NTA has released the NEET 2020 application form on December 2. Eligible candidates will be able to fill the application form of NEET 2020 till December 31. The authority has released the information brochure of NEET 2020 in six different languages. NEET is a pen and paper test to be held on May 3, 2020 across 155 test cities . NEET correction window will from January 15 to 31, 2020. NTA will declare NEET result 2020 by June 4. NEET 2020 is expected to see more than 16 lakh students.New Changes in NEET UG 2020
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An aspirant who applies for NEET has to meet the eligibility criteria of NEET which specifies the academic qualifications, age limit, pass percentage, nationality etc that are mandatory to appear for the exam. The NEET eligibility criteria are based on regulations of Graduate Medical Education 1997 Act. Candidates must meet the NEET eligibility as given failing which they will not be allowed to appear for the exam. It should be noted that merely fulfilling the eligibility criteria of NEET is not sufficient for admissions. NEET admission criteria and cutoff for MBBS, BDS and other medical courses will be separate for All India and state counselling.
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NEET eligibility for admission in BUMS Course- Candidates must have passed class 10 with Urdu or Arabic or Persian language as a subject, or clear the class 10 Urdu test (wherever there is provision to conduct of such test) in the entrance examination conducted by the University or Board or registered Society or Association authorized by the Government to conduct such examination.Eligbility through NEET for admission in BSMS course - Candidates must have passed Tamil as one of the subjects in class 10 or equivalent or candidates shall have to study Tamil as a subject during the first professional course
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National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the NEET application form 2020 on December 2 at 5:00 PM. The last date to register for NEET is December 31, 2019. NEET application fee can be paid till January 1, 2020. Payment of fee is online only. Candidates must upload scanned images of their photograph, signature, left thumb impression and the passing certificate of class 10 or equivalent along with the NEET application form.
Changes in NEET 2020 application form
The video below can be used as a reference to fill the application form of NEET.NEET 2020 application form can be filled in four easy steps as given below.
How to Fill NEET Application Form 2020?
Step 1 - Registration: Candidates must first register for NEET by entering the following details
Details should match the ones given in the Secondary School Examination or equivalent Board/ University Certificate. After submission of the above details, a provisional NEET application number is generated along with the password for login purposes.
Step 2 - Filling NEET Application Form: Candidates must login and fill the following-
Step 3 - Upload Photograph, Signature, Left Thumb Impression and Class 10 Certificate: Candidates must upload the scanned images along with the application of NEET as specified below. Know the NEET photo requirements 2020 before you upload to avoid rejcetion by the system.
Details of documents to be uploaded
Specifications
Size and Format
Passport size photograph with a white background taken after Septemebr 1, 2019 only. Name of candidate and date should be written below.
10 Kb to 200 Kb in JPG/ JPEG format
Postcard size photograph ( 4”X6” ) also with a white background. Photograph must be same as passport size and taken after September 1, 2019. Name of candidate and date should be written below
Signature should be in black ink on a white paper. Candidates should avoid capital letters
4 Kb to 30 Kb in JPG/ JPEG format
Step 4 - Pay NEET 2020 application fee: The details of fee payable and mode are given below
Rs 800 plus extra GST charges
*OBC-NCL categories mentioned in the Central List of Other Backward Classes at ncbc.nic.in/user_panel/centralliststateview.aspx are eligible to apply for NEET under OBC NCL. State list candidates not in the central list must choose General as category.
Step 5 - Take a printout of confirmation page: Use the print option to download the confirmation page and save it for future reference.
Note: Same Passport size and Post Card size photographs are to be used for uploading with Online Application Form and for pasting on Attendance Sheet at the Examination Centre/Counselling/Admission. Candidates are reminded to keep 6 to 8 passport size and 4 to 6 Post Card size (4”X6”) colour photographs with white background
NEET Correction Window
In case candidates have made mistakes in their NEET application form, they can correct the same. The NEET correction window will be available from January 15 to 31, 2020. Mistakes in all field can be corrected. No request for further corrections will be entertained once this NEET correction window is closed.
Having applied for the exam, the first step would be to start preparing for the test. Since the competition is high and seats less, qualifying with a very good NEET score will require some amount of good preparation. While there are no hard fast rules to crack NEET, some basic guidelines have to be followed to qualify with a high score. some important rules to know are:
Understand the NEET Syllabus - This will allow candidates to know which chapters they have to study in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. This will also allow them to have an idea of the depth of the topics and syllabus to be covered
Know the NEET Exam Pattern - Well, knowing how many questions to answer, time limit within which to answer the questions, marks awarded, negative marking if any - these are some tips that will ensure that candidates are well conversant with the exam and will know exactly how things will be in the actual exam.
