Earlier, NEET was not required for BPT admission in Maharashtra. Most colleges used MHT CET or Class 12 marks instead. But from 2026, NEET UG may become compulsory for BPT admission across India.
I will attend class 12th NIOS exam in Oct 2025. Am I eligible to attend NEET 2025 exam?
Yes, you are eligible for NEET UG 2025 even if you're appearing for NIOS Class 12 exam in October 2025. As Per NMC GMER 23 guidelines, NIOS students with PCB and English, aged 17 by December 31, 2025, and meeting minimum PCB aggregate marks (50% General, 40% reserved) qualify
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Yes, you are eligible to appear for NEET 2025 if you pass your Class 12th from NIOS by October 2025. However, you must ensure your results are declared before NEET's eligibility verification process begins. Also, your subjects must include Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as pe
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Yes, you can study a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) without clearing or even appearing for NEET in many universities and colleges across India. Many colleges offer admission based on Class 12th scores. You should check the eligibility requirements of the college before applying.
SMS Medical College Jaipur, AIIMS Jodhpur, and SN Medical College Jodhpur consistently have the toughest, most competitive NEET cutoffs in Rajasthan. These flagship colleges attract students with very high NEET UG ranks every year. Other established colleges like JLN Ajmer also see strong competitio
Admission to medical and dental courses (like MBBS and BDS) in India is strictly based on your NEET rank and score not on your 12th grade board exam marks.
When you qualify for NEET and attend the counseling process you must carry the following documents in original along with photocopies:
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Official sites like NTA and MCC don't predict admission chances in advance. They only show actual seat allotment results after each counselling round.
Based on MCC cutoff trends, a rank of 40,000 (general category) usually doesn't get a government MBBS seat, since the last general seat closed around
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