NEET Exam 2020 Tomorrow : Important Points To Check In Admit Card

National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, NEET 2020, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) would be held tomorrow – September 13, 2020. NTA, as a precaution against COVID-19, has changed the NEET exam centres for NEET 2020.

NEET 2020 is held for admission to undergraduate medical, dental and Aayush programmes. Earlier, the exam was held for all state and central medical and dental institutes except for AIIMS and JIPMER. However, the separate entrance exams for AIIMS and JIPMER have been discontinued from this year and all admissions will be held based on NEET UG ranks only.

The NEET-UG exam will be held for 3 hours' duration. The exam will be objective in nature and will be OMR-based.

NEET Exam 2020 Tomorrow: Important Instructions For Candidates

• This Admit Card consists of three pages- Page 1 contains the Centre details and Self Declaration (Undertaking) form regarding COVID-19, page 2 has “Important instruction for candidates” and page 3 has “Advisory for candidates regarding COVID-19”. The candidate has to download all the pages.
• As a precaution for COVID-19, the candidate must reach NEET Centre as indicated against Reporting/Entry time at Centre in the NEET Admit Card.
• On completion of the NEET exam 2020, wait for instructions from invigilator and do not get up from your seat until advised. The candidates will be permitted to move out one at a time only.
• Candidates are suggested to verify the location of examination venue, a day in advance so that they do not face any problem on the day of examination.
• If religion/customs require you to wear specific attire, please visit Centre early for thorough checking and mandatory frisking.
• No Candidate would be allowed to enter the Examination Centre, without Admit Card, Undertaking, Valid ID Proof and proper frisking. Frisking through Handheld Metal Detector (HHMD) attached with a long rod will be carried out without physical touching.
• Before reaching the Centre, the candidates must enter required details in the Self Declaration (Undertaking) in legible handwriting, paste the Photograph, put Left- Hand Thumb Impression and Candidate’s Parent’s signature at the appropriate places. They should ensure that their Left- Hand Thumb Impression is clear and not smudged. The candidate has to put their signature on the day of examination in presence of the Invigilator in the examination Room/Hall.
• PwD candidates must bring PwD certificate issued by the Competent Authority, if claiming relaxation under PwD category. The Scribe must also carry his/her own Self Declaration (Undertaking) regarding educational qualification, etc., passport size photograph, valid government identity and self-declaration (Undertaking) regarding COVID-19.
• Duly filled Admit Card at the end of examination must be handed over to the Invigilator. Failure to do so may result in non-evaluation of your OMR answers sheet.
• On completion of the test, candidates must hand over the OMR Sheet (both Original and Office Copy) to the Invigilator and take away only the Test Booklet with them.

 

 

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NEET 2020 : Admit Card Released

The National Testing Agency or NTA has released the NEET 2020 Admit Cards. Students appearing in the NEET 2020 exam can now check the official website-nta.ac.in - and download their NEET 2020 Admit Card.

A few days earlier, in an official notice, the agency said, “The downloading of Admit Cards indicating Roll Number, Test Centre Number & Address, Question Paper Medium, Reporting/ Entry Time and Gate Closing Time of Centre shall commence shortly.”

NEET 2020 Admit Cards Direct Link

NEET 2020 Admit Cards: How To Download NEET 2020 Exam Hall Ticket

Follow these steps to download NEET 2020 Admit Cards:

Step 1. Visit the official website of NTA NEET - nta.ac.in - and click on NEET Admit Card download link.

Step 2. Click on ‘NEET admit card 2020’.

Step 3. Fill in the application number, date of birth and the security pin.

Step 4. Click ‘Submit. NEET Admit Card 2020 of will display on the screen.

Step 5. Download the NEET 2020 admit card and take a print out for future reference.

NEET Cut off 2019, 2018 (MBBS/BDS) : GEN, OBC, SC, ST, PwD, EWS

NEET cutoff MBBS/BDS marks- 2019, 2018

Category	NEET cutoff percentile	NEET MBBS/BDS qualifying marks (2019)	NEET cutoff scores (2018)
Unreserved (UR)	50th	701-134	691-119
SC/ST/OBC	40th	133-107	118-96
Unreserved PH (UR-PH)	45th	133-120	118-107
SC/ST/OBC-PH	40th	119-107	106-96

How much marks required for NEET for 15% All India Quota seats

As mentioned before, for admission to 15% AIQ seats, aspirants must secure NEET 2020 AIQ cutoff as specified by NTA. It must be noted that the AIQ cutoff of NEET 2020 will be the same as the qualifying percentile.

