Hello,

I'm really sorry to hear about your grandmother's passing. It's completely understandable that you may be feeling torn between attending the funeral and focusing on your NEET preparations. It's important to prioritize your emotional well-being during this time of loss. If you feel that attending the funeral and being with your family will bring you closure and support, then it may be worth considering. However, if you believe that it would significantly disrupt your NEET preparations and you have the support of your family, you could discuss finding a balance that allows you to pay your respects while still dedicating time to your studies. Ultimately, the decision is yours to make, and it's important to do what feels right for you. Take care of yourself during this difficult time.

Hope this helps you,

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Hello Pratvi

You should prepare well and then appear for Neet in 2025 .

There is no upper age limit for neet ug .

You should give maximum hours to study as completion is going fierce year by year. Cut off changes  every year .

If you seek admission to mbbs course you will have to obtain at least 700 marks in Neet.

For general category,  Neet qualifying marks are 50 percentile  ,

For sc , st it is 40 percentile

For pwd, ebc it is 45 percentile.

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Hello aspirant

Yes you can get admission to veternary course in government college being a sc category candidate with 225 marks in Neet.

Neet qualifying marks for sc ,st category are 40 percentile.

The neet cut off veternary 2024 for general category estimation is 720 - 137

For st, sc and obc it is from 137 - 107

Neet veternary cut off for 2022 for sc category was 116 - 93

So good luck to you.

Hello aspirant,

Getting 550+ in NEET is itself a big task and it becomes a mountain to climb when you say you start preparing from January. I suggest you to give your best effort to achieve your target. It's going to be very challenging and difficult but if you kept yourself motivated then definitely it can be achieved.

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Hello aspirant

It can't be estimated about your score in neet.

You can prepare for neet in 4 months . For that you need dedication and hard work. You will have to focus on it and you should study for 16 to 17 hours a day.

You should prepare a time table , make list of important topics.

If your biology base is strong then you can prepare well for biology giving more time to thdle subject. Numerical in physics and chemistry are important . Practice for numerical,  you can score good.

Along with study good sleep is necessary. It is not about just giving time to study but concentration is must. Whatever you learn, it should be well understood and it should ne in your mind next day. Stay away from social media.

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Hello,

To be eligible for NEET 2024, you must fulfill the eligibility criteria set by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Generally, the minimum qualifying marks for NEET are 50% for General category and 40% for reserved categories. So, since you qualify the criteria, you are definitely eligible for NEET 2024.

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Hello aspirant

If you have got 54 marks in chemistry,  you are qualified but your score in physics and biology should be minimum 50% marks.

Neet eligibility criteria

The candidate must have passed class xii with minimum 50% marks in physics,  chemistry and biology as main subjects and English subject is also mandatory .

Neet qualifying marks for general category candidate are 50 percentile

It is 40  percentile For sc and st category.

For pwd , ebc - 45 percentile

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Hello,

the score varies to the category of the candidate, 550 is considered a good score for the General category and for the Schedule caste/Schedule Tribe it is a very good score. A candidate who has scored more than 550 and belongs to SC/ST category has a high chance of getting a seat in a good Government medical college in comparison to a general category person.

Hope this helps you,

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