NEET 2025 Genetics and Evolution PYQs: 100+ NEET Questions with Detailed Solutions PDF Download

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I hope you are absolutely fine. As per your mentioned query, it is not compulsory to give Neet or cuet exam to get admission in BPT course. The admission is based on your 12th marks. However ,some colleges take admission on the basis of NEET and CUET marks.

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I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query , to know the most scoring topics of any competitive exam helps to boost your preparation. You will get the chance to score maximum in the exam by covering the most scoring chapters or concepts first.

Here is the link from where you can get the most important scoring topics:

https://medicine.careers360.com/download/ebooks/neet-most-scoring-chapters-topics-based-on-past-5-year-analysis

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Hello Nahid,

It's completely normal to feel demotivated and stressed when you're unable to follow your usual study routine, especially when you're preparing for something as important as NEET. Here are a few things you can do to handle this situation:

1. Listen to Your Body

• If you're not feeling well, it's essential to prioritize your health . Overworking yourself when you're not feeling well can cause more harm in the long run. Allow your body to rest and recover.
  
  2. Stay Consistent, Not Perfect

• Instead of aiming for long hours, focus on the quality of your study time. Even if it's 4 hours, make those 4 hours productive by staying focused and avoiding distractions.
  
  3. Break Down Your Study Sessions

• If 4 hours feels overwhelming, break it down into 2-hour blocks with a break in between. This will help you stay fresh and focused. Small, consistent study sessions can be more effective than long, tiring ones.
  
  4. Manage Stress and Stay Positive

• Stress and negative thinking will only hinder your progress. Practice deep breathing or short meditation sessions to calm your mind. Take small steps towards improvement and remind yourself that progress is not always linear.
  
  5. Reach Out for Support

• Sometimes, talking to a friend or mentor can help. Share your concerns with someone you trust, like a teacher or a family member. They can provide advice and also help you keep things in perspective.
  
  6. Reevaluate Your Plan

• If you feel like you're falling behind, it's okay to adjust your schedule . You don't need to cover everything in one go. Focus on key concepts and areas where you're struggling most.
  
  7. Remember, It's Okay to Take a Break

• You don’t need to study for hours on end to be successful. Sometimes, resting is just as important as studying. This will help you return to your studies feeling more refreshed and energized.
  
  8. Think Long-Term

• One or two days of less study won’t affect your overall preparation significantly. Stay focused on your goal , and remember that success in NEET is not about studying every single day at full capacity; it’s about consistent effort and smart study habits over time.

Take it one day at a time, and don't be too hard on yourself. It's okay to have off days. You're doing great, and with time, things will improve!

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

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

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Yes, students from other states can sign up for NEET counseling in Himachal Pradesh. To be eligible for the 85% state quota seats, candidates must meet specific conditions, such as being a legal resident of Himachal Pradesh or the child of a state employee. Non-domicile students may apply for 15% All India Quota or management quota seats at private colleges. For further information, go to the official counselling website.

The official website for Atal Medical and Research University (AMRU), Himachal Pradesh, is amruhp.ac.in (https://amruhp.ac.in/) .

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With NEET marks between 400 to 500, you have a good chance to get admission in government or private medical colleges, depending on your category and state quota. For free or low-fee medical seats, government colleges under state quota are the best options, but competition is tough.

To increase your chances, consider participating in counseling sessions conducted by your state and the All India Quota (AIQ). Also, some states offer scholarships or fee concessions based on merit or category.

For exact college options and cutoffs based on your NEET score and category, you can check detailed college lists and admission info on Careers360’s NEET counseling page here:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling

This will help you find colleges where you may get admission with your score and explore scholarship options.

Good luck!

In India, superspeciality courses for post-graduate doctors include MD, MS, or DNB followed by DM (Doctorate of Medicine) and MCh (Master of Chirurgiae) in various specialties like cardiology, neurology, gastroenterology, oncology, and orthopedics, offered by top medical institutions like AIIMS, PGIMER, and CMC Vellore.

Yes, you can wear a dupatta with a kurti and pajama for the NEET exam, as long as it doesn't cause any issues during the examination process. Here are a few guidelines to keep in mind:

1. Loose-fitting attire: Avoid wearing clothes that are too loose or baggy, as they may not be allowed.

2. Avoid heavy accessories: Make sure that the dupatta doesn't have any heavy embellishments or metal items.

3. No items allowed inside the exam hall: You should not have any pockets, or wear clothing with anything hidden inside.

To be safe, it’s a good idea to wear simple, comfortable, and non-restrictive clothing. You can always check the NEET dress code on the official website for the most accurate

guidelines.

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If you have mistakenly filled your father's surname as "Kaur" instead of "Singh" in the NEET UG 2025 application form, and the correction window is already closed, don’t worry. You can still appear for the exam as such minor errors usually do not affect your eligibility to write NEET.

However, you should inform the exam authorities about this mistake during the counseling or admission process. Make sure you carry valid documents that show the correct surname. The correction can often be made during document verification at counseling.

For detailed guidance and latest updates, you can visit the official NEET website or check Careers360’s NEET counseling section.

Hope this helps you!

To prepare for NEET while in class 9, focus on building a strong foundation in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Start with NCERT textbooks, understand concepts, and practice regularly. Gradually, incorporate NEET-specific materials and mock tests. Stay consistent and organized.

Hello,

As per your mentioned query, if you want to give NEET exam then as per the eligibility criteria of this exam , you should have physics, chemistry and biology as mandatory subjects in your class 12th.

To know more, kindly go through the given link:

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

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