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Engineering & Medical Entrance Exams (After 12th)

Students who completed their 12th and want’s to do higher education they can choose JEE or NEET. Both Neet and Jee are entrance exam But student’s get confused about what to do and what not to do. So firstly students need to know that what is JEE Or NEET.

What is JEE ?

 Joint Entrance Exam (JEE). Entrance exam for aspiring  Engineering. It happens in two stages: Jee main or Jee advance. This exam conduct by National Testing Agency(NTA). It has two papers first and second. These paper are computer based paper first paper is admission for B. E. /B. Tech courses. Second paper is for admission in B Arch and B. Planning. Only Drawing test paper conducted in Pen or paper mode. Both paper contain multiple choice questions.

ELIGIBILITY FOR JEE

Age limit : There is no age restriction for students. Student who have passed 12th exam in 2021, 2022 or those who are appearing in class 12th in 2023 are eligible for Jee mains.

Medical Entrance Exam

After 12th most popular course is medicine course in India. There are many medical courses available, including Pharmacy, Allied Health, Nursing, Health, Medical, Biology, or Paramedical courses. Eligibility for Medicine courses, candidates must have passed Class 12 in the Science stream with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects. 

What is NEET

NEET (UG) National Eligibility – cum Entrance Test (Under graduate) is an entrance test for those candidates who wants to make career in Medical line Like: MBBS,BAMS, BUMS,BHMS, BDS etc. NTA (National Testing Agency) conducted this exam. NEET UG is most popular exam in India and one and only way for admission to BDS and MBBS.

For more information about JEET NEET Click here.

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The NEET 2021 exam might be a thing of the past, but for students aiming for medical entrance in the years to come, its question paper with solutions holds valuable insights. Here's why analyzing NEET 2021 can be a strategic move for future aspirants.

Why Revisit NEET 2021?

While the official answer key isn't released by the National Testing Agency (NTA), analyzing the question paper with solutions from credible sources offers several benefits:

Exam Pattern & Trends: Understand the format, question styles, and weightage given to different topics in NEET 2021. Identify any changes compared to previous years.

Gauging Difficulty Level: Reviewing questions provides a sense of the overall difficulty and the complexity of problems you might encounter in future NEET exams.

Crafting Effective Strategies: Analyze your strengths and weaknesses based on the question types tested in NEET 2021. This helps you tailor your revision plan for future attempts.

Practice & Learning: Reviewing solutions (from reliable sources) allows you to practice solving similar problems and understand the thought processes involved.

Finding Solutions for NEET 2021:

The NTA doesn't provide official solutions, but here's where to find reliable alternatives:

Reputable Educational Websites & Apps: Many educational platforms offer NEET question papers with solutions created by subject matter experts. Look for established websites with a history of accuracy.

Coaching Institutes: Coaching institutes often analyze past NEET papers and provide solutions as part of their study materials or online resources.

Medical Entrance Exam Preparation Books: Several publishers release NEET preparation books that include the previous year's question paper with solutions compiled by experienced educators.

Remember: The key is to find solutions from credible sources with a proven track record.

Making the Most of NEET 2021 Q&A:

Focus on Learning, Not Just Answers: Don't simply memorize solutions. Analyze the thought process behind solving each question and identify the concepts tested.

Compare Solutions from Different Sources: Look for solutions that align with your understanding and refer to multiple sources if there are discrepancies.

Correlate Solutions with NCERT Textbooks: Ensure the solutions align with the concepts and explanations provided in the NCERT curriculum, the foundation for NEET.

Identify Your Strengths & Weaknesses: Analyze areas you excelled in and topics requiring further revision. Prioritize these weaknesses in your future preparation.

Looking Ahead: A Well-Rounded Approach

While analyzing NEET 2021 is valuable, remember a comprehensive approach is essential:

Master the NCERT Syllabus: Thoroughly study the NCERT textbooks for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Practice Makes Perfect: Solve a variety of practice questions from mock tests, previous year papers (from different years), and chapter-wise exercises.

