Does the Earthquake and project affected certificate can be used in neet examination,For the government colleges

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No, the Earthquake and Project Affected Certificate is not considered for reservation in NEET UG government college admissions. NEET primarily provides reservations for categories like SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwD, and State Quotas.

However, some state medical colleges might offer special reservations for project-affected people based on state policies. You should check the state's medical admission brochure to confirm if any such benefit is available in your state.

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Yes, the Earthquake and Project Affected Certificate can be used in NEET examination for government colleges.

According to the NEET eligibility criteria , candidates who have been affected by natural disasters, including earthquakes, can claim relaxation in eligibility criteria or reservation under the "Affected Area" or "Disaster-Affected" category, if available.

Here are some ways the certificate can be used:

Benefits of the Certificate

1. Reservation: Some government colleges may offer reservation under the "Affected Area" or "Disaster-Affected" category.

2. Relaxation in Eligibility: Candidates may be eligible for relaxation in eligibility criteria, such as a lower cutoff percentage or age relaxation.

3. Priority in Admission: Candidates with the certificate may be given priority in admission to government colleges.

Documents Required

To claim these benefits, candidates typically need to provide:

1. Earthquake and Project Affected Certificate issued by the competent authority.

2. Proof of residence in the affected area.

3. Income certificate (if applicable).

Verification

Please note that the acceptance and benefits of the Earthquake and Project Affected Certificate may vary across government colleges. It's essential to verify the specific policies and eligibility criteria with the college authorities before applying.