NEET

Yes, NTA provides NEET mock tests for the exam aspirants. Students have to visit the official website of NTA and click on the Mock Test tab. After that, they have to select the exam from the drop down menu and select the subject between Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Unlike the original exam, NTA provides NEET mock test in computer-based-mode. Moreover, the question paper is also not a combined set of all three subjects, but segregated subject-wise. Hence, it is a good source of NEET mock tests if you are planning to practice or solve subject-wise mock tests. 

There is no fixed number of NEET mock test to be taken by candidates to ensure a good score in the exam. The number of mock tests for NEET or the frequency to attempt it should increase gradually. While in the initial phase of NEET preparation, candidates may take one test a week, when the exam is closer, or a couple of months before the exam, candidates should take at least three to four NEET mock tests in a week. 

Yes, NEET is needed if you wish to pursue Nephrology.

At first, NEET UG is needed for admission to MBBS and then NEET PG is required for MD in General Medicine or Paediatrics. 

After completing MD, candidates must clear NEET-SS (Super Specialty) to secure admission into a DM/DNB Nephrology program. Since nephrology is a highly specialised medical branch, these entrance exams ensure the selection of qualified candidates.

Relevant Links for Nephrology Courses:

MSc Clinical Embryology
MSc Pathology

No, whether you have applied Class 12 marks improvement or not, it does not affect your admission to MBBS through NEET. However, you have to make sure that you have good scores in Class 12 examinations. Most colleges might first consider your Class 12 scores to see if you are eligible for admission.

You can get more information on the same on the Shiksha website. 

If you want to take a admission in bhu MBBS then you should have marks in the range of 690, firstly it's depends on rank, if you are close to  1000ranks then you are eligible for MBBS in bhu 

In 2024, Dr. MGR Educational and Research Institute has released the NEET cutoff for the UG courses. In connection to it, the required rank as per MGR Educational and Research Institute cutoff 2024 stood between 270532 and 368968 for the General AI category candidates.

Dr. MGR Educational and Research Institute accepts NEET UG scores. As per the Dr. MGR Educational and Research Institute cutoff 2024, the Round 3 seat allotment result for BDS course stood at 368968 for the General AI category candidates. Candidates can check out more cutoffs from MGR Educational Institute website:

Dr. MGR Educational and Research Institute cutoff 2024 is based on NEET UG scores followed by the NEET UG Counselling for the All India Quota. Considering the NEET UG Round 3 seat allotment results, the BDS rank stood at 368968 for the General AI category candidates. Over the years, NEET UG cutoff had shown fluctuations. With respect to it, the expected cutoff can stood upto 5 lakh for the General AI category candidates.

Candidates willing to pursue a BSc (Nursing) at IMS BHU must clear the required NEET UG cut-off depending on their reservation category. The cut-off is released in the form of the closing ranks at which the admission is granted during various rounds of counselling. The cut-off for OBC-category candidates is slightly less competitive as compared to the General-category candidates. Check out the following table for the IMS BHU BSc cut-off (last round) for the OBC category:

Institute of Medical Sciences, BHU BSc admission is subject to clearing the NEET UG cut-off prescribed for the particular admission year. The cut-off also varies depending on the caste/reservation category of the applicants. Based on the previous year's cut-off,  the NEET UG rank at which BSc admission was granted to General category candidates is around 1.06 Lacs (for the last round). In 2023, the closing rank for the General category candidates was 27,931.