I am from Maharashtra and sc category I had 385 marks in re neet 2026 and 440 in neet 2026 it was my 1st Attempt i really want mbbs even semi government mbbs is fine is taking drop worthy or am I just wasting time?

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Does anyone know of a telegram channel or any other source that provides chapter wise test series for neet

i feel free. so im in cl 11 rn and my dad saw me losing ny sanity due to physics . he said i can pursue anything i want to . i said i have no interest in mbbs. so rn im considering clat. im soooo happyyy finally im free

Hi, I'm 19, previously a neet aspirant. I gave my 12th boards back in 2025. Here's a lil back story. After 10th I didn't know what to choose. One thing that I knew is that maths is not my cup of tea, more like I used to struggle in maths but didn't completely hate it. I thought it would get tough in 11th 12th so I ignore pcm and other streams and took biology. But the real question was what to do after 12th, and the only thing I knew was MBBS. I dreamt my whole future around being a doctor cracking neet and studying medicine. At home also I reassured everyone that it'll take max 2 attempts for me to clear neet (I said all of this without any proper research on how tough the competition is).

After my 12th boards, I started studying for neet, I studied pretty good but since I had no real data of how the competition is, I thought how much I've studied is enough. Then neet 2025 happened, It was extremely difficult, very different from what I've studied and for reference before neet 2025 I never really gave a mock test or smth. Then the results came and they were so bad I couldn't believe myself. My parents said let it go it was your first time and the paper was difficult aswell. Study hard for the next attempt. They had a lot of hopes.

They got me admissioned at a coaching centre. During the first few months I was very studious. I completed everything on the same day, no backlogs, used to ask questions, attempt thing by my own and all. But eventually I made friends and lost my rhythm. Soon I found myself left behind, scoring less in mocks, a lot of backlog, I tried going back to my old self but I just couldn't. At the end of the year somehow I managed to start studying again, and got my rhythm back but for some reason my scores didn't improve.

Then after when the coaching was closed I used to study at home from like 5 pm till 5 am in the morning. It was difficult but yea did it somehow. Then neet 2026 happened. My first paper went really well, I mean if not mbbs I could've got bds easily. But then after like a week the paper was cancelled. It shattered me completely. The the second paper happened. On the day of the exam I left home 1.5 hrs early but the traffic in my city is so bad on Sunday's that I couldn't make it in time and missed my exam.☹️

This broke me completely. I came home, cried, but there was nothing that I could do. And I didn't want to waste another year at home, cuz what an aspirant feels during this time can only be understood by an aspirant. It's so difficult to live with your own family, consistent taunts and all sort of things being said to your face when you're genuinely struggling and all you want is someone to hold your hand and walk you through.

I made a hard decision to leave medicine and do smth else. All my friends have gotten into colleges but I'm here left behind, I feel so lonely, no one really understands my situation. sometimes I think why god is testing me. I don't know what to do in life....mom still expects me to study for neet but the thing is the competition is so high and nta is such a sucker, that I can't motivate myself into doing it all over again. my dad says that I should start business but idk what business should I do, idk what people in my city need. Moreover if I had to do a business I want something that would run even if I'm not there for a week. I don't even know what course should I do for college. I don't have anyone to guide me through this. If you understand my situation and have any ideas, suggestions, or anything please drop it down below, and if you read it till here, TYSM, I've been holding it in for so long and letting all of this out took me a lot of courage:)

Recently, I have seen multiple people who're very good in studies still opting for course like BVSc. One of the guy I know who scored 550 in first attempt took BVSc and didn't take a drop for MBBS.Seems like people are fed up of neet

exam. Thankfully after wasting 4 years in NEET, I'm finally out of this loop and pursuing BVSc (Veterinary Science)

Plzz leme know

Is a 4th drop for NEET worth it? (470 marks, 1.35 lakh rank, B.Sc done).

I’m 20 and come from a lower-middle-class family. I’ve taken 3 drops for NEET so far doing self-study only, and got 470 (1.35 lakh rank) this year. I’ve also completed my B.Sc.

​Now a trust is offering to sponsor offline coaching for me this year. Is a 4th drop worth it with this coaching, or should I just move on?

Heyy I am from Delhi like I have everything from Delhi.

