Am I eligible for NEET 2024? I got 46 marks in Chemistry in Class 12.
PWD candidates from the General category must receive at least 45% of the total score, while candidates from the reserved category (SC, ST, and OBC) must receive 40% of the total score in order to meet NEET eligibility requirements. Thus, you will be able to take the NEET 2024 exam provided you have
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NEET eligibility requirements state that PwD candidates from the General category must receive a least a 45% aggregate, while candidates from the reserved category (SC/ST/OBC) must receive at least a 40% aggregate. You will therefore be qualified to take the NEET 2024 exam provided you have obtained
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As per the eligibility criteria of NEET, PWD candidates from General category should secure minimum 45 per cent aggregate and those from the reserved category (SC, ST, OBC) should secure 40 per cent aggregate. Hence, if you have secured the requisite aggregate, then you will be eligible to appear fo
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