Consider Coaching (Optional): Coaching classes can offer additional guidance, structured revision plans, and access to experienced faculty.

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NEET UG Cut Off 2024: Anticipated Category-Based Passing Marks

NEET 2024 Cut Off: 

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has completed the NEET 2024 exam nationwide today at all specified locations. Now, applicants are eager to discover the NEET cut off or the qualifying marks to ascertain their eligibility for admission to their preferred medical colleges.

NEET 2024 Cut Off: Key to Admission in Indian Government Medical Colleges The NEET UG exam is the doorway to government medical colleges in India. To pass through this gateway, candidates must score above a specified minimum, known as the NEET Cut Off or Qualifying Marks. This score determines eligibility for medical courses in the country. The NEET UG cut off score also decides eligibility for counseling for MBBS/BDS/AYUSH courses in top medical colleges across India. While the official NEET 2024 cutoff will be released by the National Testing Agency (NTA) post-exam, here's an anticipated breakdown based on past trends and expert insights.

Factors Impacting NEET UG 2024 Cut Off

NEET UG cut off score, or the passing marks, change yearly due to: - Total number of applicants - Difficulty level of the exam - Total available seats

Expected NEET Cut Off 2024

The NEET 2024 passing marks will be released right after the NEET UG 2024 Result is announced. Meanwhile, candidates can check the expected NEET passing marks below which have been calculated considering the previous years’ NEET cut offs and anticipated difficulty level of the 2024 exam.

Check the category-wise expected cut off with percentile below:

Category

NEET 2024

Expected Qualifying Percentile

NEET 2024 

Expected Cut Off

General

50th Percentile

715-117

General - PH

45th Percentile

116-105

SC

40th Percentile

116-93

ST

40th Percentile

116-93

OBC

40th Percentile

116-93

SC – PH

40th Percentile

104-93

ST – PH 

40th Percentile

104-93

OBC – PH

40th Percentile

104-93

The abbreviations for various categories are:

PH – Physically Handicapped

SC- Scheduled Caste

ST – Scheduled Tribe

OBC – Other Backward Classes

Total Number of Seats

Based on current NMC data, here are the available seats for different courses in India:

- MBBS: Over 100,000 seats

- BDS: 26,949 seats

- AYUSH: 52,720 seats

- BVSc & AH: 603 seats

- AIIMS: 1,899 seats

- JIPMER: 249 seats

All these seats will be allotted in 612 medical and 315 dental colleges based on NEET 2024 scores.

NEET 2024 Result Date

NTA will declare the NEET 2024 result on June 14, 2024. The official NEET qualifying marks will be announced along with the NEET UG 2024 result.

NEET UG Cut Off Previous Years' Trends

NEET cut off marks for different categories have changed over the last few years due to several factors. We have provided the previous years’ NEET cut off trends below to help students get an idea of what to expect in NEET 2024.

