Here’s the cutoff information of neet 2025 for general students:-

• NEET 2025 cut-off : Official cut-off marks for General students will be released after the NEET 2025 results.

• Expected range : The anticipated cut-off for General (UR/EWS) students is likely to fall between 720-162 marks, based on previous trends.

• Percentile requirement : A minimum of 50th percentile is required for General category candidates to qualify.

• Factors influencing the cut-off :

  • Difficulty level of the exam

  • Number of candidates appearing

  • Seat availability across medical colleges

• Final announcement : The official cut-off will be published by NTA after the NEET results are processed.

Hello,

No, you cannot change your category from General to PwD before counseling if the NEET application form has already been submitted and the correction window is closed. Category changes are not permitted during counseling by state authorities. However, you may contact the NTA or state counseling authority for guidance, but typically, category changes are only allowed during the correction window before the exam.

Hope this helps you,

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Hello!

Yes, Hindi is available as a subject in the General B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) course in many universities across India.

Options in B.A. with Hindi:

1. B.A. Hindi (Honours) – A specialized course focusing entirely on Hindi literature, grammar, and linguistics.

2. B.A. General (With Hindi as an elective) – You can choose Hindi as one of the subjects along with other humanities subjects like History, Political Science, or Sociology.

Different universities may have different subject combinations.

Best wishes!

Hello!

Yes, Hindi is available as a subject in the General B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) course in many universities across India.

Options in B.A. with Hindi:

1. B.A. Hindi (Honours) – A specialized course focusing entirely on Hindi literature, grammar, and linguistics.

2. B.A. General (With Hindi as an elective) – You can choose Hindi as one of the subjects along with other humanities subjects like History, Political Science, or Sociology.

Different universities may have different subject combinations.

Best wishes!