Ans: Hi
In Maharashtra fees ranges from 4.5 Lakhs to 6 Lakhs for general category in MBBS.

Every state has different fee structure of their own.

Ans: Hello Kumar, I think I have answered your question before.
Yes, your son can appear for the Olympiads on his own without school. When he will apply, the olympiad organizing body gives the nearest possible center to the student.

Ans: Hi Naira,
As the board exams are over you can dedicate full time to revisions & mock tests. And we are in the end game now you have to dedicate 12-14 hours for testing, revision & doubt clearing daily.

You can appear for 2 mock tests daily and identify your weak topics of 11th through regular testing, and get those doubts cleared by your teachers. And give your best in NEET. All the best.

Ans: Hi Senthil,
As I do not belong to Trichy, it would be difficult to name any classes & which won't be fair.

Choosing the right tuition classes is a big decision. Recommending any coaching institute is not easy. You need to go through these basic points while finalising the tuition classes.

Determine your needs.

Ask for recommendations: Talk to friends, family, and teachers to get recommendations. positive feedback from students who have already studied there.

Do Consider the location and schedule: Make sure the tuition classes are located in a convenient location and fit into your schedule. Consider factors such as the distance from your home or school and the availability of classes on days and times that work for you.

All the best for JEE-2025.

Ans: Hi Manish,
The optional subject won't be an issue for NEET preparation. Just see that your daughter doesn't have to put too much effort into the optional. All the best.

Ans: Hello Yashasvi,
You must concentrate on your goal. Your career should be the first priority now.

Ans: Hello Subhash,
No one ever said life would be fair for everyone.
You should concentrate on your goal and come out with flying colors, rather than comparing yourself with others. The grass is always greener on another side.

Just see the repeater is giving another year for NEET. It is not easy to understand their mindset.

Ans: Hello Sristi
Please check the below link for the universities & courses where you can get admission through CUET.
https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/index.php/app/info/universities

Ans: Arindam,
I am not considering the average thing & financial status. As there are many NGOs & Under CSR many companies assist in studies if you want to pursue it.

Here are the career options after 12th science.

After completing 12th in science, there are several career options available in the field of science. Some popular options are:

Medicine: You can pursue a medical career by studying MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, etc.

Engineering: You can opt for engineering courses in various streams like mechanical, electrical, computer science, civil, aeronautical, etc.

B.Sc. courses: You can opt for B.Sc. courses in various subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, etc.

Research: You can opt for research-oriented courses like M.Sc., Ph.D., etc. in your desired field of study.

Agricultural Science: You can opt for courses in agriculture like B.Sc. Agriculture, B.Tech. Agriculture, etc.

Environmental Science: You can opt for courses in environmental science like B.Sc. Environmental Science, M.Sc. Environmental Science, etc.

Forensic Science: You can opt for a career in forensic science by pursuing a B.Sc. in Forensic Science or M.Sc. in Forensic Science.

Pharmacy: You can opt for a career in pharmacy by pursuing a B.Pharm or M.Pharm.

Your career path choice depends on your interests, aptitude, and future goals. You should carefully assess your strengths and interests and choose a course that will help you achieve your career aspirations.

Ans: Piyush,
The exam you are going to appear in will be of 3 hours. You have to work on your sitting capacity. Always use a study table & keep distractions away from your study table. No gadgets on the study table is the key to increasing focus.

Ans: Hi Amlan,
Practice, Mock Testing, and Improving on weak topics is the key to enhancing the score.

Ans: Hello Pritesh,
As of now there is no restriction on the number of attempts for the NEET exams as per NTA.

Ans: Hello San,
Which degree are you seeking? Please elaborate so that I can give a specific answer.

Ans: Hi Nagendra
Leaving one topic of chemistry is considerable but you are saying complete physics of 12th is left.
It would be difficult as your target is huge. Give your best & let's see.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Aryan
For general category candidates, it is mandatory to bring 50% marks in the 12th standard, while SC/ST/OBC category candidates have to get 40% marks to become eligible for NEET 2023.

Ans: Hi Vikash
There is no such mention anywhere about this now.

All the best for NEET.

