Q: What are the eligibility criteria for admission to AFMS?
A: A: Candidates interested in admission to AFMS should register with MCC indicating their willingness to join the institute. The list of these candidates will be forwarded to AFMS, which will conduct offline counselling, including physical fitness and personality tests. The results of these tests will be communicated back to MCC, which will then publish the allotment results on its website.
Q: Will NEET 2024 happen twice in a year?
A: There hasn't been any official announcement indicating that NEET 2024 will be held twice. According to the current information, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has confirmed that NEET 2024 is set to take place only on May 7th, 2024.
Q: What format will the entrance exam for NEET 2024 follow?
A: NEET will be conducted in offline mode, which means using pen and paper. Candidates will receive an NEET OMR sheet to mark their answers, which will then be electronically evaluated.
Q: Who is responsible for organizing NEET 2024?
A: The National Testing Agency (NTA) is in charge of conducting NEET UG.
Q: Who is ineligible for the 2nd Round of allotment?
A: Candidates who lack sufficient documents according to the Eligibility Criteria or who haven't registered in either Round 1 or Round 2 are ineligible.
Q: What is the process for Mop Up Round Counselling conducted by DGHS for AIQ/Deemed/Central Universities/AIIMS/JIPMER?
A: Vacant seats resulting from candidates not joining or reporting in Round 2 will be listed in the seat matrix. Eligible candidates must then submit fresh choices, and the result will be determined based on the filled choices and merit.
Q: How many MBBS seats are available in AIIMS?
A: Across the 20 AIIMS institutions in India, there are a total of 2,169 MBBS seats available.
Q: How many seats does JIPMER offer for admission?
A: JIPMER offers a total of 243 seats, with 182 seats in the Puducherry campus and 61 seats in the Karaikal campus.
Q: How can I update my address in the NEET application form?
A: You can change your address using the correction window provided for NEET application form. However, it's important to fill out the application form accurately and review all details carefully before submitting it.
Q: How can I confirm that NTA has received the application fee?
A: Once the payment has been successfully processed, a confirmation page will appear. This page serves as confirmation that the NEET application fee has been received by the NTA. Make sure to save and print this page for future reference.
Q: Which Colleges/ Universities are allotted through MCC/DGHS Counselling?
A: DGHS (The Directorate General of Health Services), on behalf of the MCC, conducts counselling for the 15% All India Quota and all seats of Deemed universities, Central universities, ESIC, AFMC, Delhi University (DU), Central Institutes, AIIMS & JIPMER.
Q: What is All India Rank (AIR)?
A: All India Rank (AIR) indicates a student's position among all candidates who have qualified NEET.
Q: What does "free exit for the 1st round" mean?
A: "Free exit for the 1st round" means that if a candidate is allotted a seat in the 1st round and does not report or join the allotted college, they will not be penalized (security deposit will not be forfeited) and will remain eligible for subsequent rounds.
Q: Is it necessary to join the allotted Medical/Dental College of MCC Round 1 to participate in MCC Round 2?
A: No, candidates are not required to report or join the allotted college of round 1, as there is a free exit option. However, if they wish to retain the Round 1 seat, they can join the college and request for upgradation in Round 2.
Q: Is there any restriction on the number of choices of institution and course (MBBS or BDS) during choice filling?
A: There is no restriction on the number of choices. Candidates are free to select as many choices as they want from the available options. However, it's important to enter the choices in order of preference.
Q: If I mistakenly opt for Deemed Universities seats instead of All India Quota (AIQ), can it be corrected?
A: Yes, candidates can correct this mistake using the reset initialization option provided at the registration page. However, this facility can be used only once.
Q: Are there medical colleges that admit only girls?
A: Yes, there are four medical colleges exclusively for girls: Lady Hardinge Medical College Delhi, BPS Govt. Medical College Sonipat, SVIMS Sri Padmavathi College for Women Tirupati, and Symbiosis Women’s Medical College Pune.
Q: What does "exit with forfeiture" mean in the 2nd round of counselling?
