RULES AND REGULATIONS
- A good coaching system increases the possibility of selection of students in the competitive examination. Taking admission in Brilliant Coaching doesn’t guarantee selection in any competitive examination or admission in any Medical and Engineering College.
- The frequency of classes, teaching hours, timing and venue can be changed by the management of Brilliant Coaching without any prior notice to the student/parent.
- Institute gives high priority to discipline and have strict norms to maintain the discipline. Students are not allowed in coaching centre without an Identity card in any case.
- If a student remains absent from Class/Test, Institute may take disciplinary action against such student.
- Brilliant Coaching reserves the sole right to admission, scholarship, process of teaching, change in classes, batch, test schedule or change in class venue.
- Parents are requested to read all rules related to course fee, refund policy and scholarships available before taking admission at Brilliant Coaching Centre.
Our Mission
“We Are Committed To Your Bright Future”.
Brilliant Coaching Institute is one of the leading institutions in North Bengal and Sikkim region that helps students in their career development. Our main focus is on helping students in their career development by providing effective guidance to build self-confidence and improve performance.
REFUND POLICY
- In the case of finance, the loan amount will be refunded to the loan partner.
- In case of any outstanding still remains with the loan partner after refunding of the amount as per the policy, then the same amount has to be cleared from the parent
end.
FEE DEPOSITION MODE
- Through Net Banking/Debit card/Credit card/UPI facility available.
- Through EMI, RTGS /NEFT through Cash deposition in bank. Fee in cash can also be deposited at any branch of Axis bank.
Important points to remember
- Fee Deposition Time: 10:00AM to 5:00PM.
- Fee in cash is not accepted at our office. Fees in cash can be deposited only at the
Bank branch/counter. - In case of cheque return by any reason, student will not be allowed in the class with
immediate effect
Frequently Asked Questions About NEET
1. What courses are covered in NEET?
NEET is an important exam for students who want to become doctors or dentists in India. It’s a test that happens every year and helps aspiring medical professionals get into MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, and other medical courses in different colleges and universities all over the country.
2. Who is eligible to appear for NEET?
To be eligible for NEET, candidates need to follow these rules:
- He/she must be at least 17 years old when you join the medical course (MBBS/BDS) or turn 17 before 31st December of that year. There’s no maximum age limit, so anyone above that age can apply.
- The NEET aspirant should have completed his/her 10+2 or an equivalent exam with subjects like physics, chemistry, biology/biotechnology, and english as part of the studies.
- If the medical UG prospect belongs to the general category, he/she needs to score at least 50% marks in your 10+2 exam. For reserved category candidates, the minimum required marks are 40%.
- If aspirants have studied abroad and want to apply for medical colleges in India, class 12 has to be passed with 50% marks in physics, chemistry, biology/biotechnology, and english. The equivalence of their qualifications will be decided by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) as per the medical council of India and the concerned university’s rules.
3. How can I register for NEET?
The registration window is usually open for a specific period, the tentative date for the NEET 2024 application form is the 1st week of March 2024.
Steps to register
- Register on the official NTA website.
- Aspirants must then fill in their personal details on the form.
- Make a password once the registration ID is created
- Post registration, choose the center of the choice, the language of the exam, and other academic details.
- Then, upload scanned documents, academic certificates, signatures, etc.
- Pay the application fee to complete the registration process.
4. How should I prepare for NEET?
Preparing for NEET requires dedication, consistency, and a well-structured study plan. Here are some tips to enhance your preparation:
Understand the exam pattern and syllabus.
Create a study timetable and stick to it.
Try DPP & mock tests from Brilliant coaching.
5. Can I appear for NEET multiple times?
Yes, there is no attempt limit for NEET. You can appear for the exam as many times as you meet the eligibility criteria.
6. Is there any dress code for NEET?
For boys:
Wear light-colored clothes with half sleeves.
Avoid clothes with big prints, zip pockets, buttons, brooches, or badges.
Trousers are allowed, but pajamas or kurtas are not allowed.
Only slippers or sandals are allowed; shoes are not permitted.
For girls:
Wear light-colored clothes with half sleeves; full-length sleeves are not allowed.
Avoid clothes with big prints, elaborate embroidery, flowers, buttons, brooches, or badges.
Do not wear distressed jeans or clothes with big pockets; it’s better to avoid jeans on exam day.
Avoid wearing jewelry as metal items may trigger metal detectors.
Only slippers, low-heeled footwear, or sandals are allowed; high heels, boots, or thick-sole shoes are not permitted.
7. Is there a separate reservation for the economically weaker sections (EWS) in NEET?
The Indian government provides a 10% reservation quota for economically weaker sections (EWS) in NEET. To avail of this reservation, candidates must meet specific criteria and submit the necessary documents, including the GEN-EWS certificate, during the application process.
8. Can I change my choice of exam center after submitting the NEET application form?
No, after the closure of the NEET application form submission window, candidates cannot change their choice of exam center. It is essential to carefully select the exam center during the application process.
9. Are there any restrictions on the type of calculator allowed in the NEET exam?
Yes, NEET aspirants are not allowed to carry any calculators or electronic devices including electronic watches with calculator facilities to the examination hall.
10. Are there any restrictions on the type of pen to be used for marking the answers in the OMR sheet?
Yes, aspiring MBBS candidates are given a ballpoint pen at the exam center to mark their answers on the OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) sheet. It is essential to use the provided pen for answering, as the OMR sheet is scanned and evaluated accordingly. Any attempt to tamper with the OMR sheet at any stage will result in the disqualification of the student’s candidature for 03 years.
11. Is there any relaxation in the NEET eligibility criteria for differently abled or physically challenged candidates?
There are guidelines for written exams to help people with disabilities who have a disability of 40% or more. “Disabilities” can be long-term physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory impairments that make it difficult for them to fully participate in society like others. People with disabilities of 40% or more are called “persons with benchmark disabilities.” They can get admission to medical courses under a 5% reserved quota.
If someone has difficulty writing the exam due to a physical limitation, they can have a helper called a “scribe” who will write the answers on their behalf. The scribe should be certified by a government healthcare institution.
Also, if an aspiring MBBS graduate has a physical limitation and needs extra time to complete the exam, they will get one hour and five minutes extra, even if they don’t use a scribe. The national testing agency (NTA) can arrange a scribe if requested in the online application form.
Contact Us
- Address: 2nd Floor, Milestone Building, 2nd Mile, Checkpost, Opposite Bhaktinagar Police Station, Sevoke Rd, Siliguri
- Address: Development Area, near Nepali Sahitya Parisad Bhawan, Sungava, Gangtok, Sikkim 737101
- +91 7384502111
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