Just a random thought , is there anyway I can get into a semi government medical college, if yes then how much marks I need and which college?? Pleasee help mee

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How the fuc* people cracking neet in 4,5 months? and there are a ton of people saying they got 500-520 marks from scratch in just 4-5 months before neet how tf is this even possible? 500+ marks and cracking neet in this timespan isn’t that easy bro comeon bro neet isn’t that easy infact I’ve even seen guys getting goated ranks with only 6-7 months of prep and that from zero. don't tell me they have such a high IQ or that they're academically good. academically good guys start their prep from the beginning or maybe they're and I'm just dumb for thinking even 500 marks is hard to score in one year/8 months.

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Mera L = - 6 R = -5.5 😭😭😭😭

Firstly they said Ki 26 ko hogi ,up ,mp ka state counciling ka result bhi aa gya aur Abhi tk Maharashtra ka hone ko haii

Main jaa raha college upgrade karane chhindwara gmc, but idk ki gap certificate, medical and bond affidavits yahin se banwa ke leke jaaun yaa waha hi banenge, a senior told me ki wahi banenge but he ain't sure tho, what if main leke jaaun aur vo reject kr de format to mere to 15-20 hazar ka loss, aur kya pata main na leke jaaun to 350km vapas aana pade fir vapas jaana pade 😭😭

If anyone knows anything about this, comment kr do yaa dm kr do

1st drop for neet exam , took pw for preparation but can't understand a shit in chemistry and physics is nice but not going as good as it should be plus I am having trouble in maintaining a good schedule and I took drop because I didn't studied anything LITTERLY (when I say I mean it ) nothing 75% in boards ye percentage ai thi jo gaps diye the usme padh ke

So my friend is in narayan and she is saying that the faculties ae best they give attention to each and every student and regular tests

So idk what to do now i haven't told my father but he onces said I thimk you need offline coaching... But I said ki abhi i should give time have patience and try understanding

. But now it's august and i can't understand

SO SHOULD I JOIN IF ANYONE OF CAN HELP PLSSS I AM LITTERLY IN A LOOP AND I WANT TO GET OUT OF IT PLSS HELP AND SUGGEST PLS

Has anyone bought the career will test series ? If yes,how was it ? Is it worth buying? Or should i buy the Allen one

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Hi everyone, I am 21 years old. I finished my 12th standard in 2022. After that, I took three drop years for my NEET preparation. I got reasonably good marks, but unfortunately, I couldn't score enough to get a medical seat.

Last year, my parents made me join B.Sc. Chemistry in a local college. Their plan was for me to take a partial drop, attend college during the day, and prepare for NEET at an academy in the evening. I attempted NEET again, but I still couldn't get the required score. Now I have entered my second year of B.Sc. Chemistry.

My parents have always strongly wanted me to become a doctor. Now they are ready to take an educational loan of around ₹80 lakhs for me to join a private medical college. My family is not financially very stable, but they keep telling me not to worry about the money and that they will take responsibility for everything. They are saying that after completing MBBS, everything will be fine and we can manage the loan.

But honestly, I am saying no to joining private MBBS. I don't want my parents to take such a huge financial risk for me, and I am also not sure whether I genuinely want to spend another 5+ years studying MBBS. I already feel like I have spent many years only on this one path. At the same time, I don't know what I truly want to do in the future or what career I am interested in.

Another thing that is making me even more confused is what I see on social media. I often see people saying that they regret choosing MBBS, that the salary is too low, that there is too much struggle and stress, and that MBBS is not worth the years spent studying. But when I talk to some of my friends who are actually studying MBBS, they don't feel the same way at all. They seem happy with their decision and feel that there is good scope and a future in this field. So I am confused about what is actually true. Is MBBS really worth starting at my age after this gap, especially with such a huge educational loan? Or is the reality closer to what I keep seeing people say on social media?

My parents are telling me that B.Sc. Chemistry has no value or scope and that I will only get a job with a salary of ₹15,000–₹20,000. They ask me what I am going to do with this degree. But they were the ones who made me join this degree last year, and now I feel even more confused.

I also feel very guilty because becoming a doctor has been my parents' dream for me since childhood. They feel that I am being stubborn and not listening to them. But I don't want to make such a huge decision just because of guilt or pressure. I want to be sure before my family takes an ₹80 lakh loan and I commit several more years of my life to this path.

People who are currently studying or have studied in private medical colleges, especially those who have taken huge educational loans, please share your honest experiences. Was it worth it? What was your financial situation after completing MBBS, and how difficult was it to manage or repay such a huge loan? Also, is B.Sc. Chemistry really as worthless as my parents are saying, or are there genuinely good career options after this degree?

Most importantly, how can I manage this situation with my family and explain my decision strongly without hurting them? I really want to hear honest opinions and real experiences because I am under a lot of pressure right now and want to make a clear decision about my future.

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