National Testing Agency (NTA) conducting several admission entrance examinations in India for admission in different courses, due to COVID-19 pandemic some of private universities cancelled or some authorities postponed.
NTA had conducted NEET 2020 Examination for admission in different undergraduate courses in applied medical science. NTA also postponed the examination due covid-19 and some of the aspirant, aspirant parent and some students organization went to Supreme Court to either cancelled the exam or postpone but Supreme Court keep the order with government favors with some conditions and government and NTA conducted NEET examination. NTA conducted examination on 13th September 2020 in pan India but due to COVID-19 pandemic some students missed the examination and they went to supreme court and supreme court given a judgment that remaining students have to give examination NTA have make arrangement and supreme court had given examination date also 14th October 2020 then announced the results on 16th October 2020. The result will declared both the attempt. The candidate who has score 50 or more will consider success students. The seat in medical and dental college will get on the basis of merit. The national medical commission (NMC) who has replaced to medical council of India (MCI) will held the counseling for admission.
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There are 14.37 lakh students appeared for the NEET examination on 13th September 2020 despite the COVID-19 pandemic situation. Candidates can check their result on official website nta.ac.in or ntaneet.nic.in. Candidates will have to enter their roll number mentioned on the admit card given by NTA for examination to check the result. The general categories candidates must have 50 percentile and reserve categories.
Calculate the NEET score
Students can calculate their NEET marks or NEET score with the help of the NEET answer key.
Students tally their answers with that in the NEET answer key to check how many questions you answered correctly.
Note that 4 marks each correct, 1 marks for every wrong answer deduct and nor marks for Unattempted questions and those having multiple answers marked in answer sheet.
Total number of Question (MCQs) = 180
One Question contain 4 marks
Total NEET Marks = 180 MCQs X 4 = 720 Marks
Your NEET score = (Total number of correct answers x 4) (Total number of incorrect answers x 1)
NEET rank Calculation
NEET rank is determined and reported in the rank rundown by NTA. You can compute a gauge of your position by observing the earlier year’s NEET scores versus NEET positions however ascertaining a precise position before the NEET test result is out is unimaginable.
To set up the NEET rank rundown, NTA considers the crude NEET scores, everything being equal, and afterward utilizes a couple of sudden death round strategies to rank those applicants who got a similar NEET score or NEET marks.
•Higher marks in science (botany and zoology area consolidated) will be given a higher NEET rank
•Higher marks in Chemistry will be given a higher NEET rank
•Number of wrong answers up-and-comers who have lesser number of wrong answers would be granted the higher position.
•Age applicants with higher age would be favored over the more youthful ones and granted higher position.
There are two different ways to calculate NEET percentile dependent on marks and dependent on rank.
1. Instructions to compute NEET percentile dependent on marks
You can compute your NEET percentile effectively with your own NEET score and the score of the NEET clincher in that specific year.
NEET Percentile = Your NEET score * 100/NEET score of the clincher
2. Instructions to compute NEET percentile dependent on rank
You can compute your NEET percentile with your own NEET rank and the quantity of up-and-comers showing up for NEET that specific year.
NEET Percentile = [(Total no. of up-and-comers showing up NEET Rank)/Total no. of up-and-comers appearing] x 100
This technique is trickier than the last one.
How to check the NEET result; follow the steps below
- Visit official website of NEET nta.ac.in or ntaneet.nic.in
- On the homepage, tap on the link that says ‘NEET UG 2020 result‘
- Enter your exam roll number, date of birth and press the ‘submit’ button
- Your result will appear
- Download or print the result
Wishing all the best to students for their NEET exam result 2020!
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