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NEET 2018: FAQ:I am making payment of fee through net banking, however unable to make the payment.

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Question:I am making payment of fee through net banking, however unable to make the payment.
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Answer:If payment of fee through net banking is not successful you may use other modes also for making the payment of fee within due period only. Other modes are Debit/Credit Card and e – wallet etc. In any case, you will not be permitted to make the payment after the last date of submission of fee and your candidature without the fee will not be accepted.

Question:When I am submitting my application form, after some time, my session is expired before submission of online application form. Thus, application remains unfilled/un-submitted.

Answere:The maximum time for submission of application form is 30 minutes. If you are submitting application and taking more than the stipulated time, session will expire. To avoid this situation, you may first submit the one part of application and then save it as draft. In the similar manner you can complete the application form. It is advised that desired information may be kept ready to save the time.

Question:How I will get proof of fee paid to CBSE for NEET, UG 2018

Answere:Once Confirmation page is generated, it means you have paid the fees. Further, in the confirmation page in lower portion the fee details, transaction made and the transaction id are provided. In addition to above no separate receipt of payment of fee is provided.

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