Did you get into a medical college through neet?

Hi harpreet are you eligible for neet  same problem with me please reply

Hi harpreet. I am suffering from same problem. I am thinking to give neet next year and i am in doubt if i am eligible for neet.neet 2018 application forms have been filled and now maybe you know 100 percent surely. .  If we are eligible for neet.  Please help and reply soon

I found this on neet website,

CBSE is responsible for holding the examination.

The eligibility criteria have been provided by

Medical Council of India (MCI) which is stipulated in

the Information Bulletin. Many queries are being

received on the eligibility criteria from candidates

who have passed from open school, private

candidates etc. Such candidates are advised to

follow the instructions given by MCI. CBSE has no

role to play in it. Therefore no reply to any such

query on the eligibility condition will be given by the

CBSE.

To ensure your eligibility, the simple formula is that

you kindly verify your eligibility by ensuring that you

must have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-

Technology with English (Core) continuously for 02

years and must have secured 50% marks

individually and otherwise.

Dear Harpreet

As far as I can read the eligibility criteria, yes you are eligible for NEET 2018.

CBSE bars those private candidates to appear for NEET 2018 who have not done regular schooling in Class 12 and haven't appeared for practicals as well. However, given your status, I assume you did you schooling as a regular and continuous student and passed all the practical exams of Physics, Chemistry and Biology at Class 12 level, while failed in a theory exam for which you  as a private candidate and passed it.

Provided you have studied English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology for two years as a regular student in a school and passed all the practicals in Class 12, you are eligible for NEET 2018. Only because you failed in some Class 12 subjects and had to appear for the subjects again as a private (compartment) candidate does not make you ineligible since you have received practical training for two years through regular schooling.

be worried about the ‘private’ word mentioned on their .

You may consult the link given below to clear all your queries pertaining to confusions surrounding NEET eligibility criteria. The FAQs will clear all doubts related to being a private candidate, or Class 12 examination.

NEET FAQs- Clearing Doubts About NEET 2018 Eligibility

Hope it helps! All the best!

As per NEET eligibility criteria, a private candidate cannot apply for NEET but if you have studied PCB regular in 11th and 12th then you can fill the form as it should be accepting it. You can confirm from your school/class teacher if bio is an additional subject or not. Also if its an additional subject it is mentioned in the marksheet as well. If it is not then go ahead with filling the application form.

Good Luck.