About NEET 2022

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• August 4, 2022

The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) exam in 13 languages. The single national level undergraduate medical entrance exam, NEET 2022 held every year for admission to 542 medical, 313 dental, 914 AYUSH, and 47 BVS and AH colleges in India. The NEET 2022 exam date is July 17, 2022, as per the exam schedule released by the NTA.

What is NEET Exam?

NEET is the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test conducted in offline mode to offer admission in MBBS, BDS, AYUSH, Nursing, etc. courses. All the government and private medical colleges will offer admission under 15% AIQ and 85% State level quota seats. Also, NEET is the only valid exam for admission to institutes like JIPMER, AIIMS, PGIMER, etc.

NEET 2022 Highlights

NEET Age Limit

• The minimum NEET age limit required to apply for the exam is that the candidate must have completed 17 years as on December 31, 2022.
• Earlier, candidates above 25 years of age were not allowed to appear for the exam however, the criteria has now been officially scrapped.
• There is no limit on the number of attempts that is a candidate can take the exam every year.

NEET Education Qualification

• Class 10+2 in PCB and English from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% marks for the general category candidates.
• Reserved category candidates can apply for the exam with 40% marks in PCB.
• If a candidate has opted for biology as an additional subject in Class 12 is also eligible to apply for the exam.

NEET Nationality

• Indian Nationals are eligible to apply for the exam.
• NRIs, OCIs, PIOs & Foreign Nationals are also eligible to appear for the exam.

NEET Attempts

• There is no limit on the number of times a candidate can appear for NEET.
• Candidates who are 17 years and above can take any number of NEET Attempts provided they fulfill other eligibility criteria.

NEET 2022 Preparation

Some tips and tricks are mentioned below which you can follow during the initial stage of preparation to avoid stress.

• Diagrams and flowcharts – The preparation of the topics require the proper implementation of the concepts. And this could be done easily through the diagrams and the flow charts and will further help in clearing the concepts and enhancing the learning process. For instance, the circuit diagrams or the electronic configurations would be easy to understand through the formation of the diagrams.

• Chapter-wise analysis – While reading the NCERTs of classes 11^th and 12^th, always make sure to read chapters chronologically. For instance, chapter one of Physics will help you to easily understand chapter 2 of the book.

• Analysis of Diagrams – Everyone goes through the diagrams but in order to get selection immediately always follow a trick of using a pen or pencil to virtually outline the given diagram in order to feed it in your mind because sometimes merely seeing the diagram does not help you to recall it during the exams.
• Keyword – Always remember that while studying and a theoretical portion of Biology, Physics, and Chemistry, note down the keywords like biological names of flowers, organisms, and creatures in a sticky note, along with this you can also note down the biological process and their details in a line. For instance, photosynthesis: related to plants, and then paste these notes on the wall of your room to see and remember them frequently. For Physics, the formulas related to every topic can be written to save them in the mind

Ques1.Is It Possible to Pursue PG Medical Courses without the NEET PG Marks?

Ans.Yes It Possible to Pursue PG Medical Courses Without the NEET PG Mark. Here is the list of the courses which you can pursue without NEET PG marks

• Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
• Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology
• Bachelor of Technology in Biomedical Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Microbiology (Non-Clinical)
• Bachelor of Science in Cardiac Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Cardiovascular Technology
• Bachelor of Perfusion Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Cardio-Pulmonary Perfusion Technology
• Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy
• Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics
• Bachelor of Science in Genetics

Ques2.Is NEET PG compulsory for PG?

Ans.Yes, NEET PG is compulsory for PG

Candidates after completing MBBS are required to qualify NEET-PG for further higher education in a specialized field of medicine. The minimum desired marks to be obtained by candidates for getting admission in postgraduate courses after MBBS is 50%

Ques3.Can I get admission in MD without NEET?

Ans.In order to pursue an MD course, aspirants will have to meet the MD eligibility criteria for the course that they wish to pursue. The eligibility criteria for MD and its specializations in India are as follows:

• Candidates must have a valid MBBS degree from one of the recognised medical colleges or institutes in India or abroad.

• Admission to all medical courses in India is done on the basis of scores obtained in medical entrance examinations, i.e. NEET. Since MD is a PG degree, candidates must have a NEET-PG score/rank, in order to take admissions in one of the MD specializations in India.

• The minimum aggregate score requirement in the qualifying examination will vary from college to college. Therefore, all candidates are advised to visit the eligibility criteria outlined by the college of their choice.

• Candidates must complete one year of residency to be eligible for MD.

Ques4.How can I get PG seat after MBBS?

Ans.To get immediately into PG , start preparing for the NEET PG during your MBBS years itself. Because MBBS preparations and NEET PG preparations are altogether different. So if you train yourself that way while in MBBS itself , you have chances of clearing NEET PG in first attempt. Read as much as you can during internship and attend coaching classes during internship. Don’t be a pro in all your internship clinical postings. The work you do in internship in the hospital wouldn’t help you acquire a pg seat. Normally students party a lot and try to learn a few things ( eg. Conducting Normal delivery , learning to take sutures , etc ) in internship. Believe me that wouldn’t take you anywhere. Only studying for NEET PG is going to help.

Ques5.What happens if not qualified in NEET-PG?

Ans.You can consider one of the following courses if you did not attempt or clear the NEET PG exam: Bachelor of Occupational Therapy. Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology.Bachelor of Technology in Biomedical Engineering.

Ques6.What is NEET PG management quota fees?

Ans.The fees of a management Quota student is usually 3 – 4 times the normal fees. There is a simple reason for this. From the management point of view, this is their chance to fill 15% of the seats on their discrepancy and it is economically good for the Institute, which is authorized by the government.

The fee structure for these quota seats also ranges from 40 lakhs per annum to 75lakhs per annum depending upon the colleges. Students having lower NEET PG scores but qualified and desirous to study MBBS should start preparing themselves as soon as they are aware of their NEET score.

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