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Yes, you can prepare for NEET exam. It will require hard work and dedication. In NEET exam, biology questions are very difficult and one need to have very deep knowledge of this subject. Physics and chemistry are little bit easier. So, you have to refer different standard books for deep knowledge.

You need to score a minimum of 60 percentile of the highest marks.

Hi Mohammad,
Your first attempt work be counted only when you appear for the exam and not when you have filled the application form but are not appearing in the exam. So, it wouldn't be your first attempt.
Good luck.

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Hi there, first to qualify in NEET a General Category candidate has to score 50% of the top NEET score. It is 40% for SC, ST, OBC. For example, if the top NEET scorer has scored 500, General Category candidates should score atleast 250 and SC, ST, OBC should score around 200 to qualify. Now not every qualified candidate can get a medical seat. It depends on cut offs. Now cut offs change every year and are dependant on various factors like no. Of seats available, no. Of candidates appearing for the exam, difficulty of the exam and top NEET score. Every State except Jammu and Kashmir has All India Quota and State Quota and there is different... View more

Hi there, If minimum marks is 107 for cut-off and you have score 132, then you have qualified NEET. But you cannot get MBBS or BDS colleges with these marks. You can try for other B.A. M.S or BHMS or BPT courses.

You can go for other career options such as B.Tech, B.Arch B.Pharma allied health sciences, general B.Sc. or B.A. It is mandatory to secure passing marks if you want to take admission in MBBS in any private college.

See the eligibility cut off for NEET to apply for various medical courses was 135 marks for general unreserved category last year and 107 marks out of 720 for reserved category like SC, St, etc. and to get into a good government college BAMS course, you'll need to have 420-450 and above marks in NEET. Having said this cutoffs also depends on various factors like number of candidates appearing and also the paper level difficulty, also the state you reside in, also the college you aiming for.
So as of now prepare on focusing more and more and once the marks and ranks are our.
Hope so it will help you.
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You can get seat in government medical college because your category rank is good.

No, it's not possible to get a seat this year. All the best for next year.

Both are good in their own. Prefer NCERT for NEET.

The college you will get will depend on the rank you get and the cut off decided by college at the time of counseling. The cut offs keeps on fluctuating. But roughly 450+ would may fetch you a seat in private colleges through your category.

NEET 2023 Eligibility Criteria
The minimum age limit is 17 years as of December 31, of the year of admission for students belonging to all the categories. Hence, for candidates to qualify for the lower age limit, they must be born on or before 31st December. Yes, you can apply for NEET exam. Best of luck.

The availability of B-category seats and the cutoff for admission may vary from institute to institute. However, with an NEET All India Rank of 72346 in the OBC category, it may be challenging to secure a B-category seat. B-category seats are generally allotted to candidates who do not secure a seat through the regular admission process. These seats are allotted based on various factors such as the availability of seats, the number of applicants, and the category of the candidate. It's important to note that the specific cutoff and eligibility criteria for B-category seats may vary from institute to institute. Therefore, I recommend that y... View more

Yes, you can easily score 200+ in a week all you have to do is make a time table for your each subject and try to focus more on your weaker subject. NEET paper is usually NCERT based, if you are good in that you could easily score much more marks, also since less no. Of days are left, start doing lots of mock test, previous year papers which definitely helps us in understanding the pattern, and managing the time. Hope this will help you !

<p>Eligibility criteria for applying NEET exam is not based on the percentage score of 12th board exam. In fact all students studying in standard 12 Science B group (having biology as a subject) can apply for NEET exam.</p>

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Vikash Kumar Gupta,

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<p>NEET cutoff for admission to MBBS at Pt. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma PGIMS in various categories and rounds as follows:<br>2023- All India Quota Closing<br>Ranks<br>General Category: 15,102<br>OBC: 8,832<br>SC: 98,754<br>EWS: 6,961 in Round 1<br>Under the state quota:<br>Closing ranks:<br>General Category: 17,611<br>EWS: 11,139<br>SC: 68,383</p>

You can solve previous question papers.
You can refer to the below mentioned Authors:
1. Pradeep for physics, chemistry and biology.
2. Dinesh for physics, chemistry and biology.
3. Arihant.

NEET 2017 application form will be released in the last week of December 2016. The exam may be held on 7th May 2017.

You need to score above 50%.

Hi Senthamizh,
If you are taking NEET coaching, then the best option for you is to pursue MBBS after clearing NEET with good scores so as to get a good college. As becoming a Doctor is a great career choice if you really have an interest.
Good luck.

Yes, because NEET is an entrance exam. You can apply for any college.

Please apply through DTE CAP rounds under PWD category.

Yes, you can surely appear for Mop Up counseling but give consent for it on the website.

You're eligible to apply for NEET-UG. The eligibility criteria for NEET-UG are students should have studied and passed Physics Chemistry and Biology exams in the 12th public examination with minimum marks (Category wise varied 40 -50 %). There is no maximum age limit, so you can apply if you even pursued engineering. Check NEET-UG's official website for upcoming exams and other information.

It's depends upon your state and city where you are living or its private or government college, if private colleges are available there you can easily admission there by giving donetion.

After NEET there are several professional options available apart from medical. NEET is an entrance exam for admission to undergraduate medical courses like MBBS BDS and other allied courses. However, if you are not interested in pursuing a medical career, you can explore the following professional options:
Engineering: Engineering is one of the most popular career options after 10+2. You can choose from various branches of engineering like computer Science, mechanical, civil, electrical, electronics, and communication. Pharmacy: You can pursue a career in pharmacy by taking admission in B.Pharma MPHARM or Pharma. D programs. The pharm... View more

<p>With 147 in your NEET exam, it is quite difficult to secure a seat in an MBBS programme. Since you requested counselling, all you can do is wait and hope for the best.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

You must have any of the authorized photo IDs (Must be original, valid and non-expired), PAN card, Aadhaar Card (With photograph), Driving License, Voter ID and Passport.

Private medical colleges conduct no exam for NRIs. MCI regulation suggests that for every MBBS seat student need to take NEET exam. The rule is same for NRIs too, but as per the latest news, the debate is still on. So we should wait for the final decision.