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For NEET eligibility, a PwD candidate must submit a medical certificate issued by an authorized medical board as per NMC guidelines. The certificate should be recent, typically issued within 3 to 6 months before the exam or as specified in the NEET bulletin. General medical certificates for illness or fitness are not required unless specified by NTA. Always check the latest NEET notification for exact details.

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A medical certificate for the NEET exam is typically required if a candidate seeks exemption under the PwD (Persons with Disabilities) category or needs to justify medical reasons for absence or special accommodations. The certificate must be issued by a government-recognized medical authority and should be recent, usually within three to six months before the exam.

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For a medical certificate eligible for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), it should meet the following requirements:

1. Issuing Authority : Must be issued by a registered medical practitioner or a government hospital.
2. Recent Certificate : Should be issued within a specific time frame (usually 1-3 months) before the examination date.
3. Validity : Certificate should mention the candidate’s medical condition and its impact on eligibility.
4. Clarity : Clear details on the nature of the illness, if any, and the candidate's fitness for the exam.

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