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i forgot my neet roll number how can I get back


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Monish K H 18th Oct, 2020
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Garvita 18th Oct, 2020
Hello,

You can get your roll number by downloading your neet admit card, visit the official site of NTA, there go to Admit Card section, and fill in all the required details such as your application number, DOB and security pin.

Check your registered email id or registered mobile number SMS to get your application number, application number is always sent there on the time of registration

Once you enter all these details, your admit card will be displayed on your screen, you can now check your roll number from there, the another way to know your roll number is through your neet question paper as your roll number must be written there.


Hope this helps, all the best.
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