To appear for the NEET UG 2024, the candidates need to fulfill these below-mentioned criteria, any candidate failing to fulfill any one of these will be considered not eligible.

To apply for NEET 2024, candidates must follow the steps mentioned in the table below:

Every year, the National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts the National Eligibility and Entrance Test, or NEET UG, for medical students. This year, NTA will hold NEET 2024 on May 5 in pen and paper format, which is offline. On February 9, 2024, the authorities issued the NEET 2024 application form at neet.ntaonline.in.

Candidates hailing from different categories must pay the allocated fees which are as follows: 

• General - 1700 INR

• General (EWS, OBC - NCL) - 1600 INR

• SC/ST/PH/Third Gender - 1000 INR

• Those who appear from Foreign Countries - 9500 INR

There will be 3 papers that are Physics, Chemistry, and Biology and the pattern for all the papers is the same. 

Mode of Exam:  Pen-paper Based. (OMR)

Number of Sections: 2 Sections for each paper 

Language:  English, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Assamese, Urdu, Gujarati, Punjabi, Odia, Marathi.

Total Number of Questions: 200 (180 should be answered)

Time Allocated: 3 Hrs 20 Mins

Total Marks:  720 (35 marks from section A and 15 Marks from section B of each paper)

Marking System:  +4 marks for every right, -1 for every wrong and no marks will be given for unanswered questions.

The NEET syllabus focuses on the academic syllabus of Class 11th and 12th. Students must focus on all the chapters and stick to their NCERT books. The detailed syllabus will be updated at https://www.nmc.org.in/neet/neet-ug/.

Candidates, like those taking other entrance exams such as JEE or NDA, have the option of selecting their exam centres. However, NTA recommends that students select centres in their city or a nearby city. If somebody suffers any inconvenience by choosing a far-away exam centre, NTA will not be held accountable or responsive to any queries.

The NEET 2023 cut-off covering various categories is here:

Last year, in 2023, 20,87,462 people applied, with around 20,38,596 students appearing for the NEET UG examination. This statistic represents how tough the competition is and what the scenario might be in 2024. 

The response sheet will be available after the NEET tests are completed. You can download it, count your marks, and figure out whether or not you can pass the exam.

A candidate unsatisfied with the marks can choose to challenge the answer key. He/she needs to follow the below-mentioned steps: 

• Login to NTA with your credentials

• Click on the tab “Answer Key Challenge.” 

• After that, the answer sheet will appear with answer options

• Click on the question you want to challenge and click on your answer

• Provide documents that support the answer

• Pay the fees of INR 200

• PRANJAL AGGARWAL

• DHRUV ADVANI

• VARUN S

• PARTH KHANDELWAL

• SHUBHAMM BANSAL

• BHASKAR KUMAR

• ASHIKA AGGARWAL

• SAYAN PRADHAN

• PRABANJAN J

• BORA VARUN CHAKRAVARTHI

• KAUSTAV BAURI

• HARSHIT BANSAL

• SHASHANK KUMAR

• KANCHANI GEYANTH RAGHU RAM REDDY

• DEV BHATIA

• ARNAB PATI

• SURYA SIDDHARTH N

• SHRINIKETH RAVI

• SWAYAM SHAKTI TRIPATHY

• SHASHANK SINHA

NEET PG 2024 will take place on 7th July 2024. All the important information regarding this exam is mentioned below: 

Date of Exam: 7th July 2024

Syllabus: Pre-clinical, Para Clinical, and Clinical chapters must be focused on

Total Marks: 800

Question Numbers: 200

Time Allocated: 3 Hrs 30 Mins

Marking System: Same as NEET UG

Eligibility Criteria: Must be an MBBS degree holder. 

Fees: 4250 INR for General candidates and 3250 INR for others

After the results are released, candidates must register with the Medical Council Committee, which allocates seats. The allocation occurs in two rounds, followed by a mop-up round to fill up the vacant seats.

Remember, the counseling procedure is similar to the examination process. Candidates must first register, after which counseling rounds will take place. You do not need to register again once you have already done so. Simply keep up with the dates. 

The preparation Strategy for NEET UG & PG is the same. One needs to follow all the same strategies that they used in their NEET UG. They are as follows:

• Start by analyzing the syllabus and marking the chapters you have less grip on. 

• Start preparing those chapters first and then move on to your already clear concepts.

• Go through previous years' question papers to have an idea of the exam pattern and the question type

• Brush up your practical skills

• Stick to your +2 syllabus

• After you have completed your syllabus, you need to take daily mock tests to enhance your speed.

• Get yourself some good books for quality study.

Yes, applicants will be given a question paper with a set amount of questions drawn from all of the papers. For example, the NEET UG test covers all three subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Yes, candidates need to upload their category certificate at the time of registration. Different kinds of certificates apply to Indians residing abroad to showcase that they are Indians.

In short, yes! If you believe you can pass the examination on your own, you may be mistaken; a little guidance is required. Getting coaching exposes you to premium study materials, assessments, and teachers who can break down the most challenging concepts for you. 

Apart from that, studying at a coaching college allows you to have a better look at the competition. Furthermore, self-study is characterized by a lack of motivation and a rigorous routine. Coaching eliminates these things. 

You can take online coaching or opt for offline ones. Here are the cities with the best NEET coaching institutes in India: Kota, Janakpuri, Chandigarh, Karol Bagh, etc. You can find more institutes in your city on our Website.