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No, NEET syllabus is mostly based on CBSE plus two syllabus prepared by NCERT. There is a huge difference between CBSE and State Boards Syllabus with regard to three main subjects-Physics, Biology and Chemistry. Andhra Pradesh students will have to put extra efforts to cover the vast syllabus apart from concentrating on regular intermediate examinations. For instance, in Physics, NEET syllabus covers extra topics such as Kepler's Laws, Kinetic Theory of Gases, Variable Force, Optics and the chapter of Electrostatics. In Chemistry also, the difference is clear with regard to a number of topics. Biology is another major area where Andhra Pradesh students will lose massively. There is the difference in the majority of the topics including plant physiology and biotechnology. NEET syllabus is focusing on the application while EAMCET is concentrating on fundamentals of the topics.

#Qualifying Exam
Graduation in any of the areas of business, accounting, or related field is the essential qualification required for the post of revenue officer. Experience in the areas of tax compliance and collection will be an added advantage. These professionals start their career in the role of loan officers and move to the position of revenue officer by gaining experience. There will be departmental test for low-grade candidates to get in to the position of the same.
Who are eligible to apply?Those who possess the educational qualifications mentioned above are eligible to apply for the post. In order to pursue under graduation in accounting or business, the candidate should have passed XII class preferably in the area of Commerce. Apart from educational qualifications, the candidate should possess adequate work experience in the related area also.
#Key elements in the process
Pursue HSC class studies with commerce as the main subject
Obtain graduation in Business or Commerce. Obtain adequate experience by working in firms related to tax and revenue
Search and apply for the position of revenue officer
#Skills required for Revenue Officer
The candidate should possess sound knowledge on diverse aspects of tax such as tax reforms, laws, etc. Good problem solving and negotiation skills are often expected from these professionals. Decision-making skills and interpersonal skills are also preferred from those who involve in this kind of job. Proactive approach in planning and managing things is another essential trait required for the same.

NIT Patna. Depends on a number of factors. The degree - Is it a B.Tech or MCA. Since NIT Patna does not offers MCA so you can go for NIT Raipur if it is MCA. The stream- Not all streams or departments of any college are best. So for NIT Raipur if you are opting for Metallurgy, Mining, B.Arch then they are better than most of the NIT's with healthy placement record. While NIT Patna lags behind in these departments. Placement - For core branches NIT Patna offers better placement than NIT Raipur. Ranking - NIT Patna is higher in ranking than NIT Raipur. Verdict - Go for NIT Patna for core branches while for certain branches which I mentioned go for NIT Raipur.

Fee Payment:
Candidates are not required to make any payment for registration and filling up of choices. To accept allotted seats, candidates must pay seat acceptance fee. The seat acceptance fee for SC, ST and PwD candidates is Rs. 20,000 and for others, it is Rs. 45,000. Candidates have to pay the seat acceptance fee through e-challan at any branch of State Bank of India (SBI) or pay online using SBI Internet banking.
Note: The seat acceptance fee mentioned above is according to the year 2016 fee structure. The fee structure will be updated once it is officially announced.
Reporting at the reporting centre allotted for each institute:
After the payment of the seat acceptance fee, the candidates must report at the respective reporting centres for document verification. Candidates who are allocated a seat in NIT, IIEST, IIIT or other GFTI have to report only at the reporting centre of NIT, IIEST, IIIT and Othe GFTIs. And candidates who are allocated a seat in an IIT or ISM have to report only at a reporting centre of the IITs. There can be a possibility that a candidates allotment from NIT+system changes to an IIT/ISM and vice versa. In case it happens, the candidates are required to report at the reporting centre of the changed institute. Therefore, candidates whose allotment changed from NIT+system to IIT must report to an IIT reporting centre and vice versa. Failure to do so shall result in cancellation of seats in both the systems.