15 Dec, 2022, Tutelage Team, Neet
NEET-2021 the most awaited examination finally announced its commencement date and other details. NEET-2021 these days always had been at the top searching topics with the major confusion on its commencement till the date, now on the latest changes that have been brought up by NTA.
NTA has released its public notice on 13th July 2021 allowing the students to apply for NEET-2021 entrance examination. The submission of applications started at 5.00 P.M on the day of the announcement. The contentment of clarity on the NEET-2021 examination commencing diminished with the surprise new changes that had been brought out by NTA. Here are the details of enlistment of NEET-2021:
| NEET-2021 Examination Date | 12th September 2021 |
| Time schedule of the Examination | 2.00 to 5.00 P.M |
| Date of application submission | 13th July 2021 from 5.00 P.M |
| Last date of application submission | 6th August 2021 up to 11.50 P.M |
| Last date for Fee payments | 7th August 2021 up to 1.50 P.M |
| Corrections to the applications form | 8th to 12th August 2021 |
| Total languages NEET-2021 is conducted | Total in 13 languages i.e., English, Telugu, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, and Urdu |
| Parts of the application form | Two sets/phases |
| Set – I contains/need to submit | Details that the candidates that needed to be filed on or before the last date of the submission of the application forms |
| Set –II contains/needs to submit | Candidates need to fill this set of information before the declaration of the result or at the time of downloading the scorecard |
| The total number of questions given | 200 |
| Total number of questions to be answered | 180 |
| Total marks allocated for each question | 4 marks for every correct answer |
| Negative marks allotted for each question | 1 mark minus for every wrong answer |
| Total time duration allotted | 180 minutes / 3 hrs |
| The Center of allocation will be announced | Released prior to 3 days of the examination |
| Results will be announced | The date will be officially announced later |
| Mode of submission of application forms | Online Mode only |
| The official website for the enrollment | https://.neet.nta.nic.in |
| Mode of examination | Offline “Paper & Pen mode” |
| Minimum Age limit | 17 years |
| Highest Age limit | 25 years |
| Provisional permission on Age limit | Provisionally all age groups are allowed to apply and enroll till the date of the pending decision |
| Who can apply | Indian citizens / NRI’s / OCI’s |
| NEET qualification mandatory | Indian citizens / Overseas Citizens of India intending to study in Indian Medical colleges or in Abroad Medical colleges |
| Qualification for enrollment | Passed / results of 12th standard awaiting |
| Subjects in 11 & 12th mandatorily studied for eligibility | English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology passed as per the qualifying marks |
| Do open school candidates eligible | Yes, candidates that have completed their 10+2 open school are eligible |
| Candidates that have studied Biology as an additional subject eligible? | Yes, candidates that have studied Biology as an additional subject are also eligible to apply |
| Eligible under Code: 03 |
Intermediate / pre-degree examination in science of an Indian university/board or other recognized bodies of examination with above said subjects and also in Biotechnology with practical tests |
| Eligible under Code: 04 | Candidates qualified the pre-professional / pre-medical examination with PCB/ Biotechnology and English as subjects |
| Eligible under Code: 05 | First-year of 3 years Degree Course from any recognized University with PCB/BT with English |
| Eligible under Code: 06 | B.Sc at any Indian University with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Botany/Zoology) / Biotechnology and English |
| Eligible under Code: 07 | Any other similar examination that comes under the similar scope and standard of 10+2 format |
| The percentage should obtain in the subjects by the General candidates | 50% in PCB/Biotechnology |
| Percentage to be obtained by the SC/ST/OBC/PWBD | 40% in PCB/Biotechnology |
All the candidates by now have been aware of the additional questions that have been included in the NEET-UG examination. Every subject has been divided into two sections, i.e., section A and Section B. Section A carries 35 questions and Section B contains 15 questions. Students can choose any 10 to write from the given 15 from Section B as per their choice. The total time duration has not changed and the number of questions to answer is also not changed in any way.
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