Should I Take Another Drop After One Drop for NEET?

Ans: Hi,
To be honest, competition is increasing every year in the medical field. for an open category student score of 600+ is needed for govt. or semi govt colleges. you can get admission in other states but in private institutions. If you are confident enough of scoring 600+ marks then only for 3rd drop. Or we can explore avenues of MBBS abroad if you have budget constraints.

Ans: Sania, prefer joining a college in the stream you are interested in, instead of a drop option. All the BEST for Your Bright Future.

To know more on ‘ Careers | Education | Jobs’, ask / Follow Us here in RediffGURUS.

Ans: Fakeha, Score is much on lower side. Please avoid taking a drop and try to join any college for Allied Medical Science or any other course. All the BEST for Your Bright Future.

To know more on ‘ Careers | Education | Jobs’, ask / Follow Us here in RediffGURUS.

Ans: Hi,

Your goal is to become a doctor and serve others, right?

You have achieved a very good score of 630 out of 720. Can you break down how you scored in each section? How did you perform on your first attempt? Is there an improvement in your marks from the first to the second attempt? If so, it shows you are making progress, but there is still room for improvement.

I suspect that due to pressure from family or friends, you may have enrolled in another course, which you haven't mentioned in your inquiry. If you had chosen subjects more closely related to NEET, it might have been easier for you to reach your goal. Why? By focusing on one specific subject each day, you could clarify your doubts as they arise and concentrate on only two main subjects, which would lighten your workload.

Now, you need to analyze your strengths and weaknesses. Based on that, you can create a plan for improvement. If you believe you can succeed, just go ahead with proper preparation.
BEST WISHES.
POOCHO. LIFE CHANGE KARO.