A timetable just for you - Having a daily schedule with a provision that allows candidates to keep track of the levels of their preparation will do wonders for preparation purposes. This timetable should allow for week wise and month wise strategy for preparation. Adhering to this is an important factor for success in NEET.
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Mock Tests and Sample Papers of NEET - Studying alone will not help. Practice helps perfect it. So the past question papers, mock tests and sample papers are good tools for this. Candidates can understand how best to strategize, improve their speed and manage their time on the exam day.
Stress Free NEET Preparation - While it is a fact that the immense competition builds on the stress on any NEET aspirant, it is also true that a correct plan will reduce some of the stress. Candidates must keep to the timetable but also give time to their minds to relax. No one can study all day long and this is something that needs to e understood well. So some time to relax with hobbies, activities like singing, listening to music, playing a game or two, spending time with friends etc is equally important.
The official date schedule released by NTA clearly mentions that NEET 2020 is a pen and paper based exam to be held in three hours. Candidates have to mark their answers in the NEET OMR sheet provided to them at the exam centres. NEET question paper will contain questions from Biology (Botany+Zoology), Physics and Chemistry. NEET Syllabus is of 10+2 standard. The detailed exam pattern of NEET 2020 is as follows.
NEET Exam Pattern
Subject-wise breakup of NEET 2020 question Paper
Option of regional language for NEET question paper is as follows
Medium of Question Paper
Examination Centres
English and Hindi
All Examination Centre Cities
English and Assamese
Cities in Assam
English and Bengali
Cities in West Bengal and Tripura
English and Gujarati
Cities in Gujarat, Daman and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli
English and Kannada
Cities in Karnataka
English and Marathi
Cities in Maharashtra
English and Odia
Cities in Odisha
English and Tamil
Cities in Tamil Nadu
English and Telugu
Cities in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
English and Urdu
One important exercise in NEET preparation is the use of mock tests. One can only perfect what one has learnt by practising with past year question papers, mock tests and such. NTA has released the subject wise mock tests for NEET. Candidates can practise with these mock tests of NEET either on the NTA website or they can even download the tests to practise at home. NTA has also facilitated practising on NEET sample papers at TPCs which are the 2900 plus test practice centres set up at the nearest colleges in most towns and cities.
Candidates wishing to practice at the NEET TPCs must register and book the slot and go to the college to practise. The questions asked in these mock tests for NEET will be based on the past question papers of the exam.
Practice on the official NEET mock test on NTA website by clicking here. Select NEET and the subject to start the test. The login credentials are dummy and hence candidates must press the "enter" key to start the mock test for the chosen subject.
The mock tests are only for practice hence scores are not given out. However, the feel and look of the actual exam can be gauged with the help of these tests.
Candidates can download NEET admit card from March 27, 2020 at ntaneet.nic.in in online mode. Candidates have to login their application number and password to download the admit card of NEET 2020. The NEET 2020 admit card is mandatory to appear for the exam and is required at the examination hall on the exam day.
How to download the NEET admit card?
Details mentioned in the admit card:
The details mentioned in the NEET 2020 admit card include application number, name, father’s name, mother’s name, birth date, gender, category, residential address and medium of the question paper. In addition, the NEET roll number, exam centre details and test schedule will also be mentioned.
What to carry along with the NEET 2020 admit card?
What to do in case of discrepancy in NEET admit card 2020?
In case of any discrepancy in the particulars, photograph or signature in the NEET 2020 admit card or Confirmation Page, candidates must immediately approach the NEET Help Line between March 27 to April 10, 2020 (between 10.00 am to 5.00 pm). Candidates will be allowed to appear for the exam with the already downloaded admit card. NTA will rectify and issue the correction at a later stage. Candidates must mail NTA with the details of correction along with the requisite proof.
Email ID: neetug-nta@nic.in and phone number of NTA help desk is 0120-6895200NEET Dress Code for Boys and Girls
Male Candidates
Female Candidates
Wear half sleeve shirts/T-shirts
Avoid elaborate embroidery, flowers, brooches or buttons on clothes
Avoid clothes with zip pockets, pockets, big buttons and clothes with elaborate embroidery
Don’t wear clothes with full arm length sleeves. Advisable to wear half sleeve clothes
Wear Trousers and simple pants as Kurta Pyjamas are not allowed
Avoid high heels and thick sole shoes. Better to wear sandals or slippers with low heels.
