Exam

The difficulty of NEET and UPSC varies depending on the individual's strengths and interests. NEET primarily focuses on subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, requiring in-depth knowledge of Science concepts and the ability to solve problems quickly. It is generally considered challenging due to the vast syllabus and intense competition, but it is more straightforward in terms of subject matter compared to UPSC. On the other hand, UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) is a broader and more comprehensive exam that tests knowledge in multiple areas, including General Studies, Current Affairs, and an optional subject. It is often considered more difficult due to its extensive syllabus, analytical nature, and the need for strong writing and decision-making skills. While NEET is more specialised in medical sciences, UPSC demands a well-rounded understanding of diverse topics, making it a more complex and lengthy process overall.

 Eligibility criteria for admission:Candidates must qualify these eligibility criteria listed below:The candidates who have cleared the 12th Standard examination or equivalent in 2022, 2023 or those who will be appearing for the 12th Standard examination or equivalent in 2024, irrespective of category and age, will be considered to be eligible for admission to the Integrated M.Sc. programme of NISER/CEBS in 2024.At least 60% marks in aggregate (or equivalent grade) in Class XII examination from any recognised Board in India. For Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST) candidates and for Divyangjan candidates, the minimum requirement is 55%.