Hi Nireshganth,first of all don't be negative about anything .Secondly, there is no set rules which states that if one has failed in neet in a certain year then he /she is not eligible to appear next year .One is free to appear as many times as they are willing to do so .But there comes an age limit too according to which the candidate should be 17 years of age either at the time of admission or before December 31,2019 and the candidate belonging to the unreserved category should not be more than 25 years of age whereas there is relaxation of more 5 years for the reserved ones.

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Dear Niresh, as long as you fulfil the minimum aggregate and age criteria, you can attempt NEET. Now there is no upper age limit to appear for NEET and there is no cap on the no.of attempts to appear in NEET. Let's say if you do not score satisfactory marks in NEET, this year, you can still attempt NEET next year, so on and so forth. Your previous year score has nothing to do with your next year's attempt at NEET.

Dear Sir/Ma'm, it is not necessary that you will clear the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test in one go. 70% of students clear it in the second attempt, so there is no harm in attempting the examination for a second time. According to the rules lais out by NTA, even if you are above 25 you can attempt the exam.

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