For MBBS admission in top government medical colleges in Delhi, the NEET cutoff is usually around 630 to 715+ marks for General category students. For OBC category, it's around 560 to 650 marks, and for SC/ST category, it's around 410 to 580 marks.
What is the specification of the photograph that needs to be pasted on the admit card of NEET?

Candidates have to paste their latest postcard size photo on the NEET admit card. The size of the photo should be 4"x6". Same photo should have been uploaded on the application form. The parameters are given below.
- The photograph should not be taken before January
- Face and ears should be visible
- Backg
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