I took only PCM in 12th without additional biology. Can I give NEET in 2025?
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Students can take the NEET 2025 examination even though they did not pursue biology as their additional course during the 12th grade. The National Testing Agency (NTA) standards for NEET admit candidates if they completed Physics and Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology courses in their 12th year studies. Only Physics and Chemistry subjects from your previous studies enables you to take the NEET. You need to develop specific strategy to study for the Biology segment while moving forward with NEET preparation. The NEET application fee amounts to an INR 1,600 fee for the general group yet the fee for SC/ST/PwD candidates stands at INR 900
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