Hello

If you born in Telangana and studied from class 1 to class 10 then your local status considered to be Telangana, completed your 11 and 12 from Andhra Pradesh will not be considered as your local status.

Whosoever candidate who are persued their educational institutions of class 1 to class 10 then that state considered to be their local status.

There should be some error in your admit card of NEET-UG so, Kindly go check and correct your local status.

All the best for your bright future ahead!

Hello Tanush,

Hope you are doing well.

The "state of eligibility" in NEET admit card : It means if you are a citizen of any Indian state except Jammu and Kashmir you are eligible for both 15% All India Quota as well as 85% state quota.

15% seats are reserved for the All India Quota in all the Government medical and dental colleges across the country so as to know the state of the applicant it must be noted that the applicants belonging to Jammu Kashmir will not be eligible for this 15% All India Quota.

Hope this helps you.

Good Luck!

Hello

The Amit card pages consist four pages and 4 pages has its own importance

The page 1 consist of importance of Centre details and Self declaration (undertaking) form regarding COVID-19, Page 2 has postcard size photograph and Page 3 has importance of instructions for candidates and Page 4 has Advisory for Candidates regarding COVID-19.

If the second page of admit card is blank so you don't need to carry it for examination centre.

Dear aspirant

You can put anyway you want, but it should be clear and visible, deep your thumb in ink pad preferably blue colour once and put in the box provided. Just put once don't try to do again even if it's somewhat light it may cause overlapping so avoid to do more the once.

Mostly it's preferable to put thumb impression as horizontal if space is enough otherwise if vertical space is more you can put vertically also, there's no issues in that.

Today's your exam, do your best

All the best

Hello,

It totally relies on the exam centre administrators as to how thoroughly or severely they are screening/frisking applicants upon entry. In packed centres, for example, they frequently just let students leave after screening the most crucial ones.

Therefore, it would be best for you to obtain a colour printout of the admissions card...

If the exam centre guards are not too concerned about you, then feel free to relax. Your sign, photographs, and, if you've previously done it, a black-and-white admission card, will be more clearly apparent to them for better comprehension.

They will only caution you and permit you—that it's easy.

Put additional effort into your paper.

Hello,

They won't deny your application for the NEET test, however I'm not sure. Don't be concerned about this. But a little smudging is OK; otherwise, problems may arise. They may attempt to make you look foolish about this, but you must watch out so that you don't become upset. They cannot prevent you from taking the exam at any cost. Make sure you have a color-printed admissions card, a photo, and all the other items that are permitted according to the regulations.

Be calm and walk into the exam without worrying. Wishing you luck.

No, you are only allowed to write the exam while your photo and signature both ar correctly visible so you must try contacting NTA and report them the cause before hand or else you will not be allowed to write the exam.