Ans. Candidates opting for Hindi would be provided with a Bilingual Test Booklet i.e. in Hindi and in English. In case of any ambiguity in translation of any of the questions, its English version shall be treated as final.

Ans. Candidates opting for English would be provided a Test Booklet in English only.

Ans. No. Kannada medium is available only in the centres located in Karnataka. The regional language option is only available only in the state where it is spoken.

Ans. No. Allotment of medium of language would be State-specific.

If any candidate is opting for regional language as medium of question paper, he will be allotted a centre only in the respective State where a particular regional language is spoken. In the present case, the examination centre will only be in Assam.

Ans. According to the latest available information bulletin (as per NEET-UG 2024), NEET-UG will be conducted in 13 languages: English, Hindu, Gujarati, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Assamese, Urdu, Marathi, Bengali, Odia, Punjabi and Malayalam.

Ans. Yes, if you want to take admission in any medical college under UG medical course then you must attempt the NEET as per the guidelines applicable from 2020.

Ans. No. 100% admissions in MBBS/BDS seats will be given through the NEET-UG only.

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1. All India Quota Seats
2. State Government Quota Seats
3. Central Institutions/Universities/Deemed Universities
4. State/Management/NRI Quota Seats in Private Medical / Dental Colleges or any Private University
5. Central Pool Quota Seats

Ans. There is no limit prescribed for the number of attempts.

(As per letter no. U.12023/16/2010-ME-II dated 06/12/2017 of MoH & FW)

Ans. Yes. Candidates qualifying NEET would be eligible for All India Quota and other quotas under the State Governments/Institutes, irrespective of the medium in which the examination is taken by a candidate, although admission depends on other eligibility criteria.