NEET, or the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, is the golden gate to your medical dreams in India. I can totally understand your confusion about the NTA, syllabus, weightage, paper etc. It is important to understand NEET before you begin preparing for it.
With a sea of NEET prep materials like NCERT, refernce books and youtube out there, it’s natural to feel lost. But don’t stress! We’ve got the must-haves and good-to-haves to guide you. Before you dive in, let’s get a clear view of neet exam syllabus and what to study.
From time management to staying motivated, what to eat, and when to sleep, we’ve got some tried and tested tips that have worked. Let’s get you equipped with seemingly irrelevant things too because EVERYTHING MATTERS.
The day you’ve been prepping for can be nerve-wracking. But hey, we’ve got your back! From last-minute tips to keeping those jitters at bay, let’s make your exam day smooth.
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No, 500 is not a good score if you belong to the general category according to the previous year cut off’s. However, depending on which type of college you are trying to aim for- Private or Governement, the cut off can vary according to the category you belong to. Check our NEET UG Counselling section to read more.
Yes, you can appear for NEET right after 12th standard, provided you meet all the eligibility criterias, as an Indian national or NRI. Check the eligibility criteria here.
The class 12 percentage required for the NEET 2024 exam is separate for each category and can be listed as follows: NEET eligibility criteria marks in class 12 to be considered are aggregate marks only for PCB subjects. Check eligibility criteria here.
UR – 50%,
OBC/SC/ST – 40%,
PWD – 45%
You can give NEET exam if you have not taken biology. However, you should have taken Biotechnology as a subject with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. Check the updated eligibility criteria here.
No, it is not possible to join any medical college- government, private or a foreign universirty without NEET scores. However, some foregin universities may enroll you evn without a NEET score.
Yes NEET is compulsory for MBBS abroad also in 2024. You will get admission in foreign countries only on the basis of NEET score. However, some universities may enroll you een without a NEET score.
Conquered NEET? That’s just the start. We’re two medicos from Grant Government Medical College, Mumbai, and trust us, the MBBS journey? It’s wild. We’ve got tales to tell, lessons learned, and a bunch of ‘wish we knew’ moments. And for all you NEET aspirants, this is your backstage entry pass to the main show until you can get up there and perform. So, rukhe kyu ho? Let’s do this together!
