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If the address you entered while registering for NEET differs slightly from your Aadhaar details, follow these steps:

1. Minor Differences: If it's a minor variation (like missing "Gram" or slight rearrangement), it usually won’t cause issues.
2. Correction Window: NTA provides a correction window for NEET applications. Check if it's open and update the address.
3. ID Proof at Exam: Ensure your Aadhaar or other valid ID proof matches your admit card details.
4. Contact NTA: If unsure, call NTA helpline or email them for clarification.
5. Future Updates: Consider updating Aadhaar or other documents for consistency.

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For NEET seat reservations, State OBC certificates are valid only for state quota seats in your respective state’s medical colleges. However, if you want to claim OBC reservation under the All India Quota (AIQ) 15% seats, you must have an OBC-NCL (Non-Creamy Layer) certificate recognized by the Central Government. If your caste is listed in the Central OBC list, you should update your certificate to a Central OBC-NCL certificate to avail of AIQ reservations in government medical colleges across India.

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To secure admission to Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences (UPUMS) through NEET , consider the following cutoff trends :

• General Category :

  • 2024: Closing rank around 15,633.
  • 2023: Closing rank approximately 15,519.
  • 2022: Closing rank near 15,093.

• OBC Category :

  • 2024: Closing rank around 18,675.

• SC Category :

  • 2024: Closing rank approximately 80,076.

• ST Category :

  • 2024: Closing rank near 101,873.

These trends indicate that for the General category, a NEET rank below 15,000 enhances the chances of admission to UPUMS . Cutoffs vary annually based on factors like exam difficulty and seat availability.

Wishing you the best !

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For NEET 2025 counseling, the OBC-NCL certificate should generally be valid if issued within one year before the counseling date.

Since your certificate is issued on 9 February 2025, it will be valid for NEET 2025 counseling, as counseling  happens later in the year (July-September).

However, always double-check the official NEET counseling notification for the exact certificate issuance date requirements to avoid any issues.

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As a NEET aspirant, you can consider writing additional exams for various medical and allied health science courses.

Here are some options:

1. AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing & Paramedical Entrance Exam

For B.Sc. Nursing, Radiography and other paramedical courses at AIIMS institutions.

2. JIPMER Entrance Exam

For B.Sc. Nursing and Allied Health Science courses at Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research.

3. CUET (Common University Entrance Test)

For B.Sc. courses in Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry and other life sciences in central universities.

4. ICAR AIEEA UG (Indian Council of Agricultural Research)

For B.Sc. Agriculture, Horticulture, Fisheries Science and Food Technology.

5. AFMC Pune Admission (via NEET)

While NEET is required, AFMC conducts its own interview and screening process for MBBS aspirants.

6. INI-CET

For postgraduate courses later in your career but knowing about it early helps if you are planning for MD/MS after MBBS.

hope this helps you .

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In NEET, Previous Year Questions (PYQs) play a significant role as the exam often includes questions that are either directly repeated or based on similar concepts. While there's no fixed number of questions taken directly from PYQs .

It's generally observed that around 10-15% of the questions can be directly repeated or very similar to previous years questions.

Conceptual repetition is common, where questions are framed differently but based on the same topics or concepts from past papers.

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The NEET 2024 cutoff for the Defence quota in Maharashtra hasn't been officially released yet. It will be available after the DMER Maharashtra completes the counselling process.

For updates, check the DMER website or refer to previous years cutoffs for reference.

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Yes, some NEET candidates have re-registered due to incomplete applications or payment issues.

What to Do If This Happens:

1. Retry Payment: Wait 24 hours and try again.

2. Contact NTA: Reach out for support if issues persist.

3. Re-Register: If necessary, apply again with a different email/phone.

4. Refunds: Extra payments are usually refunded within 7 days.

5. Correction Window: Use this to fix errors instead of re-registering.

Avoid multiple submissions to prevent disqualification.

Yes, even though you completed your Class 10 and 12 from Haryana (Gurgaon), you are still eligible to apply for the Uttarakhand state quota in NEET if you possess a valid Uttarakhand domicile certificate.

Domicile is the deciding factor: For NEET state quota eligibility, the primary factor is your domicile certificate, which in your case is from Uttarakhand. This means you can choose Uttarakhand as your state for the state quota in the NEET application.

Important considerations:

Check specific guidelines:

Always refer to the official NEET application guidelines and your state's rules regarding domicile certificates to ensure you meet all eligibility criteria.

Be prepared to provide proof:

During the counselling process, you might be required to submit your Uttarakhand domicile certificate as proof of residency.

If you passed your 12th from the Karnataka board in 2024 and are re-appearing for NEET in 2025, your qualifying code on the NEET application form would likely be the code designated for "State Board 12th Examination" within the NEET application portal, which is usually "Code 1"; always double-check the specific codes available on the official NEET website to ensure accuracy.

The exact qualifying codes might vary slightly depending on the latest NEET guidelines, so always refer to the official NTA website for the most updated information.

Even though you are re-appearing for NEET, the qualifying code remains the same as the board you passed your 12th from.