Ik there is a lot about public unis not taking foreign intakes but i emailed TSMU and they are actually taking foreign intakes... so i wanted to know the same about Batumi Shota are they still open for mbbs foreign intake.
Ik there is a lot about public uni arent taking but i emailed tsmu and they said they r open for intakes but the budget and money for tsmu is a lot so i was wondering about batumi shota are they still open as tsmu
17F. I feel like I ruined my future and I genuinely don't know what to do anymore. Please be brutally honest.
I'm 17, from India, and I feel like my life is falling apart.
I don't want sympathy. I want realistic advice from people who've been in similar situations.
My dream has always been MBBS. I don't want nursing or allied health sciences as my first choice. I genuinely want to become a doctor.
My academics
10th: 84.2%
12th:
- Biology: 94
- English: 92
- Chemistry: 74
- Physics: 73
- Physical Education: 100
I wasted my 11th and 12th, especially Physics and Chemistry. That's on me.
CUET (out of 250 each)
- English: 140
- Biology: 122
- Chemistry: 19
- Physics: 37
Qualified under OBC but with low marks.
NEET
This was my first year (technically there was a re-exam because of the paper leak).
Scores:
- NEET: ~147
- Re-NEET: ~132
The embarrassing part is... I barely studied. I literally only pulled an all-nighter for Biology before both exams. Physics and Chemistry preparation was almost zero.
Now I keep thinking maybe I had more potential than my score shows, but at the same time I hate myself for wasting two years.
Current situation
I have AIIMS Paramedical coming up, but I have almost zero preparation.
My parents are suggesting different options like B.Voc Medical Science or MBBS abroad, but their opinion changes constantly.
One moment they're talking to agencies for MBBS abroad.
The next moment they're saying it's impossible because of finances.
Then when I say, "Okay, let me take a drop year," they get angry and say things like:
- "You'll waste another year."
- "Why did we even fill all these entrance forms?"
- "You'll end up doing household work."
- "You should have studied earlier."
Then sometimes they calm down and start discussing abroad again.
I genuinely don't know what direction I'm supposed to prepare for because everything changes so quickly.
About my parents
I don't want anyone to think they're bad people.
They're not.
My father has honestly been one of my best friends my whole life.
But after NEET everything changed.
I know they're scared for my future and stressed about money. I know this pressure comes from worry, not hatred.
But I can't lie... I feel like I've failed them.
Not just academically.
As a daughter.
I constantly feel like they're disappointed whenever they look at me.
MBBS abroad
I've looked into Georgia and now Italy through IMAT and scholarships.
Georgia has loan issues.
Italy seems interesting but I'm unsure whether preparing for IMAT now is even realistic.
I also want financial independence
I've been thinking about learning AI, coding and building an online business/content creation so I'm not completely dependent on one exam forever.
Health
I'm also overweight (around 74 kg) and unhappy with my body. I want to become healthier, but right now it feels like every area of my life needs fixing at once.
How I actually feel
This is the hardest part to admit.
Everyone tells me, "You're only 17."
But that's not how it feels.
It feels like I already threw away my chance.
I know people say "one exam doesn't define you," but when you've wasted two years, your parents are worried, your future is uncertain, and everyone keeps asking "what next?"... it genuinely feels like your whole life depends on the next decision.
I don't even know whether I should:
- Fight for a full NEET drop.
- Prepare for IMAT.
- Try MBBS abroad.
- Accept another course.
- Focus on building skills first.
I don't want false hope.
If you were in my shoes, what would you do?
And if you've ever felt like you completely messed up at 17 or 18... did life actually get better, or am I just delaying reality?
One more thing...
I know people will probably say, "You're only 17, life gets better." Rationally, I know that's probably true. I'm not looking for motivational quotes.
What I genuinely don't know is how to talk to my parents anymore.
I know they love me. I know they're stressed and worried about my future. But every conversation about studies turns into arguments, sarcasm, or comments that make me feel like I've already failed. Sometimes they support one plan, then the next day completely change their minds. I don't even know how to bring up a drop year, IMAT, or MBBS abroad without it becoming another fight.
I'm not angry at them—I know they're under pressure too. I just feel like we've reached a point where none of us know how to communicate without someone getting hurt.
If anyone has been through something similar—with supportive parents who became very stressed after exam results—how did you rebuild those conversations? What actually helped?
17F. I feel like I ruined my future and I genuinely don't know what to do anymore. Please be brutally honest.
I'm 17, from India, and I feel like my life is falling apart.
I don't want sympathy. I want realistic advice from people who've been in similar situations.