Wear sandals and chappal with a thin sole because shoes are not allowed
Do not wear any kind of jewellery like earrings, nose rings, rings, pendants, necklace, bracelet or anklets
Customary Dress Code for NEET - Candidates following a certain religion prescribing a customary dress code can appear for NEET for example Sikh candidates can carry traditional Kangha, Kara, Kirpan with them. Reporting for such candidates will be one hour before the exam
Leading coaching Institutes like Allen, Akash, Resonance will release NEET Answer Key for various codes like P, Q, R, S (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) on May 3 after the completion of the entrance exam. National Testing Agency will release the official answer key 2020 tentatively by May 25. NTA will also release the response sheets of the candidates to cross check with the answer key and estimate the probable score. To download the response sheet and answer key of NEET, candidates will have to login through their credentials.
Any objection to a question or answer given in the NEET provisional answer key can be raised by candidates within a given time. They will have to raise their challenge to the official answer key through the online provision made by NTA after paying Rs 1000 per question. Candidates are required to submit the proof of the same. The amount paid to challenge the answer key will be refunded if the claim of the candidates is found to be tru else it is non-refundable.
After considering all the challenges and objections, NTA will release the NEET final answer key for all the paper codes tentatively by June 4, 2020.
Every exam has its share of happy students who have done well and students who may not have performed as per their expectations. What can be always learnt from all is how to adapt in case of adverse situations, how best to make out of a bad situation, how to overcome all odds etc. Student reactions for NEET 2020 will be provided on May 3 from the exam centres while the exam is held and after it concludes. However past year student reactions can give a glimpse into those last minute thoughts before the commencement of the exam and the mixed feelings once the exam is done.
NEET 2019 - post exam student reactions
Most students agreed that a major chunk of the questions asked were NCERT based. The paper was found relatively easy as compared to NEET 2018 with Physics and Biology being found easier compared to Chemistry. The scoring could be higher on account of the easy paper with NEET cutoffs expected to go higher than the previous year.
Some of the pre NEET reactions in 2019 are
Keshab who was writing NEET for the second time had undergone coaching from Allen Kota. His strategy was to aim and answer all question he knew to score a good rank. He felt he would do good in Physics which was his forte while depending on his intense preparation for Biology and Chemistry to pay off.
Shivam who was from Panipat was attempting NEET exam for the first time and was relying on his self study not having releied on any coaching. His strong point being Biology, he looked forward to do well in the exam.
Saaksh from Bahadurgarh, Haryana wished to pusue MBBS from AFMC. Biology being her strong point, she wished that this second NEET attempt of hers would be successful.
The analysis of any exam can be only given after the exam concludes. However, previous year exam analysis always helps understand what the trends may be like. NEET analysis for 2019 is given here to enable students to gain an insight from the experiences of those who have written the exam last year. The expert opinion has also been added as this adds to the weightage of what to expect, how best to prepare. The exam analysis for NEET 2020 will be updated here on May 3 after the conclusion of the exam.
NEET Analysis by Students who appeared in 2019
Mariam Khan from Aligarh, found that most of the questions were from NCERT. Having done her coaching from her home town, she felt that the paper was relatively easy and could have be tackled with strategic preparation. She found no glitches in the NEET exam that day.
Mayank for whom this was the second attempt, found Physics and Chemistry to be easy as compared to Biology. He felt that about 40% of the questions were from the NCERT syllabus and expected to score anywhere between 450-550 marks. His ambition is to pursue medicine from Maulana Azad Medical College.
For Sumita, this attempt was relatively easier compared to the 2018 one with Physics being more easy as compared to the other subjects. Again she felt that questions were predominantly from NCERT and faced no technical glitches in her exam.
Expert Analysis for NEET 2019
Mr. Shailendra Maheshwari (Career Point) found that "Physics questions were equally from Class 11 and 12 syllabus with emphasis on Mechanics and Modern Physics which covered 50% of the questions asked. Current Electricity and Magnetic Effect of Current questions were easy ones. Physical Chemistry dominated the Chemistry section with 19 questions while 14 and 12 questions were from Inorganic and Organic Chemistry, respectively. Biology paper was moderate with 40 questions from Zoology and 50 questions from Botany."
Resonance Experts felt that questions from Biology and Chemistry were moderate while Physics was difficult for most. They opined that 452 questions were easy, 200 were moderate and 60 were difficult. As the paper was relatively easier compared to 2018, the cutoffs could go high they felt.
NEET Exam Analysis by coaching centres
Coaching institute
2019
NEET analysis by Resonance
NEET analysis by Allen Kota
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NEET analysis by Aakash Institute
National Testing Agency will declare NEET 2020 result by June 4 in online mode that can be downloaded by candidates by entering their roll number and date of birth. The result of NEET 2020 will be released in the form of a scorecard that has to be downloaded and kept safe since it will not be sent via any other means. The NEET result will be required during counselling. The steps to download the result is as mentioned below.
