Hello Bhavani,

To determine your eligibility for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), you need to check if you meet the following criteria:

1. Academic Qualifications :

   • Eligibility Criteria : Generally, for NEET, you must have completed Class 12th (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as your core subjects.
   • Minimum Marks Requirement : You need to have a minimum percentage in your Class 12th board exams. For general category students, the minimum aggregate percentage is typically around 50% (in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology combined). For OBC (Other Backward Classes) and SC/ST (Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes) categories, this is usually around 40%.

2. NEET Score Calculation :

   • Your marks in each subject are assessed for eligibility. For NEET, it's important that you meet the overall percentage requirement in your board exams rather than specific subject scores alone.

Based on your marks:

• Physics : 72 out of 150 (48%)
• Chemistry : 73 out of 150 (48.67%)
• Biology : 141 out of 300 (47%)

To determine your eligibility:

1. Calculate the Aggregate Percentage :

   • Add up the total marks you obtained: 72 + 73 + 141 = 286
   • Calculate the total possible marks: 150 + 150 + 300 = 600
   • Aggregate Percentage = (286 / 600) × 100 ≈ 47.67%

2. Check Against NEET Criteria :

   • General Category : Typically needs a minimum aggregate of 50% in PCB subjects.
   • OBC Category : Typically needs a minimum aggregate of 40% in PCB subjects.

If your aggregate percentage in PCB is below the required threshold for your category, you may not meet the eligibility criteria for NEET. However, if your percentage is close to the cutoff or if there are any specific relaxations or updates in the eligibility criteria for the year you are applying, you should verify with the official NEET guidelines or consult with the exam authorities.

Action Steps :

• Verify with Official Sources : Check the latest NEET eligibility criteria on the official NEET website or consult with educational advisors to confirm your eligibility based on your specific situation.
• Prepare for Re-examination : If you are not eligible, consider improving your marks through supplementary exams or reappearing in Class 12th to meet the required percentage.

Hope it helps!