A: "Exit with forfeiture" means that if a candidate is allotted a seat in the 2nd round of counselling and decides not to join the allotted seat, they can exit with forfeiture, resulting in the loss of the security amount deposited. Once the candidate joins the allotted seat, they will not be eligible to resign or surrender the joined seat.
Q: After I join the second round of counselling of 15% AIQ, can I leave/resign to join the state quota/private college seat?
A: Once a candidate joins a seat allotted in the second round of 15% AIQ counselling, they are not allowed to vacate the seat. However, if they are allotted a seat in the second round of AIQ/Deemed, they can exit with forfeiture of the security amount.
Q: Who is the Financial Custodian?
A: HLL Life care Ltd, a Govt. of India Undertaking under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, serves as the Financial Custodian. They collect non-refundable Registration Fees and refundable security amounts from candidates on behalf of MCC, and refund the security amount based on MCC's advice.
Q: Can a candidate participate in the second round without submitting fresh choices (based on choices submitted before round-1)?
A: Fresh choice submission by eligible candidates is necessary for consideration of seat allotment during round-2. Candidates who do not submit fresh choices during the choice filling period will not be considered for seat allotment in Round-2 and will retain the already allotted (joined) seat, if any.
Q: If I have a Birth Certificate/Caste Certificate/other certificate(s) in a regional language, will it be acceptable at the time of reporting?
A: Certificates issued by the competent authority should be in English or Hindi. Some states may require certificates in English only. Candidates are advised to carry a certified (attested) copy of the English version of the original certificate if it's issued in a language other than English, along with the original certificate.
Q: Is Up-gradation allowed from 2nd round counselling of AIQ/ Deemed/ Central Universities to Mop-up Round counselling of DGHS for AIQ/ Central / Deemed Universities?
A: No, Up-gradation is not allowed once a candidate joins a seat allotted in Round II of AIQ/ Deemed/ Central Universities, and the candidate will not be allowed to vacate the seat.
Q: How much time will I be given to join the allotted college?
A: Candidates allotted with a seat are required to join the allotted college/course within the stipulated time mentioned in the counselling schedule. However, candidates are advised to join as early as possible and not to wait until the last day, as some colleges/universities may require 2-3 days to complete admission formalities.
Q: Who is eligible for the 2nd round of allotment?
A: Candidates eligible for seat allotment in the 2nd round include:
Registered candidates who did not get any seat allotment in the 1st round.
Registered candidates who have secured a seat under the reserved quota and whose 1st round of allotted seat got cancelled during the document verification on reporting for admission.
Candidates who reported at the allotted institute during the 1st round of allotment and submitted willingness for second round up-gradation as ‘Yes’.
Candidates who have been allotted a seat but have not joined.
Candidates who have resigned from the allotted seat of the first round at college.
Q: How many rounds of counselling are conducted for AIQ/ DNB/ Deemed and Central Universities?
A: There are three rounds of counselling for AIQ/ DNB/ Deemed and Central Universities: First, Second, and Mop
Q: Is NCERT enough for the biology section?
A: Yes, NCERT is highly recommended for Biology preparation for NEET 2024. Understanding the text, diagrams, tables, and exemplars thoroughly will help in covering important topics.
Q: How do I crack NEET 2024 by self-study?
A: Cracking NEET 2024 through self-study requires self-motivation and a well-organized study plan. Creating a realistic timetable, tracking mistakes, making concise notes after each chapter, and consistent revision are key strategies for success.
Q: Is NEET a tough exam?
A: NEET is moderately difficult, but competition is high due to the large number of applicants competing for limited seats. Securing a good rank is crucial for admission to MBBS programs.
Q: How many hours should I study for NEET?
A: It's recommended to study for at least 7-8 hours daily to prepare effectively for NEET 2024. However, the quality of study matters more than the quantity of hours.
Q: What should be the daily routine to crack NEET 2024 with a good rank?
A: A successful daily routine for NEET 2024 includes early morning study sessions, regular breaks, consistent revision, and focused practice. It's important to find a routine that suits individual preferences and maximizes productivity.
Q: Has anyone ever cracked NEET exam without coaching?
