marks section here are few things to consider-

• verification process - during counselling you need to submit the original documents like class 10th and class 12th mark sheets  , while class 11 th mark sheets are not asked as mandatory and are usually not  verified specifically .
• possible issues - if the authorities decided to cross - check the information that you entered and find inconsistencies it could lead to complications while chances of these are rare .
• solution - if any of these kind of complications happen then make sure to tell that you did not have official class 11 mark sheet and thus entered approximate values instead of, since class 11 marks do not matter as much as class 10 and 12 th does this is unlikely a major issue .

hope this helps