NEET Category-Wise Cut Off 2023

Category

Qualifying Percentile

Cut Off Marks

General

50th Percentile

720-137

SC

40th Percentile

136-107

ST

40th Percentile

136-107

OBC

40th Percentile

136-107

General - PH

45th Percentile

136-121

SC – PH

40th Percentile

120-107

ST – PH 

40th Percentile

120-107

OBC – PH

40th Percentile

120-107

NEET Category-Wise Cut Off 2022

Category

Qualifying Percentile

Cut Off Marks

General

50th Percentile

715-117

SC

40th Percentile

116-93

ST

40th Percentile

116-93

OBC

40th Percentile

116-93

General - PH

45th Percentile

116-93

SC – PH

40th Percentile

104-93

ST – PH 

40th Percentile

104-93

OBC – PH

40th Percentile

104-93

NEET Category-Wise Cut Off 2021

Category

Qualifying Percentile

Cut Off Marks

General

50th Percentile

720-138

SC

40th Percentile

137-108

ST

40th Percentile

137-108

OBC

40th Percentile

137-108

General - PH

45th Percentile

137-122

SC – PH

40th Percentile

121-108

ST – PH 

40th Percentile

121-108

OBC – PH

40th Percentile

121-108

NEET Category-Wise Cut Off 2020

Category

Qualifying Percentile

Cut Off Marks

General

50th Percentile

720-147

SC

40th Percentile

146-113

ST

40th Percentile

146-113

OBC

40th Percentile

146-113

General - PH

45th Percentile

146-129

SC – PH

40th Percentile

128-113

ST – PH 

40th Percentile

128-113

OBC – PH

40th Percentile

128-113

NEET UG 2024: New Tie-Breaking Rules

This year, NTA is implementing updated tie-breaking criteria for NEET 2024: Old Rule: Previously, tie-breaking considered scores in biology, chemistry, and physics sequentially. If a tie remained, negative marks were factored in, followed by age, with the older candidate receiving the higher rank. New Rule: Now, tie-breaking prioritizes higher marks in Biology, then Chemistry, and finally Physics. If a tie persists, eligible candidates will be selected through a computer-generated draw without human intervention. Difference Between NEET 2024 Qualifying Cut Off and Admission Cut Off

It's important for NEET candidates to understand that the NEET cut off marks for qualifying and admission are distinct. The NEET Qualifying Cut Off represents the minimum marks needed to qualify for the exam. Meeting this threshold makes candidates eligible for state and central counseling processes for admission to medical colleges. The NEET qualifying percentile is set by the NTA. On the other hand, the NEET Admission Cut Off signifies the minimum marks or scores required for admission into MBBS or BDS courses at specific medical or dental colleges in India. This cut off is determined by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) and state authorities.

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NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is a competitive entrance examination in India for aspiring medical and dental students. It is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and serves as the single entrance test for admissions to various medical colleges. NEET follows a multiple-choice question format with questions from Physics, Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology. […] NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is a competitive entrance examination in India for aspiring medical and dental students. It is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and serves as the single entrance test for admissions to various medical colleges. NEET follows a multiple-choice question format with questions from Physics, Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology. Candidates must prepare thoroughly for this highly competitive exam to secure a good rank. Based on NEET scores, All-India Merit Lists are prepared, and counseling sessions determine seat allocations. NEET opens doors to prestigious medical institutions for successful candidates. NEET Past Papers 2019 Paper NEET Paper Download 2020 Paper NEET Paper Download 2021 Paper NEET Paper Download 2022 Paper NEET Paper Download Read More 👉 https://www.literacentre.com/neet/neet-past-paper/?feed_id=87&_unique_id=6465d32dcf42f

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The National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET) is set to be held on 17th July 2022. This year’s exam will witness high competition with more than 18 lac registrations (1.8 million). The NTA in a latest notice has issued an advisory to students before the exam. We are highlighting the key details from the notice below

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NEET 2021 NTA extended Phase 2 Registration And Apply Here

NEET 2021 NTA extended Phase 2 Registration And Apply Here

NTA NEET 2021: NEET UG 2021 second phase registrations and correction facility has been extended till 26th October, 2021 (Tuesday). NEET UG result for first phase is going to release soon by the NTA. “On receiving numerous requests from the candidates, the National Testing Agency (NTA) is again opening the window for filling up the second set of Information and correcting the particulars of the…

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NEET UG 2021 : 13 भाषाओं में होगी नीट यूजी 2021 परीक्षा

NEET UG 2021 : 13 भाषाओं में होगी नीट यूजी 2021 परीक्षा

NEET UG 2021 : स्नातक मेडिकल पाठ्यक्रमों में प्रवेश के लिए आयोजित की जाने वाली मेडिकल प्रवेश परीक्षा, NEET UG 2021, 11 क्षेत्रीय भाषाओं, अंग्रेजी और हिंदी में आयोजित की जाएगी। नीट यूजी 2021 का आयोजन… Source link

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NTA NEET 2021: स्थगित हो सकता है नीट एंट्रेंस एग्जाम, पढ़ें पूरी डिटेल्स

