When did the NEET 2025 registration start?
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NTA started the NEET 2025 registration on February 7, 2025. The last date of application was March 7, 2025. NEET 2025 was conducted on May 4, 2025. NEET 2025 application process is being conducted online. Candidates have to fill and submit the application form in online mode along with the payment of the application fee.
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The registration for NEET 2024 is expected to start in January 2024, tentatively in the first week of the month. The exact date for the start of registration has not been officially announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA) yet. Candidates are advised to stay updated with the official NEET website for the latest information on the registration process
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