Filling the NEET 2020 application form is a five-step process. Steps to fill the application form are given below

Step 1: Online registration

Candidates need to register online on the official website - ntaneet.nic.in. To complete the NEET 2020 registration process, he/she will have to enter a valid email Id and phone number.

Step 2: Completing the NEET 2020 application

Post completion of the registration process, the registration Id and password generated will be sent to the registered email Id and mobile number of the candidate. He/she has to use these login credentials to access the application form of NEET 2020. To complete the form, he/she has to fill in the required personal details, academic details, exam centre preference, etc.

Step 3: Uploading scanned images

Candidates have to upload the scanned image of a recent passport-sized photograph and signature. These have to be in JPG/JPEG format only

Step 4: Application fee

NEET 2020 application form cannot be submitted without paying the prescribed non-refundable application fee. Candidates who belong to the general category have to pay an application fee of Rs 1500, whereas those belonging to the reserved categories such as ST/SC/PWD have to pay Rs 800.

Step 5: Print the confirmation page

Candidates are advised to keep a copy of the filled application and payment receipt for future use

Tamil Nadu Aptitude Test in Architecture (TANATA) is the state level entrance examination conducted by Anna University . TANATA 2020 will be conducted to test the aptitude of candidates seeking admission into B.Arch. degree program to various colleges in the state of Tamil Nadu. All the aspirants need to carefully go through the eligibility criteria before applying.

Hello Prem

For calculating the aggregate marks and cut-off marks for fulfilling the top 20 percentile criterion, the following 5 subjects will be considered:

(a) Physics
(b) Chemistry
(c) Mathematics
(d) A Language
(e) Any subject (other than four above mentioned subject).

This means you can add any subject.But keep English as mandatory,which increases the scope of getting admission

Hope this helps you

Thank you!!

HELLO LEARNER!!!

Yes you may add these two languages.But pcm should be compulsory for jee mains and for Btech.

ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR FUTURE!!!

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria#:~:text=NITs%2F%20IIITs%2F%20GFTIs%20Admission%3A,JEE%20Main%202020%20B.

Hello mohanrajukshatriya,

For your query, there is two method admission.

1. General category
2. Other state Quota

You will be able to opt only one method based on the criteria you qualify.

General category

You should meet any of the criteria below, to opt this General category.

• Your native should be Tamilnadu and should have completed your grades from VIII to XII in a school located in Tamilnadu.
• Your native should be Tamilnadu and can have completed your grades from VIII to XII in a school located in other states.
• Your native can be a state other than Tamilnadu but should have completed your grades from VIII to XII in a school located in Tamilnadu.

if you have not belonged to any of these criteria then, check out other state criteria.

Other state Quota

• The TNEA counselling allows 50 seats for other state students who have completed their high school in corresponding states. Candidates will be selected based on high scores in PCM.

best of luck for your admission

Candidates have to appear for the following subjects in the GSEB SSC 2020-First language ( Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi, Urdu, Sindhi, English, Tamil, Telugu and Odiya), Social Science, Science and Technology, Mathematics, Second language (Gujarati, English, Hindi, Sindhi, Sanskrit, Farsi, Arabic and Urdu).

Hi,

Usually for getting an overall percentage for degree the agreegate of all the subjects including languages is taken. But for some special purposes like higher studies and recruitment some institutions ask for only for the marks of science subjects. So if it is not mentioned specifically to aggregate PCM marks you can include marks of languages also. But if you are asked to calculate avarage of only science subjects you have to include only PCM marks.

Hope it helps.

Dear Aspirant,

The medium of education in Medical Colleges is in English. However, if you intend to study and then practice in Tamilnadu, than it is important to know Tamil.  Your entrance to the MD courses is based on your NEETUG scores and not the state quota.  So a high NEETUG is important.

Good Luck