NTA NEET 2021: स्थगित हो सकता है नीट एंट्रेंस एग्जाम, पढ़ें पूरी डिटेल्स

NTA NEET 2021: नीट प्रवेश परीक्षा 2021 के लिए रजिस्ट्रेशन की प्रक्रिया 60 दिन पहले शुरू होती है, जो अभी तक नहीं हुई है। यही वजह है कि नीट एग्जाम स्थगित हो���े को लेकर कयास लगाने का दौर जारी है। NTA NEET 2021: नेशनल टेस्टिंग एजेंसी ( एनटीए ) ने चालू हफ्ते की शुरुआत में जेईई मेन 2021 के अप्रैल और मई यानि तीसरे और चौथे सत्र की तारीखों की घोषणा की थी। उसके बाद से नीट 2021 प्रवेश की तैयारी में जुटे…

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What to expect on 12th September? (NEET 2021)

Hey everybody, if you're appearing for the NEET 2021 exam this Sunday (12th September 2021), I've compiled a list of some important things you might want to keep in mind.

The National Entrance-cum-Eligibility Test (NEET) is the national medical entrance exam in India. It is the only gateway into all medical schools in the country. It is conducted annually around May, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been postponed to September in 2020 and 2021. This year, 1.6 million students will be appearing for the exam.

[This list is by no means exhaustive, I only speak from my experience and the advice of friends and teachers. Feel free to add anything I might have missed out!]

How to make the most of this last week before the exam?

Do not experiment with anything new. Doing so might disturb the delicate subconscious programming that your brain has undergone through all these months of studying and practicing. By experimentation, I mean anything other than the routine that you've built while solving question papers. If you're used to starting with Biology, then moving on to Chemistry and ending with Physics, do not attempt to spice up your 3 hours by indulging in adventure sports like staring with Physics first. This will end in disaster.

Look through all the important things at least once. I know, I know. That's 10 fat books in one week. But remember that this is not the first time you're reading it. Skim. When you catch on something you're not too familiar with, only then should you actually read.

NCERT = holy book. Idk if you've heard but actually reading the books prescribed by the examining body will most definitely give you an edge over someone who hasn't. I cannot stress this enough. They will LITERALLY take out things from the NCERT and slap that onto the paper and call it a day. Remember that the examiners have to cater to those who do not have access to / cannot afford any sort of study material other than the NCERT. While study guides can help you interpret the NCERT, they cannot substitute it.

Have a plan. It doesn't have to be grand or very detailed. Just clearly defining what you intend to do with your time will suffice.

Set your internal clock. Practice at least one exam a day from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm IST because that's when the actual exam is held. You want to maximize concentration and attention at that time of the day.

Practice answering on OMR sheets. This year, because of COVID, all your mock tests were probably online. In that case, take a few hours to practice exams on the OMR. The time management on that is very different from online exams.

Eat well. Remember to drink plenty of water. Try to eat things that have come directly from the earth and onto your plate. I know it's hard and the anxiety is enough to make you under eat / overeat but messing up because of something as trivial as meal choices would kinda suck tbh. Please do not eat an entire large pizza all by yourself the day before the exam. Stay the hell away from carbonated drinks for at least this one week. I am begging you. You might not notice but they seriously mess with your head. Whole foods are the way 2 go babes

What to expect on the day of the examination?

The NTA will be releasing the admit cards 3 days before the exam. Your exam centre and time slot to show up will be mentioned on it. This is most probably done to (a) prevent unfair practices and (b) give students enough time to visit the centre.

Know your exam centre beforehand. If you're living with your parents who will be driving you to the centre, you could even ask them to visit the centre the day before just so you don't waste time searching for the centre on the day of the exam. Believe me, a lot of people have lost an entire year because of this.

The peeing. Listen. They'll allow you to go to the washroom in the middle of the exam, of course. But if you ask me, try to avoid getting up to pee. Try to time your water such that you wouldn't have to pee during the exam. Please make sure you pee right before the exam. Idk about you but the exam pee has always been a real problem for me and together with my anxiety, it has ruined a lot of exams. It also breaks your momentum and you'll have to re-orient yourself when you get back. NEET isn't like JEE - it's not about how smart you are, it's about how efficient and accurate you are, because that's what a doctor needs to be.

