There are different photos uploaded in application form and admit card. Would I get entry in exam hall of NEET?

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If your NEET admit card and application form have different photos, it may create confusion during verification, but you'll likely be allowed if other details match. Carry a valid photo ID and passport-size photo as backup. Inform authorities at the center early to avoid issues.

 

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