u/Novel_Life3227

So I'm a pcb student. Did +2 in 2022. Kept taking drops for neet and i finally want to move to something else. I realised have a little interest in Biotechnology. But money matters more which is in cse and other cores but I'm not eligible because I don't have maths. So if you could suggest good pvt uni where I can do btech in cse without having maths in +2 (great option) or a good private university where I can do btech in biotechnology or bioinformatics.. and end the clg with some decent placement in hand.

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I applied for viteee, couldn't give it due to sudden health emergency on exam day.

I have studied for 10+ hours on most days for neet and so I'm used to this, hence I can give all that it takes me to upskill myself after college and other things in that 24hours.

I also have planned to give GATE BT after Btech but I need some respect in my family now so I would really need a placement just after the college even if I don't accept the offer. It's kind of prove it to them situation.

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So I'm a neet aspirant and kept dropping for years but couldn't clear the exam. And not clearing this year again probably. I didn't do any other degrees in between because I wanted to solely focus on my preparations and i believed in my hardwork. Now I am averted from the medical field and want to try something different. I have planned to go forward with btech in biotechnology since I'm interested in it. But it doesn't have much scope in India and I might have to go abroad which I am ready for. I just wanted to know are there any chances of me getting MBA thru CAT after having 4 gap years before the under graduation? Because I've heard they take into consideration the academic history and everything. Advice is welcome.

My qualifications

10th - 97% 2020

12th - 86% 2022

4 years after 12, did no degree besides neet preparation.

I do not have much options of doing btech in biotechnology from an extremely reputed college. Was preparing for neet for 4 years (class 12 in 2022). Want to steer away from this now. Planning to do btech in biotechnology followed by giving GATE and applying abroad univ simultaneously. Need genuine advice on whether doing it from Amity Noida be good or should I consider any other university or course? I would have kept MBA through CAT also but considering 4 gap years, I do not if that's the safer option. I know biotech has less scope in India, and I have plans to leave India asap.

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Had multiple drops due to parental pressure. Still couldn't clear it. Extremely tired and saturated with the same syllabus. I never wanted to do anything more than mbbs ever since +2 and anyway would have steered away post mbbs( if I could clear). Parents are ready for private clg but we're middle class , I do not wish to put in that much capital into something I'm not passionate about. Planning on moving abroad post btech or atleast after masters. So I can utilise that money there. I just need advice from you all since my father is hell bent and calling me a pendulum etc for steering away after these many years.

Passed class 12 in 2022 pcb and didn't do any other degree after that since I was preparing for an exam. Failed in the exam as well. Now need advice weather i should try for corporate market? As in do btech in biotechnology with a master's followed by an phd or MBA.

Hey, so I am scoring 450ish. I had been working hard consistently since July. Used to be in library for 12 hours and having efficient studies of 10+ hrs everyday. But home environment became real toxic since nov (altho I was in hostel but couldn't focus because of the things I would get to hear being done to my mom). Anyways had lost almost 15 days of study in nov due to this + my new medicines (pcod) which would push me to sleep for 12+ hours. This was all of Nov and Dec. Jan I almost slipped into depression and was thinking of ending myself. Didn't even study in Jan. But I backedup myself in Feb. I worked hard. Scores were obviously not improving and would get to hear everyday from my dad ( that I'm incapable and just wasting money etc). I was under so much stress that I became borderline insomniac (3 hrs sleep from 5am to 8 and 1-2 hrs at 3pm) and would wake up from sleep all sweating. Used to feel someone chocking my neck with their hands. Yes I was still not scoring great in allen majors but I kept studying as much as was possible after all this. I did notice occasional brain fogging and zoning out eventually and would fall ill more than usual in April (diarrhoea, fever etc). On neet day my exam went great. I was over the top of the world. I knew I would in the worst case scenario atleast score 600+ (yk it's that feeling when you are attempting the paper). So I checked it today finally. And scoring as above said. Now one thing I have been sure about since dec is I would not continue in medicine(I was confused during 1st drop itself but I thought pehle mbbs mile fir aage dekhenge) . But I really want to prove it to my parents that there has never been a fault in my preparation end. It was always their toxicity and my fu&ed up mental health that would drift me away from studies, mid or by year end. So I don't want them to know if I will prepare again this year. I am thinking to do a bachelor's course (bsc biotech or agri or in bcz program) and prepare for neet along. I know it will be tough but I am ready to sacrifice my 1st year of college to this and just somehow pass in the clg exams.(I won't take something huge just a good decent college and do masters from good univ and PhD from abroad, yes even if I get mbbs next year i won't take it... This is just going to be an ego satisfaction for myself.. nobody around me will be knowing about this. It will be me vs me , no external pressure at all) .

So I just need a second opinion on this. I'm almost sure of going with this.

TL;DR:

I’ve been working hard for NEET since July, studying 10+ productive hours daily and spending long hours in the library. But from November onward, my toxic home environment seriously affected my focus, especially hearing about things happening to my mother. On top of that, new PCOD medicines made me oversleep, causing me to lose almost all of Nov-Dec academically.

In January, my mental health crashed badly—I felt depressed and even had thoughts of ending my life, so I barely studied. Somehow, I picked myself back up in February and continued working despite constant criticism from my father, who kept calling me incapable and a waste of money. Stress got so severe that I developed insomnia, panic-like symptoms, brain fog, and frequent illnesses.

Despite everything, I kept trying. On NEET exam day, the paper went great and I genuinely felt I’d score 600+, but after checking today, I’m only around 450.

Since December, I’ve already known medicine isn’t what I truly want anymore. But I still want to prove—to myself more than anyone else—that my failures were never because I was lazy or incapable, but because of the toxic environment and damaged mental health.

My plan now is to join a bachelor’s course (Biotech/Agriculture/BCA etc.) and secretly prepare for NEET one last time alongside college. No one will know. No parental pressure, no expectations—just me vs me. Even if I get MBBS next year, I likely won’t take it. This attempt would purely be for self-respect, closure, and proving to myself what I’m capable of.