Yes, students who have completed a bridge course in science subjects (like Biology) may apply for the NEET exam, provided they meet the NEET eligibility criteria. Typically, candidates need to have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in their 10+2 or equivalent exams with at least 50% marks for the general category (45% for reserved categories). It's essential to verify with the latest NEET eligibility guidelines, as requirements may vary slightly each year.

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Hello,

Yes, bridge course students can apply for the NEET exam, provided they meet the eligibility criteria. Here's a breakdown:

• Eligibility Criteria : Students who have completed a bridge course after their 10+2 or equivalent are eligible if they meet the age limit and educational qualifications.

• Minimum Qualification : Must have completed a bridge course that includes Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST/OBC).

• Age Limit : Candidates must be between 17 and 25 years of age (5-year relaxation for SC/ST/OBC).

• NEET Requirements : Must have studied subjects as per NEET guidelines for medical aspirants.

To know more about NEET eligibility : https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

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Hello student

Yes Bridge Course students can apply for neet ug.

Like other neet ug aspirants they will also have to fulfill the eligibility criteria for Neet.

The candidate must have completed minimum 17 years age.

There is no upper age limit.

These students must obtain minimum 50% in subjects they have studied (physics, chemistry and biology.

Bridge Course is designed to build fundamental concepts for subjects such as biology ( botany and zoology), Physics and chemistry for class xi . They also prepare students for neet. The Course helps students to sharpen their skills and to solve complex problems with well researched study material.

Download your NEET mark sheet using your roll number or try these methods:

1. Application Number and Date of Birth:

Visit the official website of NTA NEET.

Click on the "Candidate Login."

Fill in your application number of NEET with your date of birth as your login details.

Once you log in, you should be able to download your mark sheet.

2. NTA Helpdesk:

If the above process could not be used to obtain your mark sheet, then the NTA helpdesk could be contacted.

Share the information that may comprise your name, date of birth, and application number.

They would try their best to provide the mark sheet or else assist you in any other appropriate manner.

3. You School/College:

A duplicate mark sheet could also be requested from the school or college, especially if the same exists in a record of your school/college.

Keep your application number safe because the application number is very important and will be used while accessing documents associated with your NEET.

Check Your Email: In some cases, NTA also takes care of sending a lot of notifications to make you update on the related activities.

Therefore, follow these simple steps, and you should be able to get your NEET mark sheet, even without your roll number.

Unfortunately, Jamia Hamdard University does not offer B.Pharma.

Jamia Hamdard is largely an Unani and Ayurvedic medical university. To pursue B.Pharma, you would be expected to apply to other universities or colleges offering this course.

In India, you would qualify through NEET to B.Pharma. The chance of getting admitted into good pharmacy colleges is determined by your NEET score.

The minimum qualification to get eligible for NEET is to clear the Class 12th exams with core subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.

The particular cut-off of NEET varies from year to year on the basis of applicants, complexity level of the exam, and available seats.

For the most accurate, updated information about eligibility criteria, cutoff scores, as well as application procedures pertaining to B.Pharma programmes, I suggest you see the official websites of the various universities or colleges you target.

Hello,

Being an NEET 2024 scorer of 204 as an unreserved female candidate and having domicile in Uttar Pradesh, it shall be tough to get seat in any private medical colleges in Bihar during the course of stray vacancy round because the cutoff scores for any unreserved category student shall be higher even during stray vacancies in private medical colleges. However, cutoffs vary year after year depending on the number of applications received, seats available, and the competition for admission.

To get a relatively good idea of your admission probabilities, I would suggest the Careers 360 NEET College Predictor tool. It can thus aid you in understanding the scopes and possibilities of getting you an admission in different Medical colleges based on your NEET Score, Category, or other domicile details. Kindly visit the website, Career 360, by simply putting your NEET scores and other relevant criteria which will provide you specific predictability.

Unfortunately, the chances of getting a seat in the top-tier medical college by management quota with a NEET PG rank of 83312 are very less.

Management quota seats are filled by candidates who have significantly higher ranks. Such seats are usually reserved for those who can afford higher fees or have special connections.

However, you could try the following:

State Quota Seats: See the state level PG medical counseling process in your state. Sometimes low cut-offs are seen under state quota seats, especially in those specializations which are lesser in popularity.

Deemed Universities: Deemed Universities may have its own Admission process. It may accommodate candidates at lower ranks and especially those with lower ranks under less popular specializations

Foreign Medical Universities: Ponder upon higher studies in Foreign countries especially in those places where Medical Education is economic.

Never forget to :

Maintain a record of counseling: Maintain a counselling schedule and deadline for producing documentations for verification

Elaborate all aspects: Limiting itself only to one college or speciality is not a good idea because there are many options available. Get exposed to whatever seniors and counselors can do to guide and advise in regard to this.

Realist approach and explore each available option. It is great that the person is ranked high on NEET PG, however if that is not to be then there is definitely something he or she can do to progress into medicine.

If your mother’s name appears differently on your 10th and 12th marksheets, this alone should not lead to an automatic rejection of your NEET application, but it is something that should be addressed proactively. Minor discrepancies, like spelling differences, can usually be clarified by providing supporting documents. However, significant name differences may require formal documentation.

To avoid issues, you can include an affidavit stating that both names refer to the same person. This document, prepared through a notary, confirms the discrepancy and provides evidence of the correct name. You might also consider submitting copies of other official documents where your mother’s name is consistent, such as her Aadhaar card or passport, to further support your case.

It’s a good idea to contact the National Testing Agency (NTA), the authority for NEET, for specific guidance on handling name discrepancies. They may ask for additional documents or affidavits and provide instructions to ensure your application is not delayed or rejected. By addressing the issue early and providing clear documentation, you can help ensure your application proceeds smoothly.

There is very least possibilities that Your mother's or father's Aadhar Card will be required at any step , so logically there should be no problem but sometimes they ask why there is discrepancy in names at yhe time of document verification if you have a reason then they take affidavit from you and you get admission.

Mostly 10th Marksheet is required as a date of birth proof these are very minor mistakes they will understand

At the end Your name should be correct and date of birth

Good luck..

Hi

For the NEET , the examination covers only three subjects:

Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) . NEET does not include Mathematics (M) as part of its syllabus , so the exam is designed  for students with a background in Biology along with Physics and Chemistry in 12th grade .

If you are preparing for NEET , you need to focus on PCB , as Mathematics is not  for this exam . NEET is primarily aimed at medical and dental program admissions , so the focus is on Biology instead of a broader range of subjects like PCMB .

For more information about NEET exam , you can drop message .

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