Botany for NEET 2025: High-Scoring Concepts, Chapters, Mock Tests & Preparation Guide

Hello aspirant,

In May 2025, the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) will be administered offline by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The national entrance test, known as NEET, aids in admission to numerous medical and dental schools across India for MBBS and BDS programs. By September 2024, NTA will post the date of the NEET 2025 exam on its official website. By March 2025, all other announcements will be accessible.

To know the guidelines and much more information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

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Hello Sakshi,

With a score of 380 marks in NEET 2024 and being from the ST category, your chances of securing a seat in a government medical college will depend on various factors such as the cut-off for your category in the state and the college you are applying to .

In general, for ST candidates, the cut-off ranks are usually lower than for other categories, so you have a possibility of securing a seat, especially in government colleges .

To increase your chances, you should:

• Check the previous years' cut-offs for ST category in your preferred states and colleges.
  
  
• Consider applying through state quota as well as All India Quota (AIQ) if applicable.
  
  
• Look into private colleges as well, as they might have different cut-offs for ST category students.

You can also try applying for BHMS, BAMS , or other allied health courses if you are open to exploring options beyond MBBS.

Good luck with your admissions!

If you have passed Class 12 and taken admission in a B.Sc. program but haven’t appeared for your first-year B.Sc. exams yet, you should select Code 02 in the NEET 2025 application form.

Code 02 is meant for candidates who have completed their 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English, and are not yet pursuing or completing their first-year degree exams. This code fits your situation perfectly.

Hello,

The difficulty level of NEET 2025, like any other competitive exam, depends on several factors, such as the question paper's complexity, competition, and changes in the syllabus or exam pattern. While it’s not possible to predict the exact difficulty level, here’s how you can prepare effectively to excel regardless of the toughness of the paper:

1. Stick to the NCERT Curriculum

Focus on NCERT for Biology: Around 85-90% of NEET Biology questions are directly or indirectly from NCERT.

For Physics and Chemistry, NCERT concepts are fundamental. Once you master these, practice higher-level questions from reference books.

Hello there,

No, for NEET counseling , you do not need to provide a School Leaving Certificate (SLC) from 11th grade. The required documents will mostly focus on your 12th grade and NEET-related documents . Since you studied in different schools for 11th and 12th , the focus will be on the 12th grade documents such as:

• 12th Marksheet
• Admit card
• Passing certificate
• Caste certificate (if applicable)
• NEET scorecard
• Nationality certificate (if applicable)
• Identity proof

The SLC from 11th grade will not be required unless specifically asked by the counseling authority, which is rare. Ensure you have all the necessary documents for 12th and the NEET scorecard during the counseling process.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Dear aspirant !!

Hope you are doing well !

Safe score for mamc hisar will be around 550-600 ,but it will vary for other colleges.

Considering the increasing competition level and the previous year's trends, a score of 650 to 700 can be considered as the NEET 2025 safe score. This score of 650 to 700 in NEET 2025 is equivalent to 95 percentile and above.

Hope you will find it helpful !!

Thanking you !!

Hello,

The National Forensic Aptitude Test (NFAT) and NEET have some overlapping portions, but they serve different purposes and require different preparation strategies. Here's a detailed comparison:

Can You Prepare for Both Together?

Yes, it’s possible, but with some planning:

Focus on Common Topics:

Prepare PCB topics from the NEET syllabus (use NCERT as your primary resource).

This will cover a significant part of NFAT as well.

Add Forensic-Specific Preparation:

For NFAT, dedicate extra time to forensic-related topics, logical reasoning, and general science applications.

Refer to forensic science study materials or previous NFAT question papers.

The syllabus for NFAT (National Forensic Aptitude Test) differs from NEET as it focuses more on forensic science concepts, logical reasoning, and analytical skills, while NEET emphasizes Physics, Chemistry, and Biology for medical sciences. However, there is some overlap in Biology, particularly in topics like human anatomy and physiology. Preparing for both exams together is possible but requires a strategic approach. Focus on the common topics first, and then dedicate specific time to the unique areas of each exam. For NEET, prioritize core science subjects, and for NFAT, work on logical reasoning and forensic-related topics. Proper time management and targeted preparation will help you handle both exams effectively.

https://university.careers360.com/exams/nfat

Hello

A single letter discrepancy in your name across different documents may cause issues during NEET UG 2025 registration and admission. To resolve this:

1. Verify the Name Correction Guidelines:

Check the NEET UG information bulletin for specific name mismatch rules. Generally, the name on your application should match your Aadhaar or other ID proof.

2. Rectify the High School Certificate:

Apply for a correction in your high school marksheet at the board office. You'll likely need supporting documents (Aadhaar card, other certificates).

3. Submit an Affidavit:

If corrections are not feasible before registration , prepare a notarized affidavit stating both versions of your name belong to the same person.

4. Contact NTA (NEET Conducting Authority):

Inform them about the discrepancy and ask for guidance. They may accept the affidavit or additional proof .

Hope this information helps you .