A counsellor from Bangalore approached me himself. I am from punjab btwðŸ˜.
Said I can get
Sapthagiri
Adinchunchunagiri
BGS
And also claimed that the tuition fees there would be around 62 lakhs.
He put me in a shit load of fomo telling me about pg quota and how its better than any/every private college in UP.
I NEED TO KNOW WHETHER HE WAS CAPPING OR NOT.
and what college should I consider if he's telling the truth
Every NEET aspirant learns something valuable during their preparation, whether it's about studying, managing time, handling stress, or avoiding common mistakes. Looking back, there's probably one piece of advice you wish someone had given you at the beginning. If a new aspirant asked for your best tip today, what would you tell them and why?
lets say im scoring around 400 in re neet , UR, what are my chances of getting a govt medical college for bsc nursing through MCC/AIQ?
And have any of you thought of bsc nursing through neet?
Months of preparation, stress, and endless revisions are finally behind us.
It almost feels weird to suddenly have so much free time after living the NEET routine for so long.
Some are waiting for counseling, some are thinking about a drop year, and others are just trying to relax and enjoy life again.
What's next for you, and how are you planning to spend the next few months?
do you have to contact private and deemed colleges in advance before result or before counselling for admission in management quota via all india counselling with 277 marks and around 5 lakh rank for MBBS
OR
should you just apply via counselling and it gets accepted
I know hiring agents is an option but I wanted to know that colleges with closing ranks between 4 - 8 lakhs are allotted solely by counselling or previous contact
Guys I m gen category student.......[18F]
It was my first attempt and first drop too
I don't have guts to ask my parent for next drop....... neither will I be able to handle it........... Nor are they going to let me in Pvt..........
Kya kru???
Kuch aur krneka socha bhi nhi h........... and I really wanna do this..........
[I just studied 11th in phy and chem........... And left whole plant sec........ ]
(Score :- 250 something)
Hi everyone, I always wanted to research in science and medicine but my family's financial condition is very poor and i cannot afford to study for years without earning. My dad's income is in negative and i need to start earning as early as possible so that I can give better education to my sister.
I just finished 12th. I cannot afford to take a drop year to give JEE (also I'm not interested in tech). Hence I don't want to join an engineering college. I'm looking for my options that will give me high returns. I'm ready to put in hard work and excel in whatever I'm doing.Please help me out!
Thanks.
I also scored 97.8% in 10th ICSE and 97.8% in 12th ISC and i have done few extracurriculars too (sports and science experiments)
I just gave my second attempt , and i am scoring around 430 ... is there any chance i can get BAMS or BDS in any govt. medical college in UP
After months of studying, mock tests, and living the same routine every day, it probably feels strange to finally have some free time.
Some are catching up on sleep, traveling, binge-watching shows, or simply enjoying not opening their books for a while.
How are you spending your time now that NEET is over?
From the day the re-exam was announced to finally walking out of the exam centre, it's been a pretty unusual journey for everyone.
If you had to sum up your entire re NEET experience in just one sentence, what would it be?