Ans: Hi Akshita
Appear for more and more mock tests in time-bound exam-like environments. Be honest with yourself while appearing for tests. It will help you in identifying your weak topics. Revise the weaker topics & skip the ones where you are consistently scoring well. Discuss your mistakes with your teachers, don't directly ask them for solutions or answers. This will keep your brain alert. Do check calculations in physics & chemistry numericals.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Bhumika
These last days should be utilized very effectively. This is actually the consolidation phase for what you have done in your 2 years of preparation.

Appear for more and more mock tests. It will help you in identifying your weak topics. And then you have to give more attention to your weak topics. The easy ones or those with whom you are comfortable should require less time & you can just go through them. Discuss your mistakes with your teachers, don't directly ask them for solutions or answers.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Subhashree
Appear for mock tests as much as you can. This will help you in identifying your weaker areas and improve them. To be honest you cannot complete the syllabus of 2 years in 2 months. You can only improve your preparation which you have done over the 2 years time.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Netra
Physics has always been the decider for scoring & getting good ranks in NEET-UG. As most of the student drop math hence they find physics challenging. It requires more calculations involved. Be careful while dealing with calculations in problems.

Appear for more & more moc tests & discuss your mistakes with your teachers, don't directly ask them for solutions or answers. Tell them your approach to the problem & they can guide you where you went wrong.
Skip the problems that you are not completely sure about and this way you can avoid negative marks.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Devendra

NMC in its official letter dated March 9, 2022 mentioned that the upper age limit has been scrapped. Earlier, candidates who are above the age of 25 were not able to apply for NEET UG. Earlier, there were no upper age limit criteria for appearing in NEET.

However we cannot predict the age criteria for NEET 2025 now.

Ans: Zubiya,
Chemistry is mostly fact & concept based, I would suggest getting your basics cleared with your teachers it will help you. The same goes with physics but there are more calculations involved. Be careful while dealing with calculations in problems.

Discuss your mistakes with your teachers, don't directly ask them for solutions or answers. Tell them your approach to the problem & they can guide you where you went wrong.

All the best.

Ans: Vedanti
Both fields have their own perks. And you must be knowing about which admission gets close first.
You can always learn a language at any age.

All the best.

Ans: Hi Shalini
You can crack NEET with self-study only if you are determined enough.

But to increase your score & rank you might need professional guidance & regular testing to check your performance and weak areas.

All the best.

Ans: Hello,
Online classes cannot replace the actual classroom teaching for this age group. Though you can use this is an additional aid.
I am not aware of Odisha.
Please consider these points while evaluating any classes.

Determine your needs.

Ask for recommendations: Talk to friends, family, and teachers to get recommendations. positive feedback from students who have already studied there.

Do Consider the location and schedule: Make sure the tuition classes are located in a convenient location and fit into your schedule. Consider factors such as the distance from your home or school and the availability of classes on days and times that work for you.

Ans: Hello,
As you said he is not showing interest, hence unable to understand the basics.
Teacher has to make the subject interesting for him with good examples, quizzes, etc.
There is an online course EGANEET, search for it & take a basic subscription first, they make the subject lucid to understand.

See if it helps.

All the best.

Ans: Nabhangi
Appear for more and more mock tests. It will help you in identifying your weak topics. And then you have to give more attention to your weak. Avoid negative marks by reading the questions properly & skipping the ones about which you are not sure of.

All the best.

Ans: Vipin
Appear for more and more mock tests. It will help you in identifying your weak topics. And then you have to give more attention to your weak or say difficult topics. The easy ones or those with whom you are comfortable should require less time & you can just go through them.

All the best.

Ans: Hello Kumar
Yes your son can appear for Olympiads on his own without school. Please mention his standard for proper guidance.

Ans: Hello Ritakshi,
I appreciate your concern. People rarely talk about mental health. It is extremely important just like your academics.

Please keep these points in mind:
get proper sleep.
maintain a proper routine.
avoid junk food & eat healthy fruits & veggies
a bit of physical activity is needed. you don't get to get tired and sleep. But a brisk walk, light exercise will help.
stay connected with family & friends as they are your support system, but don't get too involved in gossips as your time is precious for preparation.
and practice breathing exercises like deep breathing or meditation to maintain your cool.

