In actual you don’t need Maths for being eligible for Medicine. A PCB combination will do the work but if you have taken Maths then you need to pass overall in your board subject combinations as well as individual subjects alike Biology, Chemistry and Physics for NEET , AIIMS and also JIPMER.

Hello Nivetha,

You have to score 50% marks in aggregate and just passing or more marks in all the subjects for the NEET examination and for AIIMS & JIPMER you have to score 60% marks in aggregate and passing marks in all the subjects.

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minimum aggregate of 50% for unreserved candidates and 40% for reserved candidates which ensures that you pass your cluster level board examinations of solution for you to get in mathematics in case you are pursuing medical courses and appearing for NEET UG examination

However you need to have a solid base in mathematics in order to do well in physics and chemistry both of which have 25% weightage of your total of 720 marks in NEET UG examination and this 90 marks of physics and 90 marks of chemistry to get hold of a decent score and rank in NEET UG examination search the different chapters of physics and physical chemistry will require you to do a number of calculations and unless your concepts in mathematics are good,you may falter at them which might affect your overall score and rank.

Mathematics mark is not considered for taking admission in MBBS. However it is advisable that you just secure a pass mark in your 10+2 in maths.

NEET UG Entrance eligibility criterion with respect to marks -

UR - 50%, OBC/SC/ST - 40%, PWD - 45% (minimum aggregate marks only for PCB subjects)

AIIMS UG Entrance eligibility criterion with respect to marks -

PCB and English Aggregate -

UR, OBC - 60%

SC/ST - 50%

PwD - 45%

JIPMER UG Elligibility Criterion with respect to marks -

UR- 60%, OBC/SC/ST/PwD- 50% (minimum aggregate marks for PCB subjects only)

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Dear Nivetha,

To give the NEET Exam for medicals they really don't check your Math marks, they do have a criterion for you, that is you need to pass in Chemistry, Physics, English, and Biology for appearing for the NEET Exam. If there will be any sort of Mark criterion then it will be from the medical colleges themselves. So, as long as you pass Math in your board exam, then you can go for medical as it isn't that important.

Hope that helped you!