Dear aspirant !!

Hope you are doing good !

I don't think this will create any problem to you . However a little problem that you can face is that whatever email they will send to all the students you will not get them or you will get them at wrong email . This is the only problem only that you are going to face . Otherwise no one will say you anything regarding this .

Hope it helps you !!

Thank you !

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

As per your question, mostly there won't be any kind of issues with regard to wrong email address. But, any important mails regarding NEET exam might go to that particular email. Therefore, it is better for you to contact the authorities of NTA and explain them regarding your query, they will definitely assist you. You can find their contact numbers in their official website.

Hope this helps!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question , the eligibility to write the JEE Advanced exam is to qualify the JEE exam. As you have mentioned that you are qualified I'm the JEE MAINS examination, you are absolutely eligible to give the JEE ADVANCE exam.

All the best!!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

As per your question, basically you can change the name which was written in your Identity card. Speaking of which, if you are going to show your identity card during the board exam, then you need to change the same according to your admit card. This can be done by your school authorities.

Hope this helps!

Hi

hope you doing well

NTA strictly prohibits duplicate registrations. If they detect two registrations, they may cancel both applications.In some cases, candidates may face a ban for 1-3 years, but this is usually for intentional duplicate registrations or misconduct.

What you have to do now that:

• Email Response: Since you’ve already emailed NTA regarding the issue, they will investigate your case. They may ask for details to understand whether the duplicate registration was unintentional.
• Resolution: NTA may resolve the issue favorably if you can prove that it was a genuine mistake. It’s essential to clearly explain your situation in your communication with them.
• Follow Up on Your Email: If you don’t receive a response within a week or two, consider following up to ensure they are processing your request.
• Prepare for Different Outcomes: While waiting for their response, be prepared for either outcome:
  • If they cancel your duplicate application, make sure you have the registration details of the application you wish to keep.
  • If you receive a ban, inquire about the possibility of an appeal.

Don't panic and wait for the official response.

Best Wishes.