Hello aspirant,

In India, students who wish to enroll in undergraduate medical programs including MBBS, BDS, and other medical-related programs must take the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). The National Testing Agency (NTA) administers NEET, which is regarded as the most important test for Indian medical candidates.

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Yes, you can apply for JEE Main as a PCB student and aspiring candidates of NEET There is no illegal issue in appearing as many candidates before have done it and there is no such rules that you cant give exam but remember that You will be considered ineligible for JOSAA counseling. However dont waste your precious time, energy and money in appearing such exam which is of no use for you instead go for mock tests where you also get to know your performance.

Prepare for NEET, AIIMS & JIPMER if you are medical aspirant or focus on board if you want to do general courses where entrance exam required at college level If you want to feel like real exam go for test series of any coaching centre.

Absolutely, you can definitely crack the NEET 2025 if you start your preparation in November.

While starting late might seem daunting, a strategic approach and consistent effort can help you achieve your goal. Here's a plan to get you started:

1. Analyze the Syllabus:

Break down the NEET syllabus into smaller, manageable topics.

Prioritize topics based on their weightage and your understanding.

2. Create a Study Schedule:

Develop a realistic study schedule, allocating specific time slots for each subject.

Be consistent and stick to your schedule.

3. Focus on Key Concepts:

Understand the fundamental concepts of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Practice solving numerical problems in Physics and Chemistry.

Learn important biological processes and concepts.

4. Practice Regularly:

Solve previous year's question papers to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern.

Take mock tests to assess your preparation level and identify areas of weakness.

Analyze your mistakes and work on improving them.

5. Seek Guidance:

Join a coaching institute or seek guidance from experienced teachers.

Join online study groups or forums to discuss doubts and share knowledge.

6. Take Care of Yourself:

Get enough sleep, eat healthy food, and exercise regularly.

Practice relaxation techniques like meditation or yoga to reduce stress.

Remember, consistency is key. Even a few hours of focused study each day can make a significant difference. Stay positive, believe in yourself, and work hard.

Hello,

Hope you are doing well, you can register for NEET with attested copies of your documents during the online application process, but you will need to present the original documents for verification when you are allotted a college seat and during the admission process.

The attested documents must be signed by the gazetted officer while filling the application form of NEET.

Hope this will clear your confusion...

If you want to leave your present MBBS college to join another college by taking NEET again, you will likely face a bond penalty fee which is near about 5 lakh to 40 lakh rupees in case of Kerala state medical college you can confirm the actual amount of penalty from college of yours.

and yes, there is usually a concession for SC category students when it comes to bond penalties in Kerala but you have to pay some money for leaving the college in between.

Think of your decision again if its not a big issue continue with same college as you get mbbs degree from here too.at the end choice is yours hope you will get what you want.

It is possible to get your NEET score card of previous year i.e 2019 but you cant get it on website of NEET as yhere are no page available related to this.

What you can do is email your details with roll number to NTA and explain them your problem they will issue your neet marks hard copy.

If its still not resolved go to their fb and twitter pages there you can tag them and tell your issue.hope you get your score card soon.

All the best....

Hello! Thank you for reaching out.

With an AIR of 14000 in NEET PG, securing a seat in OBG at KIMS Hubli might be challenging due to the high demand for this specialization. While exact cutoffs can vary each year depending on factors like seat availability and category reservations, OBG tends to have higher cut-offs.

I’d recommend keeping an eye on counselling updates, and it may also be helpful to explore similar branches or alternate institutions to widen your options. You can also check our website for more detailed data on college cut-offs and insights.

Yes, a duplicate Class 10th and 12th marksheet issued by CBSE is generally acceptable for NEET counseling and admission. If your original marksheets have been stolen, it’s crucial to obtain the duplicates as soon as possible. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) provides a streamlined process for issuing duplicate certificates, and you should initiate this process immediately.

When you apply for the duplicate marksheets, ensure you have all the necessary documentation, such as a police report regarding the theft, your identification proof, and any other documents required by CBSE. Once you receive the duplicate marksheets, they will serve the same purpose as the original documents during the NEET counseling process.

It’s important to keep a copy of the police report and any related documents handy, as these may be required during the admission process. Always verify with the official NEET counseling authorities or the college you’re applying to if they have any specific requirements regarding duplicate certificates. As long as the duplicates are properly issued and verified, they should be accepted without any issues, allowing you to proceed with your admissions smoothly.

Hello,

A person with normal hearing in one ear and mixed hearing in the other can apply for NEET, but eligibility depends on the degree of hearing loss. As per MCI guidelines, candidates with hearing impairment should have a minimum hearing threshold of 50 dB in better ear or 60 dB with hearing aid. Candidates with severe hearing loss may be ineligible. Check NEET eligibility criteria and consult MCI guidelines for clarification.

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