Eat a light, nutritious meal. Something that'll give you energy but isn't too hard to digest. You don't want to nod off during the exam. That would be highly inconvenient.

Be on time. If you don't turn up on time, no matter what, you will not be allowed inside. Again, a lot of people I know have messed up here.

Security check. You will be checked before entering the centre. Do not wear anything dark (black, dark blue, dark brown etc). Do not wear jeans or any tight clothes. All your clothes must fit loosely and they must be light. This is done to prevent people from sneaking in transmission devices. If you wear long sleeves, you will be asked to cut them then and there. Do not wear heavily embroidered clothes. Do not have any metal on you. Take off all jewelry at home. If you wear a bra, remember to wear a sports bra or one that doesn't have any metal hooks. You can't wear shoes - your feet must be visible. Wear flip-flops or thin sandals. People have been made to take off their shoes before and write the exam barefoot. They will provide a fresh mask at the centre and gloves. This time, due to COVID-19 restrictions, they will not be doing body pat frisking, they will not be checking your ears and mouth. There will be bluetooth jammers in the exam hall to prevent any transmissions and the entire exam will be videographed.

Stay calm. I know it looks like a high security airport check and you'll probably be scanned several times and subjected to several layers of screening but remember - this is done so that nobody has an unfair advantage over you. India has incredibly clever people, but sometimes for the wrong reasons.

While writing the exam:

Don't panic. If you see a question that looks hard do! not! panic! because we always know more than we think we do!! Wait a second, linger for a moment and the answer should come to you.

Know what to leave. If you aren't aiming to get a perfect 720/720 then you should leave time consuming questions and try to do as many questions you know as possible. If you are aiming for a perfect score, do the same but remember that you need to leave sufficient time at the end to come back to them.

Repeat. Remember - this is just another one of the hundreds of exams you've done. Follow the same strategy you're used to. Most definitely DO NOT experiment in the final exam.

Lastly, always remember that ur super cool and smart and amazing and one mistake won't define you. Your worth is inherent and not determined by an exam. Your timeline is very different from someone else's. This is not a race, it's about doing things right. Your physical and mental health are more important than anything else in life. Do your best today and try again tomorrow. And then the day after that.

If you have any questions, feel free to message me :))

Best of luck!!

— Svante

[chonkystudies]

Neet 2021 (aka my med entrance exam) is scheduled to be on 12th September 2021. 60 days to go.....

I am calm yet stressed. My mind is kind of spiralling. I'm pumped to study but also a little overwhelmed by remembering the past of last year when it was held on 13th September and I didn't attend cuz of covid19. I deleted my main very aesthetic very dear to heart instagram account on 12th September last year 😂🤦🏽‍♀���and told myself hey I'll make a new one next year on the same date guess it just comes full circle. Lol.

The other thing that kind of bums me out is the fact that completely thru last year the neet aspirants were kept in this very grey area regarding the exam dates and we're instilled this idea that your exams would be held before even a full term of the previous years exam and because of this so many students educators and even me rushed through the syllabus and material. It felt really half assed but what can you do. Now when they've kept it exactly a year later giving us a full term it just feels like we got cheated and were purposely put into anxiety for the exams on top of the grave situation that is going on.

Anyways I hope something really good comes out of this for everyone who's going to give it and also for me.

Selection is the only aim now. Let's hustle.

[edulete]

Overlap, Other Key Updates

Solving a key problem faced by students, the NTA (National Testing Agency) has shifted many NEET students to the phase 2 of the CUET exam. Candidates who have taken up Physics, Chemistry or Biology in the CUET and are taking the NEET exam as well will be accommodated in the phase 2 of the CUET exam, said the NTA in an official notice (The NEET is being held on 17th July & the CUET will commence today on the 15th July 2022).

