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Anu Kala

Beginner-Level 1

The NEET cut off for BAMS at any governmnt colleges is:

  •  For the general category the cut off is 600+,
  • For OBC 590+, 
  • For SC and ST 300+ 

The cut off varies every year due to the paper structure and number of applicants. For example, in 2023 NEET cut off was 550+ for the general category which increased to 600+ in 2024 due to very high competition.

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Nitesh Dhyani

Beginner-Level 5

NTA releases the NEET question papers online on the official website of NTA after the conclusion of the admission process of the academic year. However, NTA does not release the NEET question papers of all languages and sets. The exam authorities primarily release the English language question papers followed by Hindi. Till 2021, NTA had released NEET question papers in all languages. In 2022, only three sets of the NEET English question paper were released. In the years 2023 and 2024, NTA had released only English and Hindi question papers. 

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Piyush Singh

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Every year, NTA prepares multiple sets of NEET question papers to avoid malpractices. The NEET question papers have four sets, which are further segregated into six sets. Hence, there are a total of 24 unique NEET question papers which are printed by NTA. However, the questions are same, but the arrangement of the sections and questions are different.  

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Pooja Kalra

Beginner-Level 5

The NEET question papers are available in 13 languages, which are given below. 

  1. English
  2. Hindi
  3. Bengali
  4. Urdu
  5. Assamese
  6. Gujarati
  7. Marathi
  8. Odia
  9. Kannada
  10. Tamil
  11. Malayalam
  12. Punjabi
  13. Telugu.

Candidates have to select the language while filling the NEET application form. There is no option to select multiple languages, and they have to select the language or medium in which they have studied till Class 12, and is most comfortable in. The selection of the NEET question paper language will also determine the exam city choices. For example, a candidate choosing Bengali language of question will get the option of selecting exam city in West Bengal. 

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Rachit Kumar

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No, candidates are not allowed to get admission at the K.S. Hedge Medical Academy MBBS course without NEET UG scores. These are the important criteria that candidates are defined as required to follow. The eligibility criteria for admission to the MBBS course at K.S. Hedge Medical Academy is candidates must complete their Class 12 from Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology subjects. Additionally, for admissions, candidates should be NEET-UG qualified. 
Moreover, there is no information available on the official website of the institute that ensures that K.S. Hedge Medical Academy offers direct admissions to MBBS courses. 

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Aishwarya Aggarwal

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, you can appear for NEET UG exam if you are 35 years of age. There is no upper age limit for the exam, candidates can plan and appear for NEET irrespective of their age. However, they must meet other NEET eligibility criteria given below:

  • Candidates must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Biology in Class 11 and Class 12
  • They must have obtained 50 per cent aggregate in Class 12 Board exam (45 per cent for reserved category candidates). 

Also, there is no capping or limit in terms of number of attempts for NEET exam. 

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