Im a 3rd dropper neet aspirant not good preparation got only 200 marks in last two attempts . Thinking of doing BBA ,CAT,MBA , lost hopes in medical field and want to settle and earn after 5-6 years with a handsome money in my pocket. My father told me to do bds from private and I don't think it's worth the money and long years coz I heard bds/mds getting just 20-25k before their clinical setups... What should I do?

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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Ans: Hi Vani,

I believe that pursuing a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) is a better option. A Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) is also a promising choice. With either qualification, you can become an entrepreneur; for instance, you could start your own herbal or Ayurvedic pharmaceutical company or join an existing one.

Both options depend on your location and preference. You could also consider agriculture, but it’s important to think about the job placements in that field.

So, my recommendation is to go for the dental program.

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