My dream has always been MBBS. I don't want nursing or allied health sciences as my first choice. I genuinely want to become a doctor.
My academics
10th: 84.2%
12th:
- Biology: 94
- English: 92
- Chemistry: 74
- Physics: 73
- Physical Education: 100
I wasted my 11th and 12th, especially Physics and Chemistry. That's on me.
CUET (out of 250 each)
- English: 140
- Biology: 122
- Chemistry: 19
- Physics: 37
Qualified under OBC but with low marks.
NEET
This was my first year (technically there was a re-exam because of the paper leak).
Scores:
- NEET: ~147
- Re-NEET: ~132
The embarrassing part is... I barely studied. I literally only pulled an all-nighter for Biology before both exams. Physics and Chemistry preparation was almost zero.
Now I keep thinking maybe I had more potential than my score shows, but at the same time I hate myself for wasting two years.
Current situation
I have AIIMS Paramedical coming up, but I have almost zero preparation.
My parents are suggesting different options like B.Voc Medical Science or MBBS abroad, but their opinion changes constantly.
One moment they're talking to agencies for MBBS abroad.
The next moment they're saying it's impossible because of finances.
Then when I say, "Okay, let me take a drop year," they get angry and say things like:
- "You'll waste another year."
- "Why did we even fill all these entrance forms?"
- "You'll end up doing household work."
- "You should have studied earlier."
Then sometimes they calm down and start discussing abroad again.
I genuinely don't know what direction I'm supposed to prepare for because everything changes so quickly.
About my parents
I don't want anyone to think they're bad people.
They're not.
My father has honestly been one of my best friends my whole life.
But after NEET everything changed.
I know they're scared for my future and stressed about money. I know this pressure comes from worry, not hatred.
But I can't lie... I feel like I've failed them.
Not just academically.
As a daughter.
I constantly feel like they're disappointed whenever they look at me.
MBBS abroad
I've looked into Georgia and now Italy through IMAT and scholarships.
Georgia has loan issues.
Italy seems interesting but I'm unsure whether preparing for IMAT now is even realistic.
I also want financial independence
I've been thinking about learning AI, coding and building an online business/content creation so I'm not completely dependent on one exam forever.
Health
I'm also overweight (around 74 kg) and unhappy with my body. I want to become healthier, but right now it feels like every area of my life needs fixing at once.
How I actually feel
This is the hardest part to admit.
Everyone tells me, "You're only 17."
But that's not how it feels.
It feels like I already threw away my chance.
I know people say "one exam doesn't define you," but when you've wasted two years, your parents are worried, your future is uncertain, and everyone keeps asking "what next?"... it genuinely feels like your whole life depends on the next decision.
I don't even know whether I should:
- Fight for a full NEET drop.
- Prepare for IMAT.
- Try MBBS abroad.
- Accept another course.
- Focus on building skills first.
I don't want false hope.
If you were in my shoes, what would you do?
And if you've ever felt like you completely messed up at 17 or 18... did life actually get better, or am I just delaying reality?
One more thing...
I know people will probably say, "You're only 17, life gets better." Rationally, I know that's probably true. I'm not looking for motivational quotes.
What I genuinely don't know is how to talk to my parents anymore.
I know they love me. I know they're stressed and worried about my future. But every conversation about studies turns into arguments, sarcasm, or comments that make me feel like I've already failed. Sometimes they support one plan, then the next day completely change their minds. I don't even know how to bring up a drop year, IMAT, or MBBS abroad without it becoming another fight.
I'm not angry at them—I know they're under pressure too. I just feel like we've reached a point where none of us know how to communicate without someone getting hurt.
If anyone has been through something similar—with supportive parents who became very stressed after exam results—how did you rebuild those conversations? What actually helped?
17F. I feel like I ruined my future and I genuinely don't know what to do anymore. Please be brutally honest.
I'm 17, from India, and I feel like my life is falling apart.
I don't want sympathy. I want realistic advice from people who've been in similar situations.
My dream has always been MBBS. I don't want nursing or allied health sciences as my first choice. I genuinely want to become a doctor.
My academics
10th: 84.2%
12th:
- Biology: 94
- English: 92
- Chemistry: 74
- Physics: 73
- Physical Education: 100
I wasted my 11th and 12th, especially Physics and Chemistry. That's on me.
CUET (out of 250 each)
- English: 140
- Biology: 122
- Chemistry: 19
- Physics: 37
Qualified under OBC but with low marks.
NEET
This was my first year (technically there was a re-exam because of the paper leak).