How to download NEET 2020 result?
Check video on NEET result (past year)
Details mentioned on NEET Scorecard
NEET 2019 result statistics
NEET Toppers - Last Year
To qualify in NEET, candidates must score equal to or above the specified cutoff. This is the minimum percentile that is pre-decided by MCI and stipulated in the Graduate Medical Education Regulations (1997) as the score which a candidate must obtain to be eligible for admissions.
The NEET qualifying percentile has been specified category wise and can be summarized as given in the table below. To aid candidates, the actual marks secured in the past years have also been mentioned such that candidates get an idea of how much to score to qualify in the exam.
NEET cut off marks will be announced after the result is declared on June 4, 2020. The cutoff score is determined on the number of applicants, difficulty levels of the question paper, seats available and past cutoff trends.
Previous years' NEET qualifying percentile
Category
Qualifying Percentile
UR
50th Percentile
OBC/SC/ST
40th Percentile
UR-PH
45th Percentile
Mode of Counselling: Online, Offline
As per the information brochure and the latest guidelines, NEET counselling is broadly of two types. One is the All India counselling conducted by DGHS for 15% All India Quota seats in goverment medical colleges and all seats in Central Institutions including AIIMS, JIPMER, AFMC, ESI, Delhi University (DU), BHU, AMU and Deemed Universities . The second is the state counselling held by each individual state medical council for the rest of the 85% of the seats in the government colleges, state run universities and the private medical colleges of the state. Only students who qualify in NEET will be eligible for the counselling subject to certain regulations.
NEET counselling is generally held in two rounds followed by a mop-up round for any vacant seats left after the first two rounds. Candidates must apply for the counselling as per their eligibility. An important point to note is that all candidates who qualify in NEET 2020 will be eligible to apply for the All India counselling. However, for the respective state counselling processes, admissions will be based on factors like domicile, residency in state etc. Candidates must check whether they meet the state admission criteria before applying for the state counselling.
NEET seat allotment will be based on the All India Rank of the applicants, choice of colleges entered, seat availability, reservation criteria etc.
NEET Counselling guidelines
Counselling Body
Counselling for 15% AIQ Seats (except in Jammu & Kashmir) in Government medical and dental colleges
DGHS, on behalf of MCC
Counselling for all the seats in Central and Deemed Universities including BDS at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
Counselling for IP Quota seats in ESIC Colleges
Counselling for Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC)
DGHS, on behalf of MCC and AFMC Pune
Counselling for 85% State Quota seats and 100% state private colleges.In case of Jammu & Kashmir - 100% of all government and private colleges
Respective State Counselling Authorities
NEET Seat Intake:
NEET State wise Counselling
State/UT counselling
AP MBBS counselling 2020
Arunachal Pradesh MBBS counselling 2020
Assam MBBS counselling 2020
Bihar MBBS counselling 2020
Chandigarh MBBS counselling 2020
Chhattisgarh MBBS counselling 2020
DU MBBS counselling 2020
Goa MBBS counselling 2020
Gujarat MBBS counselling 2020
Haryana MBBS counselling 2020
Himachal Pradesh MBBS counselling 2020
IPU MBBS counselling 2020
J&K MBBS counselling 2020
Jharkhand MBBS counselling 2020
Karnataka MBBS counselling 2020
Kerala MBBS counselling 2020
MP MBBS counselling 2020
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Manipur MBBS counselling 2020
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Rajasthan MBBS counselling 2020
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Uttar Pradesh MBBS counselling 2020
Uttarakhand MBBS counselling 2020
West Bengal MBBS counselling 2020
AFMC MBBS counselling 2020
AMU MBBS counselling 2020
BHU MBBS counselling 2020
CMC Vellore MBBS counselling 2020
Answer:
The NTA has confirmed that NEET 2020 will be conducted in offline mode through the official information brochure.
There is no cap on the number of attempts a candidate can appear for NEET.
The upper age limit to appear for NEET 2020 has been withdrawn. Candidate must have attained the age of 17 years.
Yes, admission to 15 AIIMS institutes located in India will be done based on NEET scores.
A total of 76,928 MBBS and 26,949 BDS seats along with 1207 seats of AIIMS and 2020 seats in the JIPMER will be filled through NEET 2020.
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When the exam authority find any discrepancy in your application form, they send you a notification for the correction of details. If you didn't get any notification then also you should verify it so that your candidature should be safe. You can check and correct details of the application form when the correction window gets open. After that you can correct details only once and then the form will be submitted for final. You can check for the opening/closing of correction window dates at NTA website or you can directly check it from careers360 website.
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