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Utkarsh Kumar

Contributor-Level 6

Yes, you can give NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance exam).The eligibility criteria for NEET does not consider class 10th marks.The eligibility criteria for NEET are-

  • You must be 17+
  • You are appearing or have passed class 12th with PCB with minimum percentage of 50%
  • So, you don't have to worry about class 10th percentage just focus on class 12th and start preparing for NEET.

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Kamini Padyal

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Digital scan copy of left hand thumbprint is required for NEET registration. It is usually required for biometric authentication in the exam centres for NEET exam.

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SK WASIM HOSSAIN

Beginner-Level 5

Here are some low-cost private medical colleges in India which provide hostel services for NEET 2025 hopefuls from Odisha:  

  • Hi-Tech Medical College, Bhubaneswar, Odisha - Low Fees, good infrastructure  
  • Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Bhubaneswar - Good education, moderate fees and one of the decent colleges  
  • Sri Ramachandra Medical College, Chennai - Well-known college, affordable fees on south India basis  
  • JSS Medical College, Mysuru - Low-cost and good hostel facilities  
  • Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Jaipur - Low cost and adequate clinical exposure  

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SK WASIM HOSSAIN

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, you can fill out the NEET registration form with 46% in 12th (PCB) but to be eligible for admission, you need the following:  

- Minimum 50% for General/OBC or 40% for SC/ST  

- Your PCB aggregate must meet the criteria  

 

Options if you fall short:  

1) Take an improvement exam to raise your marks.  

2) Consider NIOS or a single-subject re-test  

3) Some state boards allow grace marks  

 

Note: You'll receive an admit card, but final college admission requires your marks to meet the requirements. Don't lose hope; many students improve their marks later! Check

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Malika Sahu

Beginner-Level 4

Wait for the correction window to open, stay updated on NEET's website. As soon as the window opens, Rectify your mistakes and fill up the form again while checking if everything's fine by now. 

If in case, the correction window gets closed and you are unable to fill the form then maybe you should try next time as there's nothing you can do about.

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Malika Sahu

Beginner-Level 4

Steps to correct NEET UG additional details column:

  1. check the correction window
  2. Log in to the NEET portal 
  3. Navigate to "additional details" 
  4. Login and edit your details
  5. Review and submit- double check all the information you've updated. Click save and continue and then submit
  6. pay additional fee (if applicable) - if your correction changes any fee-bearing category, you'll be prompted to pay the differential amount.
  7. print confirmation 

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