Is it compulsory to apply for both KEAM and NEET simultaneously for considering allotment in medical courses of Kerala?
Definitely Yes. For medical courses, candidates have to apply for NEET conducted by NTA and qualify the NEET exam. Moreover, he/she must be an applicant for KEAM also. This means medical aspirant have to fill the KEAM application form and enter the NEET scores in the form. Admission in medical cours
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Yes, it is compulsory to apply for both KEAM and NEET simultaneously if you want to be considered for allotment in medical courses in the state of Kerala.
- NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test): This is a mandatory national entrance exam for admission to medical courses in India. You need to q
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