Scores:
- NEET: ~147
- Re-NEET: ~132
The embarrassing part is... I barely studied. I literally only pulled an all-nighter for Biology before both exams. Physics and Chemistry preparation was almost zero.
Now I keep thinking maybe I had more potential than my score shows, but at the same time I hate myself for wasting two years.
Current situation
I have AIIMS Paramedical coming up, but I have almost zero preparation.
My parents are suggesting different options like B.Voc Medical Science or MBBS abroad, but their opinion changes constantly.
One moment they're talking to agencies for MBBS abroad.
The next moment they're saying it's impossible because of finances.
Then when I say, "Okay, let me take a drop year," they get angry and say things like:
- "You'll waste another year."
- "Why did we even fill all these entrance forms?"
- "You'll end up doing household work."
- "You should have studied earlier."
Then sometimes they calm down and start discussing abroad again.
I genuinely don't know what direction I'm supposed to prepare for because everything changes so quickly.
About my parents
I don't want anyone to think they're bad people.
They're not.
My father has honestly been one of my best friends my whole life.
But after NEET everything changed.
I know they're scared for my future and stressed about money. I know this pressure comes from worry, not hatred.
But I can't lie... I feel like I've failed them.
Not just academically.
As a daughter.
I constantly feel like they're disappointed whenever they look at me.
MBBS abroad
I've looked into Georgia and now Italy through IMAT and scholarships.
Georgia has loan issues.
Italy seems interesting but I'm unsure whether preparing for IMAT now is even realistic.
I also want financial independence
I've been thinking about learning AI, coding and building an online business/content creation so I'm not completely dependent on one exam forever.
Health
I'm also overweight (around 74 kg) and unhappy with my body. I want to become healthier, but right now it feels like every area of my life needs fixing at once.
How I actually feel
This is the hardest part to admit.
Everyone tells me, "You're only 17."
But that's not how it feels.
It feels like I already threw away my chance.
I know people say "one exam doesn't define you," but when you've wasted two years, your parents are worried, your future is uncertain, and everyone keeps asking "what next?"... it genuinely feels like your whole life depends on the next decision.
I don't even know whether I should:
- Fight for a full NEET drop.
- Prepare for IMAT.
- Try MBBS abroad.
- Accept another course.
- Focus on building skills first.
I don't want false hope.
If you were in my shoes, what would you do?
And if you've ever felt like you completely messed up at 17 or 18... did life actually get better, or am I just delaying reality?
One more thing...
I know people will probably say, "You're only 17, life gets better." Rationally, I know that's probably true. I'm not looking for motivational quotes.
What I genuinely don't know is how to talk to my parents anymore.
I know they love me. I know they're stressed and worried about my future. But every conversation about studies turns into arguments, sarcasm, or comments that make me feel like I've already failed. Sometimes they support one plan, then the next day completely change their minds. I don't even know how to bring up a drop year, IMAT, or MBBS abroad without it becoming another fight.
I'm not angry at them—I know they're under pressure too. I just feel like we've reached a point where none of us know how to communicate without someone getting hurt.
If anyone has been through something similar—with supportive parents who became very stressed after exam results—how did you rebuild those conversations? What actually helped?
17F. I feel like I ruined my future and I genuinely don't know what to do anymore. Please be brutally honest.
I'm 17, from India, and I feel like my life is falling apart.
I don't want sympathy. I want realistic advice from people who've been in similar situations.
My dream has always been MBBS. I don't want nursing or allied health sciences as my first choice. I genuinely want to become a doctor.
My academics
10th: 84.2%
12th:
- Biology: 94
- English: 92
- Chemistry: 74
- Physics: 73
- Physical Education: 100
I wasted my 11th and 12th, especially Physics and Chemistry. That's on me.
CUET (out of 250 each)
- English: 140
- Biology: 122
- Chemistry: 19
- Physics: 37
Qualified under OBC but with low marks.
NEET
This was my first year (technically there was a re-exam because of the paper leak).
Scores:
- NEET: ~147
- Re-NEET: ~132
The embarrassing part is... I barely studied. I literally only pulled an all-nighter for Biology before both exams. Physics and Chemistry preparation was almost zero.
Now I keep thinking maybe I had more potential than my score shows, but at the same time I hate myself for wasting two years.
Current situation
I have AIIMS Paramedical coming up, but I have almost zero preparation.
My parents are suggesting different options like B.Voc Medical Science or MBBS abroad, but their opinion changes constantly.
One moment they're talking to agencies for MBBS abroad.
The next moment they're saying it's impossible because of finances.
Then when I say, "Okay, let me take a drop year," they get angry and say things like:
- "You'll waste another year."
