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Dr Nagarajan J S K

Dr Nagarajan J S K

NEET, Medical, Pharmacy Careers 

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Dr Nagarajan JSK is an associate professor and former head of medical research at the JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
He has over 30 years of experience in counselling students towards making the right career choices, particularly in the field of pharmacy.
As the JSS College placement officer, he has helped aspiring professionals prepare for and crack job interviews.
Dr Nagarajan holds a PhD in pharmaceutical sciences from the JSS Academy of Higher Education And Research, Mysore, and is currently guiding five PhD scholars.... more

Answered on Sep 15, 2026

Career
Namastai sir mai aapasai yaha puchana chahata hu ki marai pass MHT CET exama kai leai sirf 90 din hai aour mai abataka aasi koi khasa padhai nahi ki jasi karani chahiye thi vaiseai sirf tution jata hu vo jo bolatai hai vo sunta hu lekha leta hu jo lekhana padata hai vo aour fira bahi routine shuru hai mera aor exama kai leai to bachai hai sirf 90 dina to app batao agara mai aajasai mana lagakara 8 ya 9 ghantai ki padhai shuru karu to in 90 dina mai muzai 200 outof MHT CET exama mai kitanai mark mila sakatai hai real real batao mai pura ka pura aaapnpar trust karakara yaha question pucha raha hu
Ans: HI ABHISHEK,
GREETINGS FROM THE REDIFFGURUS!

Hi,

You can achieve a score of 200/200!

Before addressing your query, I noticed you didn’t mention whether you're focusing on Engineering or Pharmacy.

If you’re aiming for Engineering, there’s no need to worry about Biology. However, if you’re concentrating on Pharmacy, the syllabus indicates that questions will come from Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. Indirectly, it suggests that you should also have a good grasp of Math, as you need it to solve problems in Physics.

Regarding your timeline, you have 85 days left. This is the perfect time to revise subjects rather than preparing new topics. You should have reached the revision stage by now, but if not, you should aim to complete your initial preparation within the next 5-10 days.

To make your revisions more efficient, combine topics that are common in Physics and Chemistry. This will reduce your revision time and help you answer questions more effectively.

Similarly in Chemistry, you can combine hydrocarbons, alcohols, and aldehydes along with their properties and preparations.

By organizing your study materials in this way, you’ll easily reach your target.

Additionally, to help improve your focus, try practicing meditation for half an hour each day before starting your daily activities.

All the best!
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Answered on Sep 01, 2026

Career
I am neet 2027 aspirant ...But I have 2 marksheets Primary Board: I passed my Class 12 (PCB stream) from the CBSE Board in the year 2025 overall pass. However, I received a Repeat Theory (RT) / Essential Repeat in Physics only Remedial Board: To clear my RT, I registered with the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) for Physics as a single subject only. I successfully passed both the theory and practical components of Physics via NIOS in the year 2026 Because I cleared my backlog the following year, I now hold a 2025 CBSE Marksheet (showing passes in Chemistry, Biology, and English) and a 2026 NIOS Marksheet (showing a pass in Physics). could you please clarify first the following: Am I fully eligible to register and sit for the NEET UG exam with this dual-marksheet combination from two different session years (2025 and 2026)? Will this difference in session years in different board marksheets cause any disqualification during the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) or state-level physical document verification? Because ALLEN AND PW AND ALL ARE SAYING THAT THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE BY NTA MCC ND COUNSELING PROCESS, allen is saying i should appear again in nios to sit for pcbe again so the i can get a single marksheet of single session year...and pw is saying that clearing a physics rt through nios is not permissible in neet counselling nd addmision process.....so am confused what to do now
Ans: HI,
GREETINGS FROM THE REDIFFGURUS!

Good question.

As you mentioned, both ALLEN and PW have provided two different opinions, which indicates that they do not have a clear understanding of the topic. If they are struggling to provide even simple information, it raises concerns about their ability to handle more complex subjects.

One advantage of NEET over JEE is the number of attempts allowed.

Firstly, understand that any number of attempts in Class 12 is permissible. If you are taking subjects that include practical components, you must appear for both the theory and practical exams, not just one or the other.

The NTA accepts two different board mark sheets. This was different before COVID, but now they accept them.

Therefore, they cannot disqualify you based on this. This is one of the reasons why the number of students appearing for the NEET exam is higher compared to JEE.

To gain more clarity, please do the following:
1. Kindly request the official government order from both ALLEN and PW.
2. If you have any confusion, I recommend downloading the information bulletin and using Google Lens to translate the details into whichever language you are more comfortable with. This will provide you with more clarity than relying solely on ALLEN and PW.

BEST WISHES.
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Answered on Aug 02, 2026

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