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priyaankasarkar Student Expert 16th Feb, 2019

Dear Sandeep, there are few reservations for lower Income category candidates like EWS, OBC-NCL, ESIC, etc. Because NEET cannot verify in person about these candidates, all the aspirants need to fill in their applications in Income Column.And based on the category you choose, you score will make a big difference in the final merit list. And your parents income that you mentioned will be verified during the time of counselling and admission to cross check if you belong to the category youbhave mentioned based on your parental income. For example, let's say I chose OBC-NCL as my category but mention that both my parents earn more han 8 lakhs each annually, I have made a wrong choice of category and can be held against. This is also one way of eliminating fraudulent choices of category based on income. 

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17th Feb, 2019
Mam,I am also an OBC(NCL) candidate.my father is a government employee and his annual income is around 6.7lacs and my mother is a housewife with annual income around 15 thousand .Mam, in neet 2019 form their is not an option to fill accurate or exact income of father and mother . They provide some options so ,I choosed  a given option ie.Rs 650001-800000 as father income and upto 50 thousand as mother income now , I am very confused about did I make any mistake to choose that options or I am still under (NCL) or not.please help..
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Student Expert 22nd Feb, 2019
You still fall under OBC-NCL category. There was no mistake in filling the form. You are good to go.
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9th Dec, 2019
Mam what is countable income , is it gross or net salary of parents ? Guid Please .
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30th May, 2021
madhavvreddy Mam.My father was died So my income is 10,000 per annum is there consider for reserve in Neet
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2nd Aug, 2021
Mam last year my father's income was less than 8 lakh and I made ews certificate but this year annual income increased. So which category I will choose in neet. Please reply
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16th Jun, 2022
Rishav chatterjee Mam as per the govt rules
Salary income is not included in total annual income of family.
I m a govt employee having income more than 8 lakh from salary and no other income.
Also i got the OBC NCL certificate from authority.
Now during filling the neet form of my daughter i have selected category as OBC NCL .
Besides it, in the column of annual family income i have filled more than 8 lakh. Even this income was not include for creamy layer .
U r requested to suggest me that should i edit income column ,for OBC NCL benefit ?
Also i have filled occupation of father as govt employee.
My direct question is:-
Income from salary shoud be filled in annual income column or need to declare income from salary
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