Yes, candidates with low vision can use assistive devices like a video magnifier during the NEET examination, as long as they receive prior approval from the National Testing Agency (NTA).

Steps to Seek Approval :

1. Medical Certificate: Obtain a certificate from a registered medical practitioner explaining your visual impairment

If you have forgotten your NEET application number , you can retrieve it by following these steps:

Steps to Recover Your NEET Application Number:

1. Visit the NEET official website : Go to the official NEET website.

2. Click on ‘Forgot Application Number’ : On the login page, you should find an

Good afternoon ,

I would like to know you that no you are not eligible for NEET exam is you score 49% in PCB without practical. As per the eligibility criteria of NEET , student should have 50% aggregate in general category and 40% for reserved category . You should

Hello,

Yes, you are eligible for NEET .

The 50% criteria in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) includes both theory and practical marks . So, if your overall marks in PCB (including practicals) is 58%, then you meet the eligibility criteria.

You do not need to score 150 marks in theory

Hello,

No, it is not possible to do that.

If you are an Indian student and want to study MBBS abroad , including in Russia , then NEET qualification is mandatory as per NMC (National Medical Commission) rules.

Even if a Russian university gives you admission without NEET, you will

Good morning ,

I hope you are absolutely fine. As per your mentioned query , by practising previous year question papers will boost your preparation. It will also helps to manage your time and you will get an idea of questions coming in exam.

To download the PYQs, kindly go

Hello there,

For NEET 2025, your primary requirement for identification at the exam centre is a valid photo ID proof that matches the one used during registration. Here's what you can and should do based on your situation:

What You Currently Have:

1. Old Aadhaar card – valid but has an

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For NEET 2025, the expected cutoff ranks for government medical colleges depend on the category and quota. Here's a general overview:

• For All India Quota (15%):

  • General/OBC: Around 550–560 marks.

  • SC: Around 430–460 marks.

  • ST: Around 410–420 marks.

• For State Quota (85%):

  • Cutoff varies from state to state.

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I cannot provide specific "sure-shot" questions for NEET 2025, as the exam content is unpredictable. However, focus on important topics such as Human Physiology, Genetics, Ecology, Biotechnology, and Organic Chemistry. Thoroughly review NCERT textbooks and previous papers.