Am I eligible to appear for the NEET exam again next year?

Since I paid a 1 lakh rupee willingness amount during NEET counseling at a Punjab university and didn't secure a seat.

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Asked by Adarsh Kumar
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2 years ago

Yes, why not you have to appear in NEET exam again and again

till the age of 60 years, even if you are a college student and

preparing for NEET also at this situation you are eligible for

NEET exam in next year the minimum eligibilityfor appearingin

 neet in 12th with any boards with physics, chemistry

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2 years ago

Yes, sure you can appear for NEET exam again next year also if you are repeating your class 12. Eligibility for NEET, your minimum score of class 12 should be 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology 

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