NEET cut off scores for All India Quota seats has been mentioned in the table below, which is equivalent to the percentile.

NEET cutoff for 15% AIQ

Category	General	SC/ST/OBC	General-PH
Cutoff scores (2019)	134	107	120
Cutoff scores (2018)	119	96	107

NEET cutoff for government medical colleges - AIQ

Name of Medical Colleges	2019 NEET closing rank	2018 NEET closing rank	2017 NEET closing rank	2016 NEET closing rank	2015 AIPMT closing rank
Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi	32	58	49	44	28
VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi	157	107	82	106	56
University College of Medical Sciences, New Delhi	171	165	185	128	97
Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi	489	314	369	263	117
Government Medical College, Chandigarh	360	254	278	162	158
Seth G.S. Medical College, Mumbai	638	296	297	408	216
King George's Medical University, Lucknow	908	703	725	506	386
Stanley Medical College, Chennai	4572	3520	3,858	2,264	2,039
Pt. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Rohtak	1825	1178	1,481	1,035	674
Grant Medical College and Sir JJ Group of Hospitals, Mumbai	1329	1122	1,018	408	565

NEET cut off for MBBS deemed universities

Name of college	NEET 2019 closing ranks	NEET 2018 closing ranks	Quota
Sree Lakshmi Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences, Puducherry	448593	453885	Management
Saveetha Medical College and Hospital, Kanchipuram	168249	711901	Management
B.L.D.E University, Bijapur	407951	614993	NRI
Yenepoya Medical College, Mangalore	137508	135581	Muslim minority
SBKS Med. Inst. and Res. Centre, Sumandeep Vidyapeeth	243082	125138	Jain minority

NEET cutoff for BDS deemed universities

Name of Medical Colleges	NEET 2019 closing rank	NEET 2018 closing rank	Quota
Yenepoya Dental College, Yenepoya	463354	634449	Management
SRM Katt. Dental College and Hospital, Chennai	81164	316989	Management
KM Shah Dental College, Vadodara	675641	633535	Jain minority

NEET exam pass mark 2020 for 85% state quota seats

After 15% AIQ, the remaining 85% state quota seats will be allotted by respective state counselling committees on the basis of NEET 2020 state wise cutoff scores. The cut off of NEET 2020 for 85% state quota seats will be released by designated authorities after the completion of admission. The NEET 2020 state wise cutoff for state quota seats can be checked from the table below.

NEET MBBS/BDS cutoff for state quota seats

NEET Cutoff AP	NEET Cutoff Rajasthan
NEET Cutoff Assam	NEET Cutoff Meghalaya
NEET Cutoff Bihar	NEET Cutoff Tripura
NEET Cutoff Chhattisgarh	NEET Cutoff Telangana
NEET Cutoff Goa	NEET Cutoff Tamil Nadu
NEET Cutoff HP	NEET Cutoff Jharkhand
NEET Cutoff Haryana	NEET Cutoff Uttarakhand
NEET Cutoff IPU	NEET Cutoff UP
NEET Cutoff J&K	NEET Cutoff West Bengal
NEET Cutoff Karnataka	NEET Cutoff Gujarat
NEET Cutoff Kerala	NEET Cutoff DU
NEET Cutoff Maharashtra	NEET Cutoff Chandigarh
NEET Cutoff MP	NEET Cutoff AMU
NEET Cutoff Odisha	NEET Cutoff AFMC
NEET Cutoff Punjab	--

NEET 2019 cutoff: category-wise qualified candidates

Category	Registered	Appeared	Absent	Qualified
OBC	677544	631473	46071	375635
SC	211303	193188	18115	99890
ST	96456	86210	10246	35272
UR	534072	499884	34188	286245
Total	1519375	1410755	108620	797042

NEET cut off 2019: Gender-wise qualified candidates

Gender	Registered	Appeared	Absent	Qualified
Male	680414	630283	50131	351278
Female	838955	780467	58488	445761
Transgender	6	5	1	3
Total	1519375	1410755	108620	797042

NEET 2019: Nationality-wise qualified candidates

Nationality	Registered	Appeared	Absent	Qualified
Indian	1516066	1408051	108015	795031
Foreigner	687	483	204	315
NRI	1884	1612	272	1209
OCI	675	552	123	441
PIO	63	57	6	46

