St John's Medical College MBBS cutoff 2024

Hello,

The situation might make some problem arise while giving the marksheets before the admission committee, if you keep different names of your mother on your 10th and 12th mark sheets. Sometimes, all such documentation consistencies go very important to the concern, and they might find this as trouble for you. But does not say that your form will certainly be rejected, after all. Hence, to escape all of these complications,

Affidavit or Notarized Declaration: There could be an affidavit or a notarized declaration that these two names refer to the same person. This would enable a legal confirmation of identity.

Additional Supporting Documents: Collect all supporting documents like a passport and Aadhar card, which bear your mother's name as at least one of these two variations.

Contact the NEET Authorities: If possible, contact the authorities of NEET examinations or even check out the official guidelines so that discrepancies, if any, can be sorted out well in advance.

This helps avoid problems in the process of verification.

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 .

All the best

Hello

Here’s a important tips for cracking the NEET exam :

1. Understand the Syllabus : Familiarize yourself with the syllabus ( PCB ) .

2. Study Material : Use NCERT textbooks and reference books .

3. Create a Study Plan : Develop a structured , consistent study schedule .

4. Conceptual Clarity : Focus on concepts , specially in Physics and Chemistry  topics .

5. Practice Regularly : Solve previous years papers and give mock tests .

6. Time Management : Practice managing your time effectively during the exam .

7. Revision : Regularly revise topics and create summary notes .

8. Stay Healthy : Maintain a healthy lifestyle with good nutrition and sleep .

9. Seek Help : Ask for clarification on challenging topics and join study groups .

10. Stay Positive : Keep a positive mindset and manage stress effectively .

All the best

Hi

NEET 2025 examination , the application process is expected to begin in the 1st week of February 2025 ,  last date for submission tentatively set for the 1st week of March 2025 .

The application fee payment deadline second week of March 2025 .  there will be a correction available in March 2025 .

The NEET UG 2025 exam on 4 may, 2025 . this date is still to be officially confirmed .

All the best for your exam