NEET is the only entrance exam for MBBS admissions in India and is also mandatory for Indian students who wish to pursue MBBS abroad. Without qualifying NEET, students cannot practice medicine in India, even if they study abroad. Several foreign universities also require NEET qualification for admission.

Yes, there is no upper limit on the number of times you can attempt NEET. This flexibility allows aspirants to keep trying without restrictions, giving them more opportunities to qualify and secure a seat in a medical college.

NEET serves as a single, standardized exam for all MBBS admissions across India, replacing multiple entrance tests previously conducted by individual institutions. This saves time, effort, and resources for students, allowing them to focus on one exam with a consistent pattern.

After qualifying NEET, candidates can apply for medical college seats through:

All India Quota (15%)

State Quota (85%)

Admissions are based strictly on NEET scores and rankings, ensuring transparency and merit-based selection.

NEET ensures uniformity in the admission process by having a centralized and transparent system. Candidates are admitted purely based on their rank and merit, reducing the scope for bias, hidden procedures, or donation-based admissions in private colleges.