NEET 2018 cutoff: category-wise qualified candidates

Category	Qualified Candidates (By Obtaining NEET Cut off)
UR	2,68,316
OBC	3,27,575
SC	87,311
ST	31,360

NEET 2018 cutoff: Gender-wise qualified candidates

Gender	Registered Candidates	Appeared Candidates	Qualified Candidates (By Obtaining NEET Cut off)
Male	5,80,649	5,53,849	3,12,399
Female	7,46,075	7,16,072	4,02,162
Transgender	1	1	1
Total	13,26,725	12,69,922	7,14,562

NEET 2018: Nationality-wise qualified aspirants

Nationality	Registered Candidates	Appeared Candidates	Qualified Candidates (By Obtaining NEET Cut off)
Indian	1323673	1267229	712635
Foreigner	621	518	324
NRI	1,842	1,651	1,200
OCI	529	461	367
PIO	60	55	36

 

NEET 2020 Update : NTA Releases Detailed Protocol For Conducting Exam During Pandemic

To avoid crowd at the examination centre entrance due to candidates reaching together, they will be given staggered time slots for reporting. All staff members and candidates to be checked with Thermo guns at the entry point for fever.

As it readies to conduct the NEET exam in September, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has created a detailed protocol on how to hold the exercise in which nearly 15 lakh students could participate while also following safety and social distancing norms.

To avoid crowd at the examination centre entrance due to candidates reaching together, they will be given staggered time slots for reporting. All staff members and candidates to be checked with Thermo guns at the entry point for fever. In case, any staff person and candidate is observed to be having above normal temperature or displaying any symptom of COVID-19 suspect, they will be placed in separate Isolation Room.

Candidates will be permitted to carry only:

• Mask on face
• Gloves on hand
• Personal transparent water bottle
• Personal small hand sanitizer (50 ml)
• Exam related documents as instructed (Admit Card, ID card, etc)

Candidate Frisking

Body pat frisking will not be done.

Frisking by metal detector held with long handle will be mandatory for all candidates.

Frisking personnel will ensure that while frisking metal detector does not come in physical contact with any candidate.

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi signal presence will be checked inside the examination rooms and examination centres.

Document verification

A table of approx. of around 3 feet width should be kept in Registration room or hall. Candidate will display the documents for Exam Functionary to view without touching the document.

Manual attendance with signature (while wearing gloves) will be taken. No thumb impressions will be taken.

The practice of physical movement of Invigilators inside the room will be minimized.

The practice of water dispenser will be discontinued. Personal water bottles will be permitted at the table and should be brought by the candidate.

The gloves and masks should be disposed in a pedal push covered bin at the Examination Centre and outside the examination hall only, the NTA guidelines say.

According to a government official, hoping to leave nothing to chance, the NTA had reached out to top medical professionals, who have been guiding it in what is a most-challenging task.

“Top medical professionals of repute like Dr G C Khilnani, former head of pulmonary medine in AIIMS, Delhi, Dr Arvind Kumar, Head of Chest Surgery, and Dr Ashok Kumar Jariyal, professor of physiology are among experts that NTA has been relying on to form a comprehensive plan to ensure all students and staff are safe,” said the official.

The NTA has also developed a detailed protocol to ensure the exams are held in a “touchless” manner and social distancing is followed.

 

NTA NEET 2020 Update : Exam City Information Released, Here’s How to Find Your Centre

NEET 2020 Exam Center Allotment : The NEET will be held on September 13. Candidates can find their centre by visting the website- ntaneet.nic.in

The National Testing Agency, NTA has released the centre locations for the upcoming National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET 2020). The candidates can check their centre locations for the scheduled medical entrance exam on September 13 through the website- ntaneet.nic.in. To find their centre location, the candidates need to give their application number and password.

The admit card of the NEET 2020 will be released next week. After postponement on several occasions due to COVID-19 pandemic, the engineering, medical entrance exams is finally scheduled to be held in September following the Supreme Court verdict.

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a petition seeking postponement of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) and Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), scheduled to be held in September 2020. It said the postponement will put students’ career in peril.

“Career of students cannot be put under jeopardy for long,” the court said, adding that it has taken note of assurance by authorities that the exams will be held with adequate precautions.

Nearly 16 lakh students applied to appear for NEET. Candidates were given several options to opt for the nearest exam centre. The number of exam centres, claims NTA, have also been increased by almost double to ensure the safety of students.