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If I failed 11th and I take admission in CBSE prachar (open school ) am j eligible for neet


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deepanshurajput.firefox 30th Mar, 2019
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Chaitanya 30th Mar, 2019

Hello Sam

see if you have failed class 11 th there is no need to worry.

You have ample things you can do ow firstly as you said you can apply for class 12th from CBSE open school but for that you need to have cleared 11 th class 1st.

Now you should have a minimum of 50% in PHYSICS ,CHEMISTRY,BIOLOGY of class 12th for NEET

So you should first focus on clearing class 11 th with nice merit.

Best of luck for future.

Thankyou.

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30th Mar, 2019
Can't repeat 11th again it's my second year that I failed in class 11
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Unnam sreekanth 30th Mar, 2019
Hello rajput

The minimum eligibility for the neet is that in class 12th you have atleast 50 percentage marks in physics chemistry biology this the criteria so if you clear that 11th class subject means your eligible for neet

I hope you understood

All the best


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