Sir , I was a PCB student and was preparing for NEET after 12. But I couldn't clear it up. Along with that, I took admission in a district or local college in BA English but didn't study anything of that course (BA English) as I was preparing for NEET during this year. Only passed BA ENG papers by learning PYQs one or two weeks before the exam. Now I am 21, and my third-year BA ENG paper will happen in two or three months. Now what should I do, as I have messed up my whole career? With this government exam, preparation can be done, but I am not interested in that. Now, what should I do? Either take a BBA course for graduation or prepare for the CAT exam in order to pursue an MBA.

Ans: Can do any graduation course like BCom or even BA in Economics or Psychology. Doing BBA is not essential to do an MBA. Can choose any field of graduation based on your interest and then can move to do an MBA

Ans: If your goal is to do an MBA then can do a 3 year BBA course. This will save you one year as compared to BDES and the course would be relevant to what you want to do. I dont think the 2 year gap would matter a lot in the long run.

Ans: Hi Abilasha,

A score of 652 in NEET is no joke. Have you checked what went wrong in that exam? Analyzing your performance is essential.

I think you may not have had the moral support you needed, which is why you chose to pursue a BSc. It’s challenging to juggle multiple tasks, such as preparing for NEET while attending a regular course. Nowadays, there are many distractions like friends and social media, not to mention the plethora of advice and predictions from the media that can feel overwhelming. There isn't a one-size-fits-all solution; it varies from person to person. We humans are unique and shouldn't simply follow what others say.

Your goal is to become a physician, and that should be your main focus. I noticed that you didn’t mention which specialization you chose for your BSc. If you had selected subjects related to NEET—like Chemistry, Biology, and Physics—you could have focused on them without needing to study the same topics separately and could have dedicated more time to the other subjects.

In recent years, we have started to encounter these kinds of entrance exams and experiences, and we still need to go through exit exams.

So, don't let anything worry you. Focus on one task at a time and complete it. I believe you are capable of accomplishing your goal this year.

ALL THE BEST.
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POOCHO. LIFE CHANGE KARO.

Ans: Hi,

I’m very sorry to hear that you missed out on six years due to a lack of proper guidance. Since you are NOT interested in medicine, it's important to choose a course that won’t negatively impact your future. If you excel in chemistry, you might consider pursuing that field and then entering the job market afterward. You can also pursue an MBA after completing any undergraduate course. If you're not confident in your chemistry skills, a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) could be a good alternative. Ultimately, the choice is yours.

It's worth noting that when companies hire fresh graduates, they often look at age. Most companies tend to favor candidates who are under 24 years old. Therefore, it’s essential to complete your course without any gaps. This will increase your opportunities significantly. Don’t worry; you can achieve your goals!

Best wishes.

POOCHO. LIFE CHANGE KARO.