NEET application fee cut by Rs 750

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Jan 31, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, January 30

The government has lowered the NEET PG application fee by Rs 750 per candidate starting 2024. In an order issued late today, the National Board of Education said the application fee for the general category and the OBC students applying for NEET PG would now be Rs 3,500 instead of Rs 4,250. This reduction takes the fee to levels lower than 2013 under the Congress-led UPA when this fee was Rs 3,750.

For SC, ST and different abled candidates, the fee will now be Rs 2,500 instead of Rs 3,250. This fee was Rs 2750 in 2013. The order has been made applicable from January 1 this year.

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