NEET

The NEET city intimation slip or the city allotment slip is the precursor to the NEET admit card. The NEET city allotment slip mentions the city in which candidates' NEET exam centre will be located along with other personal details of candidates. The validity of the NEET advance intimation to exam city slip is till the time the NEET admit card is released. Hence, once the NEET admit card is released, there is no need to preserve the NEET city intimation slip. 

Several courses after 12th Biology are good that you can take without qualifying for the NEET exam. These courses include (but are not limited to) Bachelor of Optometry (B. Optom), Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT), B.Sc. in Bioinformatics, B.Sc. in Biotechnology and Dialysis Technician. Other non-medical courses that one can pursue after 12th bio are agriculture, forensic science, health and nutrition, ecology and psychology.

NEET UG is very important for MBBS admissions in India. It is only entrance exam for all medical colleges, both government and private, and makes admissions fair and transparent.

NEET tests your knowledge in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology to make sure you are ready for medical studies.

You also need to pass NEET if you want to study MBBS abroad, according to Medical Council of India (MCI) rules.

Yes you can get admission to a BNYS  Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Science college in Jaipur without appearing for NEET, as the BNYS programme admission is generally based on merit from your 12th Science stream scores, NEET not mandatory for BNYS course. Neet mandatory for other medical courses.