i have done my 12 with pcm ..Can i do again my 12 with a single subject bio and appear for meet 2020 ??
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Student Expert
30th Apr, 2019
Dear Suraj, you should have completed your 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as your core subjects in both Class 11 and 12 from a recognised board. Your 10th and 12th should have had Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology as Elective subjects. The summary is that you should have studied Biology atleast as an elective subject in your 10h and 12th. But you are not eligible for NEET if you haven't studied Biology for 2 years but took up Biology as an additional subject in NEET. So in your case, unfortunately you are not eligible for NEET.
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Student Expert
30th Apr, 2019
Hello suraj,
Yes you can surely reappear in 12th board examination with biology subject and after completing the eligibility criteria of 50%aggregate in PCB for general category and 45% aggregate for SC category, you can appear in the neet entrance exmination of 2020. As there is no interview no personal questions are gonna ask just You have to work hard for make it happen.
Thank you!!
Yes you can surely reappear in 12th board examination with biology subject and after completing the eligibility criteria of 50%aggregate in PCB for general category and 45% aggregate for SC category, you can appear in the neet entrance exmination of 2020. As there is no interview no personal questions are gonna ask just You have to work hard for make it happen.
Thank you!!
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