- "Why did we even fill all these entrance forms?"
- "You'll end up doing household work."
- "You should have studied earlier."
Then sometimes they calm down and start discussing abroad again.
I genuinely don't know what direction I'm supposed to prepare for because everything changes so quickly.
About my parents
I don't want anyone to think they're bad people.
They're not.
My father has honestly been one of my best friends my whole life.
But after NEET everything changed.
I know they're scared for my future and stressed about money. I know this pressure comes from worry, not hatred.
But I can't lie... I feel like I've failed them.
Not just academically.
As a daughter.
I constantly feel like they're disappointed whenever they look at me.
MBBS abroad
I've looked into Georgia and now Italy through IMAT and scholarships.
Georgia has loan issues.
Italy seems interesting but I'm unsure whether preparing for IMAT now is even realistic.
I also want financial independence
I've been thinking about learning AI, coding and building an online business/content creation so I'm not completely dependent on one exam forever.
Health
I'm also overweight (around 74 kg) and unhappy with my body. I want to become healthier, but right now it feels like every area of my life needs fixing at once.
How I actually feel
This is the hardest part to admit.
Everyone tells me, "You're only 17."
But that's not how it feels.
It feels like I already threw away my chance.
I know people say "one exam doesn't define you," but when you've wasted two years, your parents are worried, your future is uncertain, and everyone keeps asking "what next?"... it genuinely feels like your whole life depends on the next decision.
I don't even know whether I should:
- Fight for a full NEET drop.
- Prepare for IMAT.
- Try MBBS abroad.
- Accept another course.
- Focus on building skills first.
I don't want false hope.
If you were in my shoes, what would you do?
And if you've ever felt like you completely messed up at 17 or 18... did life actually get better, or am I just delaying reality?
One more thing...
I know people will probably say, "You're only 17, life gets better." Rationally, I know that's probably true. I'm not looking for motivational quotes.
What I genuinely don't know is how to talk to my parents anymore.
I know they love me. I know they're stressed and worried about my future. But every conversation about studies turns into arguments, sarcasm, or comments that make me feel like I've already failed. Sometimes they support one plan, then the next day completely change their minds. I don't even know how to bring up a drop year, IMAT, or MBBS abroad without it becoming another fight.
I'm not angry at them—I know they're under pressure too. I just feel like we've reached a point where none of us know how to communicate without someone getting hurt.
If anyone has been through something similar—with supportive parents who became very stressed after exam results—how did you rebuild those conversations? What actually helped?
Hii, I yesterday got to know about IMAT. I was first planning for georgia... but for some reasons student loan isn't possible so I decided to go for DSU and IMAT but in just 2 months can I prepare for that... My physics and chemistry are weak and maths uhhh it's very far to catch i am indian... i also got to know i can only apply for one university which makes it even tougher...
In 2 months is the preparation possible? I need real advice so that i can start the process...
My family income is less than 22 lakh per year but property value is much higher...
If yes how and where to study from and which uni i should
target...
Hii, I yesterday got to know about IMAT. I was first planning for georgia... but for some reasons student loan isn't possible so I decided to go for DSU and IMAT but in just 2 months can I prepare for that... My physics and chemistry are weak and maths uhhh it's very far to catch i am indian... i also got to know i can only apply for one university which makes it even tougher...
In 2 months is the preparation possible? I need real advice so that i can start the process...
My family income is less than 22 lakh per year but property value is much higher...
If yes how and where to study from and which uni i should target...
Hii getting 114 in obc ik but i lost all marks in negative marking. I highly regret touching phy and chem otherwise it was good. But i cant do anythung about that. Chat tell me what u guys think am i qualified or not
Hii getting 114 in obc ik but i lost all marks in negative marking. I highly regret touching phy and chem otherwise it was good. But i cant do anythung about that. Chat tell me what u guys think am i qualified or not
I am from Obc and i jyst chdk my answer key from google getting 128 marks ik its really low but am i qualified for mbbs abroad? Couldn't studied because life was really messy, parents know this that's why we agreed for abroad but 128 marks are enough for obc this year or not?
Hey guyss re neet is tomorrow i have zero prep. I haven't even opened books i want to just be qualified for georgia what to do. I gave mock test yesterday without studying got 54/360 in bio
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But i hate phy and chem bio is the only thing what to do how to just get qualified tomorrow i am general btw plz help me for tomorrow. Should i watch rakshita singh one shot and i will get qualified. Honestly my parents expectations are like at least 300 but idk if i can get it with just studying today what to do i still dont feel like studying help me i need 250+ also just theory portion of phy and chem too plzzz