All the best.

Ans: Charu,
You have to give more attention to your weak or say difficult topics. The easy ones or those with whom you are comfortable should require less time & you can just go through them.

Ans: Kavita
Appear for more and more mock tests, identify your weak topics of 11th regular testing, and get those doubts cleared by your teachers. And give your best in NEET. All the best.

Ans: Hello Sneha
In NEET 11th & 12th are equally important. You will have to balance both. Divide your time in the current study & backlog. Generally, 1 hour of classroom teaching coupled with 1.5-2 hours of self-study is recommended for the current study per subject. Allot the remaining time to cover the backlog.

Ans: Hi Sanover
if you are really serious then you would have completed your syllabus as this is your second attempt.
please give serious thought to your goal and then only go for 2024. Also, there are avenues available for MBBS from abroad in India there is too much competition in NEET.

Plus MBBS graduates from India also need to appear to NEXT from this year.

Ans: Humaira,
Your question is incomplete to me.

Ans: Hello Atul,
Accounting does not need complicated mathematics like calculus.
One needs to be strong with basic calculations.

Ans: Hello,
Through IPMAT your son will get into 5 years integrated program at IIM. And yes there will be different companies for placements for both categories. The degrees are from IIM only and if you are valuing the degree from CTC then yes there will be a difference. Getting into IIM through CAT is a bit tough.

Ans: Ankita
Don't lose the confidence you have given your two years in this. Keep the mindset positive. And give your best.
Chemistry is mostly fact & concept based, I would suggest that getting your basics cleared with your teachers wherever you feel you are weak it will help you.

Ans: Saba,
Chemistry is mostly fact & concept based, I would suggest getting your basics cleared with your teachers it will help you. The same goes with physics but there are more calculations involved. Be careful while dealing with calculations in problems.

Ans: Hello Anjali,
You have to work on your sitting capacity. Almost any exam will be of 3 hours. While studying keep your distractions away from your study table. No gadgets on study table is the key to increase focus.

Ans: Hello Ashnakhan,
Divide your time in the current study & backlog. Generally, 1 hour of classroom teaching coupled with 1.5-2 hours of self-study is recommended for the current study per subject. Allot the remaining time to cover the backlog.

Ans: Hello Sunil,
There is good scope in the BFA arena. You can work in cinema, television, and advertising field. Some of the career avenues are Animator, Art Director, Creative Director etc.

Ans: Bhumi,
Most probably deleted chapters won't be there in 2024.

Ans: Mohammed,
Divide your time according to your need. It is difficult to equal time to all topics. The ones you are comfortable with will require less time. Appear for more and more mock tests this will help you in identifying the weaker topics.

Ans: Ramkrishna,
It is too early to say whether your daughter will go for JEE or NEET. You can make her study well by understanding the concepts rather than just mugging them up. Make her appear for competitive exams which are there for her standard, this will give early exposure & will create interest in it.

Ans: Kahsinath
There is no such news yet. And NTA is the only exam-conducting body they don't interfere in the counseling or admission process after the exam.

Ans: Pratiksha

As per the NEET-UG-2023 brochure below are the age criteria:
He/she has completed 17 years of age at the time of admission or will complete that age on
or before 31 December of the year of his/her admission to the first year of the Undergraduate
Medical Course.

Means: born on or before 31.12.2006 across all categories.

Do connect if you have any more queries.

Ans: Diksha

As per NEET-UG 2023 Brochure, below is the requirement:

The candidate must have passed Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English individually and must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Bio-technology at the qualifying examination as mentioned in the Regulations of NMC and
DCI. In addition, they must have got a rank in the merit list of NEET (UG) - 2023 for
admission to Undergraduate Medical Courses.

Ans: Hi,
You yourself are in preparation and student generally don't get time for themselves. You are targeting NEET and there is cut throat competition for seats. I would recommend to focus on your target.

Ans: Lyakhat
AIIMS comes under Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) and 100% of seats are in the All India Quota. No state reservations are there. You need to score well in NEET-UG-2023