Medicine Entrance Exam

Hi Sunaina,
Arihant books are good enough to crack KCET and other state level exams. But to make your preparations strong, just give some online tests as well. They will really help you.
Best of luck.

As you've failed in chemistry, you are not eligible to apply for the exam. First, complete your 12th with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks and then apply for NEET.

NCERT will definitely give you a good foundation for the preparation but I would not say that, only NCERT Is sufficient enough for preparations. NEET is a multiple choice questions type examination. So, you definitely have to go through many multiple choice type question banks and furthermore you should definitely go through some good books for strengthening your preparations. All the best !

Hello Divya,
You are eligible for NEET. But do make sure that your score at least 75% in 12 boards. As this is the eligibility criteria for NEET.
All the best.

Hello,
To pursue MBBS, fees varies from college to college. Generally, government colleges fess is upto INR. 1 Lacs to 2 Lacs per year.

Hi Christeena,
If you want to get admission in good colleges, then you must score 500 and plus, better if you score 600 plus out of 720 in NEET. As there is tough competition for seats so you need to give your best. Good luck.

Yes, NEET and AIIMS is totally for getting admission in different Colleges. So, you can write both.

As per NEET cutoff 2019, candidates belonging to your category are required to score at least 119 marks (out of 720) in order to qualify NEET 2019, while OBC/SC/ST category candidates need a minimum of 96 marks to qualify.

You need 50% marks in PCB (practicals+theory) in your board exams to be eligible for NEET. During admissions, if two students profile clashes (everything is same i.e. age, marks in the individual subject in NEET, category, etc., then your board marks are considered for admissions.