National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) Results 2020 is to be announced on 16th October 2020 by the National Testing Agency (NTA)
The final answer key and NEET results will be updated on the official website of NTA and one can check by visiting ntaneet.nic.in. All they would have to do to check the result is enter roll number, date of birth, and submit.
If you’re looking for the NEET answer key then head onto the same website and look for NEET (UG) – 2020 Final Answer Key’. Click on the provided link and download the available PDF copy of the same.
The option to challenge the OMR sheets, which were previously released by the NTA, was made available before from 5th to 8th October 2020. Also, the students who missed the opportunity of appearing in the NEET 2020 exams due to being COVID-19 positive will be given new dates soon.
NEET is one of the toughest competitive exams in India and the ratio of available seats compared to the number of applicants is very very less. This very competitive exams is what decides the future of doctors in India and is considered a very important affair.
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This year a total of  15.97 lakh candidates appeared for the exams, which is a huge number if we go for the seats which are less than even 1 Lakh in Government bodies. Moreover, if you’re applying for a private medical college then the fees are something that can drain the pockets of the richest of person.
One very common applied tactic is to send your child to a foreign country where Indian students are accepted without any marking schemes in the MBBS course.
But one catch is there is that when they return to start practice in India, they have to reappear for a special licensing exam which is said to be very tough as compared to what they’ve been studying in foreign colleges.
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Moving back to the current situation, there have been tension regarding the NEET and IIT-JEE exams recently. But they were conducted whatsoever. Now, we are yet to see the reactions from students after the results will be out.
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