NEET Exam Pattern and details

 NEET or National Entrance cum Eligibility Test conducted annually by the NTA (National Testing Agency) is a medical entrance test carried out across the country. A successful attempt at NEET enables students to avail a seat in any of the medical programmes such as MBBS, BDS and various AYUSH courses offered in both government and private institutes of India. Following the “One nation One test” policy that was passed, NEET has emerged as the one-tier national level entrance test scrapping all the state entrance tests including AIIMS and JIPMER test. 

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 The following changes have already taken shape and been implemented since last year.

• NEET has superseded AIIMS and JIPMER entrance tests
• Students from the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana can now opt seats under the 15% All India Quota
• Category-wise age limitation exist while the restriction on the number of attempts has been uplifted
• NEET is required to be qualified for pursuing medicine in foreign lands. 

 Eligibility Criteria – Academic Qualification

• Candidates must have cleared/appeared at 10+2 or an equivalent examination. 
• Class 12 must be studied with majors in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English

Qualifying aggregate :

• General category – 50% marks in the qualifying examinations
• SC/ST/OBC category – 40% marks in the qualifying examinations
• Physically handicapped: General category – 45% marks in the qualifying examinations
• Physically handicapped: SC/ST/OBC category – 40% marks in the qualifying examinations

For more details please visit NEET NTA site.