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NEET 2024: 562 Score, 122k Rank - Confused about MBBS, BDS, or Dropping?

Radheshyam Zanwar |892 Answers |Ask -Follow

MHT-CET, IIT-JEE, NEET-UG Expert - Answered on Aug 06, 2024

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Based in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, it provides coaching for Class 10 and Class 12 students as well.
Since the last 25 years, Radheshyam has been teaching mathematics to Class 11 and Class 12 students and coaching them for engineering and medical entrance examinations.
Radheshyam completed his civil engineering from the Government Engineering College in Aurangabad.... more

Asked by Anonymous - Aug 02, 2024Hindi

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I gave NEET 2024 and scored 562 and 122k rank. This was my 2nd attempt ( 1st drop ). I want to pursue MBBS but i am not getting even a good private medical college. So i am thinking to take a partial drop with bds (Also becoming a dentist is not my goal) Should i continue with my plan or take any mbbs private seat that i get or take a full drop ?

Ans: Hi. You have made 2 attempts to crack NEET. But not succeeded. No use in taking a partial drop. If BDS is not your dream, then why you are thinking for it. If you are financially sound, then you can get admission to good pvt medical college for MBBS. Even you can complete your MBBS in abroad. Remove the thought of taking drop again and opt for MBBS either in India or abroad.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 20, 2024Hindi

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I want to do mbbs.But I failed this year.Should I join bds and continue with that(acc to my parents)?or take partial drop with bsc in a central university and try to crack neet next year for mbbs(I want to do this)..but I'm very sceptical I don't want to make any wrong decision now..

Ans: You are very much interested in pursuing an MBBS. You have not mentioned the Score / AIR you got in NEET.

You have asked whether you should join BDS as if you have got confirmed admission to BDS, I assume.

You are also doing a BSc from a Central University.

OPTIONS FOR YOU:

1) You are interested only in MBBS and NOT in BDS. Only because your parents wish you to join BDS, it is not suggested. Ultimately your satisfaction as a ‘Dentist’ is important. If you feel, you can join BDS, go ahead. Else, NO.

2) Whether you should attempt NEET next year again depends upon what Score / AIR / Marks you got last time. If you scored with a very LOW difference in marks to get an MBBS seat, you can try to attempt NEET again next year.

3) However, it is NOT at all advisable to drop your BSc from the Central University. As you had already prepared for NEET last year, you can fine-tune your preparation strategies for NEET and, at the same time, continue your BSc. Work smart for NEET, rather than hard. Pursuing MBBS is not much easy which also you have to keep in mind. If you are confident and passionate about MBBS, prepare well for NEET to get admission into any one of the reputed Medical College.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 14, 2024Hindi

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Sir my score for neet 2024 is 495 and im jee mains my score was 86 percentile should i take drop or like go for mbbs abroa. Since my AIR is 216769 and for mbbs in India private can i get that?

Ans: Hi.
If you are sure to be successful in 2025, you can think about taking the drop
But without taking the drop also, on a 495 score, you can complete the MBBS from abroad.
Take the help of some good consulting agencies who are helping students honestly.
At a score of 495, you may get admission to Pvt Medical College via management/NRI quota.
Please contact the administration of the college in which you are interested.

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Question by aprk - Sep 18, 2024

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I am bsc cbz(chemistry botany zoology) 2nd semester student in bikaner rajasthan and my age is 22 and general category and want to pursue research msc than phd but confused about the scope in india in research field i am from middle class family . I dont want to become a school/ coaching teacher but can look for assistant professor and i am not interested in doing msc in chemistry or physics want to do in biotechnology microbiology etc. please help me ????????

Ans: Hello APRK.
You can pursue an M.Sc. and aim to go for P.Hd. There is a lot of scope for research field in India. To become an assistant professor, you must have a minimum qualification of M.Sc. If you are not interested in M.Sc. Chemistry / Physics, then you can go with Biotechnology Microbiology. This is also a good option for you.
In my opinion, there is no point in diversifying yourself without any reason. The correct path is B.Sc. then M.Sc. and then P.Hd. Join as an assistant professor in any college and even though you don't want to join any school/college, you can join any big coaching center or start your coaching. Without any confusion at this stage, just focus on your B.Sc. and try to excel In it with a high %tile for a better future in PG and P.Hd. While pursuing a B.Sc., if possible join some computer courses related to AI, Website development, Mastering Excel, Business Automation, etc. to have an added advantage from a job placement point of view.

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