A: Yes, many students have successfully cracked NEET without coaching. Success in NEET depends on the student's dedication, self-discipline, and effective study strategies.
Q: How can I work on my time management for the exam?
A: To improve time management for NEET, practice solving sample papers and previous year question papers within the stipulated time frame. Focus on accuracy and efficiency while practicing.
Q: What are the best books for NEET 2024?
A: NCERT books are highly recommended for NEET preparation. Additionally, aspirants can refer to books recommended by NEET teachers, toppers, or consult study guides and question banks specifically designed for NEET preparation.
Q: Does a gap year between Class 11 and 12 will affect the eligibility for NEET 2024?
A: No, a gap year between Class 11 and 12 does not affect eligibility for NEET 2024. Candidates with a gap year are still eligible to apply.
Q: In Class 11 and 12, I had Biology as an additional subject. Does that make me ineligible for NEET 2024?
A: No, candidates with Biology as an additional subject in Class 11 and 12 are eligible for NEET 2024. However, final eligibility depends on legal decisions, as there have been disputes regarding this matter.
Q: Is there any attempt limit for NEET 2024?
A: No, there is no attempt limit for NEET 2024. Candidates can appear for the exam any number of times.
Q: Will NTA consider my class 12 marks for NEET 2024?
A: Class 12 marks are considered for determining eligibility to appear for NEET 2024, but they do not guarantee qualification in the exam.
Q: What is the qualifying criteria in NEET to get admission into undergraduate medical courses?
A: To qualify for admission to undergraduate medical courses through NEET, candidates must obtain minimum percentile scores: 50th percentile for General category, 40th percentile for SC/ST/OBC, and 45th percentile for PwD candidates.
Q: Is the NEET result and scorecard one and the same?
A: Yes, the NEET result is provided in the form of a scorecard, which is essentially a downloadable version of the result displaying the candidate's scores and other relevant details.
Q: If I misplace the result of NEET, can I download it again?
A: It's advisable to download and keep a soft copy of the NEET result for future reference. The download link for the result is usually available even after the admission process is completed, but it's better to be cautious and keep a copy saved for yourself.
Q: How long should I keep the NEET result cum scorecard?
A: It's recommended to keep the NEET result cum scorecard safe until all your admission formalities are completed. Having a soft copy saved for reference is convenient and ensures you can access it whenever needed.
Q: For which courses does the NEET UG Result data entitle?
A: The NEET (UG) result data is utilized for admissions into various medical courses including MBBS, BDS, AYUSH, B.Sc. (H) Nursing, and BVSc & AH courses under the 15% quota of VCI in recognized Veterinary Colleges. The specific utilization depends on the respective eligibility criteria and norms set by the concerned authorities.
Q: How much time should be given to each question?
A: With a total of 200 questions in the NEET exam, allocating approximately one minute per question can help manage time effectively.
Q: What is the pattern of the NEET UG exam?
A: The NEET (UG) - 2024 exam consists of four subjects, each with two sections. Section A comprises 35 questions, while Section B has 15 questions, from which candidates can choose to attempt any 10 questions.
Q: How to avoid negative marking in the exam?
A: To avoid negative marking, refrain from guessing answers if unsure. Stay composed and only attempt questions you are confident about. Each incorrect answer results in a deduction of one mark.
Q: What will be the mode of examination?
A: NEET exam will be conducted in offline mode, also known as pen and paper mode.
Q: What is the duration of the test?
A: The duration of the NEET exam is 3 hours and 20 minutes.
Q: What is the criteria for OBC reservation in Central Institutes of IP University?
A: OBC candidates from the state quota of IP University can avail of OBC reservation within IP University seats, but they will be considered as UR (General Category) candidates for the All India Quota.
Q: Can a candidate pay the Registration Fee and Security Deposit from an NRI Account?
A: No, according to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Rules, MCC cannot refund the security deposit to an NRI Account. If a candidate wishes to use funds from their NRI Account for counselling registration, they must transfer funds from the NRI Account to an NRO Account first, and then from the NRO Account to MCC. Refunds from MCC will be credited only to the NRO Account.
