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Important Dates Application Begin : 07/02/2025 Last Date for Apply Online : 07/03/2025 Last Date Online Payment : 07/03/2025 Correction Date : 09-11 March 2025 NEET UG 2025 Exam Date : 04/05/2025 (Sunday) Exam City Available : 26/04/2025 Admit Card Available : 01/05/2025 Result Declared : 14/06/2025 Application Fee General : 1700/- EWS / OBC : 1600/- SC / ST / PH : 1000/- Out Side India : 9500/- Pay the Examination Fee Through E Challan Offline Mode or Pay the Exam Fee Through Online Debit Card, Credit Card or Net Banking

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