CUET Exam Highlights

· Exam Dates: 15th July to 20th August 2022 (Slot 1: 9:00 AM – 12:15 AM, Slot 2: 3 PM – 6:45 PM)

· Number of Registrations: 14,90,000 (8.1 lac in the first slot and 6.8 lac in the second slot)

· Number of Subject Combinations: 54000+ (Due to the large number of subject combinations, unique date sheets have been issued for each candidate)

· Number of Participating Universities: 90+

NEET Exam highlights

·         Exam Date: 17th July 2022 (2:00 PM – 5:20 PM)

·         Number of Registrations: 18 Lac+

·         Number of Subject Combinations: 4

Other Key Updates

·  NEET postponement plea filed in Delhi High Court has been dismissed. The exam will now take place on the stipulated date (17th July 2022)

·  A special offer was launched by OYO giving women NEET aspirants who need to avail accommodation for the exam. The company said it would offer 60% discount on their stay

· Day 1 of the CUET exam has kicked off. Students felt that the exam was easier than the mock tests provided by the NTA

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We start online classes for NEET preparation 2021 and repeaters batch is going on, we are giving special coaching for those who join from now, online classes are available and now at a high range with a low price with full NCERT syllabi covered + all the other study materials are also offered @ a low price with best quality. So contact to the given number and also visit our website if needed:https://www.rgredu.com/index.php

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नीट एडमिट कार्ड neet.nta.nic.in पर आज होंगे जारी, छात्र 4 स्टेप्स में कर सकेंगे डाउनलोड

नीट एडमिट कार्ड neet.nta.nic.in पर आज होंगे जारी, छात्र 4 स्टेप्स में कर सकेंगे डाउनलोड

NEET Admit Card 2022 : मेडिकल कॉलेजों में प्रवेश के लिए होने वाली नीट परीक्षा 2022 के एडमिट कार्ड आज ऑफिशियल वेबसाइट https://neet.nta.nic.in पर जारी किए जाएंगे। एनटीए ने सोमवार को इस संबंध में नोटिस जारी किया है। एनटीए के मुताबिक, 17 जुलाई 2022 को देश के 497 शहरों और देश से बाहर 14 शहरों में होने वाली राष्ट्रीय पात्रता सह-प्रवेश परीक्षा 2022 (NEET-UG 2022) के प्रवेश पत्र 12 जुलाई को 11:30AM पर…

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नीट यूजी के लिए एडमिट कार्ड जल्द होगें जारी, जानें आसान तरीका कैसे करें डाउनलोड

नीट यूजी के लिए एडमिट कार्ड जल्द होगें जारी, जानें आसान तरीका कैसे करें डाउनलोड

NEET UG Admit Card 2022: नेशनल टेस्टिंग एजेंसी (NTA) द्वारा नेशनल एलिजिबिलिटी कम एंट्रेंस टेस्ट (NEET) यूजी का एडमिट कार्ड जल्द ही जारी किया जाएगा. जारी होने के बाद उम्मीदवार आधिकारिक वेबसाइट neet.nta.nic.in के माध्यम से अपना एडमिट कार्ड डाउनलोड कर सकते हैं.  जानें कब होगी परीक्षा एनटीए द्वारा नीट यूजी की परीक्षा 17 जुलाई 2022 को ऑफलाइन मोड में आयोजित की जाएगी. इस परीक्षा में शामिल होने के लिए…

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NEET 2021 : इस साल नीट परीक्षा में होगा 'इंटरनल चॅाइस' का विकल्प

NEET 2021 : इस साल नीट परीक्षा में होगा ‘इंटरनल चॅाइस’ का विकल्प

NEET 2021 : इस साल नीट परीक्षा में छात्रों को इंटरनल चॉइस का विकल्प भी दिया जाएगा। एनटीए ने कहा कि वि��िन्न स्कूल शिक्षा बोर्डों द्वारा सिलेबस रिड्यूस करने को तर्कसंगत ठहराने के लिए ये फैसला लिया… Source link

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