NEET

The NTA prepares multiple sets of NEET question papers every year to avoid malpractices in the exam. There are generally four sets of question papers. One set of question paper is further divided into six sets. Hence, there are a total of 24 unique NEET question papers. The questions remain the same, but their arrangement is different in every set.  

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. 

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. 

As per the NEET 2025 eligibility criteria, the minimum age limit of candidates should be 17 years. Hence, candidates must be born by December 31, 2008, in order to be eligible to appear for NEET 2025, which was scheduled for May 4, 2025, for the academic year 2025-26. Any NEET aspirant who is born beyond this date, will not be eligible for NEET 2025, and should prepare to appear next year. 

The NTA generally provides two to three days window to submit objections against the provisional NEET answer keys or OMR sheet responses. Candidates need to submit the NEET answer key objections online along with the evidence.  

No, you cannot apply for the NEET exam if you failed in chemistry in 12th. Students are required to pass 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects, and failing in any one of these makes you ineligible to apply. So you are advised to reappear for your compartment chemistry paper and qualify it, and then you'll be able to apply for NEET. Always refer to the latest NEET eligibility criteria released by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for accurate information.