What is the eligibility criteria of the NEET UG exam?

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You must hv to hv scored 50 % atleast for your board exams and must be of age 17 at the end of the appearing year . For aiims you need 60% atleast
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Academic Qualification: 10+2 or its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. NEET Eligibility Marks: General Category – 50% (PH – 45%) OBC/SC/ST – 40% (PH – 40%) Note: Mathematics scores are not considered for this examination. Age Limit: Minimum: 17 Years Age Maximum:...
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Academic Qualification: 10+2 or its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. NEET Eligibility Marks: General Category – 50% (PH – 45%) OBC/SC/ST – 40% (PH – 40%) Note: Mathematics scores are not considered for this examination. Age Limit: Minimum: 17 Years Age Maximum: No upper age limit Number of Attempts: No restrictions on the number of attempts. Nationality: Indian Nationals NRIs, OCIs, PIOs & Foreign Nationals Score Validity: One Academic Year read less
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eligibility criteria for NEET UG EXAM 12 th pass with minimum 55% and age should be 17 year .
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