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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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NTA will declare NEET result on 5th of June. Now coming to your question about cut-off, I will say it's difficult to predict, but this year's NEET paper was quite easy when compared to last year NEET paper, so this year chances are that cut-off may get a hike. In order to get a seat in a government medical college, you should be scoring at least 550 marks if you are from general category.

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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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Three questions can be challenged to get bonus
marks for those questions according to NEET 2019 answer key.
1. Chemistry: The colloid question must be given as a bonus as it had two options to be correct. So, many might have left that question fearing they will be awarded negative marks.
2. Physics: Magnetic field inside the cylindrical conductor
question. They didn't mention whether it is a hollow or solid cylinder. So, I considered it as hollow one (by default) and considered magnetic field inside the hollow cylinder to be zero and marked that option. But NTA has considered it to be a solid cylinder. Whose mistake is this? Why should st
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Vatsalya Tegwal

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No, it will be impossible for you to take admission in BAMS in any of the government colleges but you can try your luck in the private colleges.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello Ashok,
NEET scores cannot be used to get admission for pharmacy courses. You need to write the exams conducted by the colleges and follow the other admission procedures in order to get a seat.

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You can get admission on the basis of your 12th standard marks.

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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!

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320 is not sufficient to get admission with low seat. In order to get seat with low fee you need to score at least 550+.

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VAIDURYA V

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Yes. Have you heard of incidences, where candidates crack JEE successfully but fail in their 12th boards? So, how would you judge them? Failure on the basis of class 12th score or intelligent on the basis of their entrance score? It's nothing like that, we perform well when we set something as a priority. You can clear NEET. Prepare well, compete. Give your best. Follow NCERT books, and for physics buy a few more books. Practice questions. Enrol for test series in coaching centres.
All the best.

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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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Doubt. The most positive thing I have ever come across about it is if you are actually reading, occurring doubt is natural. One who has no doubt at all, maybe he is not clear about the concepts until now. So, first, be happy if you have doubt. Now Clearing the doubt within time is important or else it may hamper NEET result.
To clear a doubt, you must understand that topic from the very start. Take guidance from your seniors. Stick to your concepts from NCERT or you may contact your school faculty as well. Cross check if your doubt is genuine or it might be from exceptions. Be clear about the concepts. The more you will revise the more
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