NTA re-opens NEET 2020 Registration; 1 More Week To Complete Application Form

National Testing Agency (NTA) is re-opening application form of NEET 2020. The Agency received various representation from the candidates who faced difficulty in filling the application form. Hence, it is allowing NEET aspirants to complete the application form, upload images, or pay fee. The opportunity is available between February 03 to 09, 2020, and only for those candidates who registered earlier for the examination. No new registration will be accepted during this period.

NTA released an official notification for the same on nta.ac.in, title as “Last opportunity for fee payment of NEET (UG)-2020 aspirant”. However, the application form of NEET 2020 will be available on the official website of the exam, which ntaneet.nic.in.

Dates for completing NEET 2020 application form

Candidates must note that the opportunity is only available for a limited period of time, which is:

Particular	Dates
Window to finish the form starts on	03 Feb 2020
Last date to finish the form	09 Feb 2020

Recommended – Prepare for the exam with NEET 2020 mock test

Which steps you can finish now in NEET 2020 application form?

National Eligibility cum Entrance Test 2020 application form is a 5 step process, which are:

• Step 1 – online registration.
• Step 2 – fill complete details in the application form.
• Step 3 -upload images in the form.
• Step 4 – fee payment and receipt of online application form with fee.

Candidates who finished step 1 successfully but were not able to finish step 2, 3, or 4 can finish it now

Recommended – Check NEET 2020 syllabus | NEET 2020 Sample Paper

NEET 2020 application form step 2, 3, and 4 details

Now that NTA has provided this opportunity, make the most of it. Enter all the details and information correctly.

Step 2 – In the application form of NEET 2020, candidates have to fill personal details, choice of medium of question paper, exam city, address, academic details, etc.

• Make sure you are entering all the details correctly and as per the school certificate and id card.

Step 3 – Most of the candidates make errors while uploading the images. Hence, make sure to upload images as per the below mentioned format

Scanned image of	Size	Format
Thumb Impression	10 Kb – 50 KB	JPG / JPEG
Post card sized photo	50 kb – 300 kb	JPG / JPEG
Pasport sized photo	10 Kb – 200 KB	JPG / JPEG
Signature	4kb – 30 kb	JPG / JPEG
Class 10 certificate	100 kb – 300 kb	JPG / JPEG

Recommended – Check NEET 2020 Previous Year Question Paper

Step 4 – Fee payment for NEET 2020 can only be done online, using a credit card, debit card, net banking, and UPI. The amount of fee is as follows:

• General – Rs. 1500
• General-EWS/ OBC-NCL – Rs. 1400
• SC/ ST / PwD / Transgender – Rs. 800

Is this information official?

NTA is providing this opportunity because it received numerous representation from candidates regarding the difficulty in filling the application form. As per newspaper reports, more than 15 lakh candidates have registered for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. Hence, NTA wants to ensure that each registered candidate gets a chance to appear for the exam.

National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) 2020 is a national level test conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). It is held for admission eligible candidates in undergraduate medical courses like MBBS, BDS, and AYUSH course like BUMS, BAMS, BHMS, etc. It is the only medical entrance exam in India and even seats in AIIMS and JIPMER are filled via it. This year, NEET 2020 is due to be held on May 03, 2020.

Few FAQs on NEET 2020 Application Form Re-open

I did not apply for NEET 2020 earlier, can I apply now?

No, you cannot. This opportunity is only for those candidates who applied for the exam earlier.

Which steps can I complete now?

You can fill details in the application form, upload images, pay the application fee, and download application form confirmation page.

I want to edit mobile number / e-mail id. Can I do so now?

• NTA has not clarified if you can edit details that were entered during step 1. Hence, you need to wait until the form re-opens.

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NEET PG 2020 Result Announced

NEET PG 2020 Result Announced

New Delhi: 

NEET PG 2020 result has been announced. The result is available on the website of National board of Examination (NBE). NEET PG was held on January 5. Individual score card of candidates will be released by February 3. Candidates have to download the same at the NBE's website.

NEET PG Result

• NEET PG is held for admission to postgraduate and postgraduate diploma programmes in medicine and surgery. The exam for admission to undergraduate medical programmes is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).

The cut off score for general category is 366. For others, except the unreserved PwD category candidates, the cut off is 319. For unreserved PwD category the cut off is 342.

The total mark in NEET PG was 1200.

Each and every question in NEET-PG 2020 question paper were reviewed by faculty members from the concerned specialty after the conduct of NEET-PG 2020 to re-check for technical correctness of the questions as well as the answer keys, said the Board regarding the NEET PG result.

One question asked in the exam was found to be incorrect. All the candidates have been awarded full marks for that particular question.

As per inputs from the faculty members, one question was found to be technically incorrect. Full marks have been awarded to all the candidates for that question irrespective of the fact whether that question has been attempted or left/ unattempt by the candidates," the board added.

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NEET 2020: Number of applicants in Tamil Nadu dips by 17%

CHENNAI: The number of students applying for Neet-2020 from Tamil Nadu has dropped by nearly 17% over 2018-19, against an increase of 74,000 nationwide, As per National Testing Agency

 data.

There are 1.40 lakh applications this year against 1.40 lakh in 2019, the first time a dip has been registered since 2016. This, say teachers and counsellors, is due to many reasons including increasing cut-off, which proved tough for state board students, and more repeaters getting seats. The huge demand-supply gap in the number of seats has also discouraged aspirants from writing Neet without preparation.

In 2019, of the 4,202 students who joined MBBS after writing Neet, 2,916 (70%) were old students. This year, many said they would take a break and apply in 2021. R Vivek Kumar of Chennai said, "I have been attending coaching class and preparing for the exam. But I am not confident of getting into a medical school this year. I want to perfect my scores in mock test before I write my entrance."

N Vijayan, principal of Zion Matric Higher Secondary School in Tambaram, said many students were disheartened last year after cut-offs increased, by 80 to 100 marks, across categories. "Since a majority of repeaters got seats, many students wanted to take a break to prepare for medical entrance. We counselled them to apply for Neet this year."

P Swaminathan, secretary of SRV Schools in Namakkal and Trichy, said more than 50% of their students appearing for Neet 2020 were repeaters. "The attitude towards MBBS is changing . Current batch students are looking for options other than medicine." The cut-off for BC students, which was 475 marks in 2019, could cross 500 this year.

While the number of students joining biology stream or science stream in Class XI is declining every year, the number of Neet aspirants from government and government-aided schools has dropped drastically this year. "Even our teachers are not very enthusiastic due to the results. The National Testing Agency should fix a cap on attempts or bar old students from appearing for Neet," a government school headmaster said. At present, there is no limit on the number of attempts a student can make to clear Neet.

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NEET EXAM ANSWER KEY CODE 2018

Code	Question Paper	Answer Key	Solutions
EE	Click here	Click here	Click here
FF	Click here	Click here	Click here
GG	Click here	Click here	Click here
HH	Click here	Click here	Click here

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