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You need to score 50% marks in your class 12th result to sit for the exam. If your aggregate percentage is less than this you won't be able to sit in the exam. For SC/ST the minimum percentage requirement is 40% and for PWD is 45%. Keep yourself updated with

hello aspirant,

YES, If you get 50% in Class 12th with physics, chemistry, Biology, and English you can get any medical colleges in India, other than AIIMS, providing if you crack NEET Exam.

The eligibility criteria for getting in any medical colleges through NEET, other than AIIMS, is as follows

Hi

No, eligibility doesn't change every year, it has remained unchanged as of now incase even if it gets changed then authorities will inform about it but the chances for change in eligibility criteria is extremely low i. e almost 0.

For your reference,

Eligibility criteria of both is given

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Yes you are eligible for both need UG and AIIMS as well.

This is because,

With 64 % in PCB and 66.75 % in PCBE you satisfy both neet and Aiims eligibility criteria as a obc category student requires at least 40% in aggregate of PCB and for Aiims

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Making  prediction is difficult as  cutoff  depends upon various factors like :-

-----------) number of students/ candidates  that appeared in the neet exam,

-----------) difficulty level of neet examination

-----------) number of available seats,

-----------) performance of different students in the examination,

-----------) the category you belong etc.

But

Greetings of the day aspirant !!

I hope you are fine. As per your mentioned query , i would like to tell you that yes one year is sufficient for cracking the neet exam. NEET is a national level of exam so you have to be more consistent and determined

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The All India Institute Of Medical Science (AIIMS), New Delhi had earlier released the application form for AIIMS BSc (H) and BSc (post-basic) and MSc nursing courses on the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in. The AIIMS nursing 2022 exam date for B.Sc. (H) Nursing is June 18, whereas for B.Sc. Nursing