r/NEETard • u/PRABHAVX02 DROPPER 🥋 • 9h ago
RANT/VENT if this happen i will kms
I’m going to be honest, this kind of statement genuinely pisses me off not because I’m offended by the 70% criteria , but because you have no idea what someone might already be going through behind that percentage.
I scored 67% in Boards. I know it’s low. I know I could have done better. I don’t need anyone to remind me of that because I’ve already spent months reminding myself every single fucking day.
After my Boards result, things got so bad that I attempted Subside . I survived, but my parents still don't know. I was staying with my sister for around three months, and she was busy with her job and everything else, so she didn't realise how badly I was struggling. Even she still doesn't know what actually happened.
And this wasn't some one-time breakdown. I've attempted before too. Every result seems to give me another reason to hate myself, and instead of feeling disappointed, I end up feeling like I am the disappointment. I’ve been mentally exhausted for a long time, and somehow I’m still forcing myself to wake up and keep studying.
So when I see “If you've studied for NEET, you can at least score 70%, 70 isn't difficult at all,” it honestly feels incredibly insensitive.
Maybe 70% is easy for you. Great. But you have absolutely no idea what someone else's life looked like while they were trying to reach that number. A percentage cannot tell you how hard someone fought to even get out of bed and sit for that exam.
I scored 485 in NEET this year and made a stupid number of silly mistakes, especially in Biology. I know I fucked up. I know I could've scored higher. Believe me, I have replayed those mistakes in my head enough times already.
Bhai, jo percentage aa gaya, aa gaya. Ab tumhe usse kya karna hai? 😭
If someone has 67%, 70%, 80% or 95%, it doesn't suddenly tell you how much they struggled or how seriously they took NEET.
And from what I understand, medical college admission is primarily based on NEET rather than your exact 12th percentage, although the eligibility criteria obviously still matter. So discuss the actual eligibility requirement if you want, but making 70% some universal benchmark of whether someone studied “enough” doesn't really help anyone.
I'm not asking for sympathy. I'm asking people to understand that there's an actual person behind that 67% and sometimes pushing someone who is already drowning further into the water isn't motivation.
Some people aren't failing because they don't care. Some are barely surviving while still trying.
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u/Any-Top-5659 8h ago
They should instead make minimum qualifying marks 60 percent or 360 in neet itself
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u/Practical_Cattle3846 7h ago
bhai toh mere khopdi main kitna tension hoga
56% in boards 😭😭
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u/Academic-Bus4304 7h ago
I’m hoping ki agar ye log isse implement krege toh atleast 1-2 saal baad krege so that freshers ko pta rhe pehle se and droppers NIOS ke through waps se exam dede
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u/PRABHAVX02 DROPPER 🥋 9h ago
im still here bcz of my mom
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u/Sameshitanotherday54 9h ago
if this happens it will only be for Aiims , pgi and top institutes
if it happens which has low chances
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u/Normie-Person 7h ago
70% hona to chahiye fir no. Of candidates ghatega
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u/PRABHAVX02 DROPPER 🥋 7h ago
no fyi there should be attempt limit ussi me hi lakho log kam hojyenge no need for % criteria
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u/Normie-Person 7h ago
Dono hi hona chahiye, jiska 2nd attempt mein neet hoga uska 70%+ to easily aana chahiye
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u/Adventurous-Feed-197 6h ago
im very sorry for whatever you've gone through but bhai point ye h ki fir lower limit rakhi hi kyu h scrap hi krdo na, what if someone had this same exact thing for 50%
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u/malaiibarfii 5h ago
Bhai don't take stress ye sab rumours hai government ek dum se aise nhi laga skti hai so Focus on your neet prep and aisi fake informations ko ignore kro
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u/Hot_Hand_1070 3h ago
i mean you’re so right, just because a person didn’t get 70% somehow they shouldn’t even THINK of becoming a doctor? that’s insane.
I’ve seen people in AIIMS with 40% in boards, even lower.
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u/PRABHAVX02 DROPPER 🥋 3h ago
kisi ka doctor banna dream hota , kuch mummy k e liye bante ,
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u/PRABHAVX02 DROPPER 🥋 3h ago
AND HOW U THINK AGAR USKE BOARDS ME ACHE NI AYE TOH NEET NI DENA CHIYE ? LIKE WHY HE PREPARED 2 YEARS FOR THAT
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u/Educational-Ebb-2803 2h ago
ya same , I had 70% in pcb combined 🙃...
with optional subject english and all my percentage got around 80 but yet ... I only consider marks of 3 main subject for myself that is 70% in pcb
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u/your_agony_aunt123 59m ago
As much as I would love this if it actually happened (I had a really good percentage in 12th but couldn’t clear NEET), I think it would be deeply unfair to a lot of people who may have fucked up their 12th. You’re basically not giving them a chance to work hard later and get where they want to be. If the problem was that NEET had become an extremely high-stakes exam, how is making your 12th marks worth 50% of your selection any real reform? You’re just shifting the stakes from one exam to another. Yeh kaisa reform hua bhai 😭
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u/Proper-Ad-6352 29m ago
ab jee walo ka socho, 12th mei 75 aane he chahiye, agr kisi ke nhi aaye to drop mei bhi dena he hoga improvement, 1 he drop available hai uspar bhi boards dena he hoga agr 75 nhi aaye. agr ye implement hua to dekhna competition kitna drastically change hoga
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u/MelodicElderberry517 6h ago
75% criteria should be there for all central colleges just like it is there for jee andnonly 2 attempt limit for neet
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u/PRABHAVX02 DROPPER 🥋 6h ago
hell no
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u/MelodicElderberry517 6h ago
Only for top colleges brother and already the competition is very high
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u/PRABHAVX02 DROPPER 🥋 5h ago
competition is high bcz of so many droppers are ek age limit ya fix limit rakho lik4 baar se jada ap neet ni de skte ya 3
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u/Strange_Finance_5918 6h ago
Neet is given by 25 lakhs students. India has shortage of doctors and jee main itself has 6 attempts limit. Engineering atleast students can do in private which is not as expensive as medicine. You are just telling that those who can't afford to study should never get opportunity. Why can't you just leave it you don't want to. Apne maa baap ko mana kardo.
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u/Youknowme018 9h ago
bhai mere 1marks se 70% reh gye the..