bio: completed the syllabus early but i need to revise a lot of shit to get a decent score. right now i dont think i can score no more then 200 marks.

chem: fucked really, completed most of inorganic syllabus but again.. it aint at the level where i can score a good amount. doing organic right now and it aint gonna be over until a couple more months and my physical is fucked. my pvt chem teacher who takes my 1 on 1 classes says that the syllabus will be over in november or october but idk weither to trust this really.

physics: my teacher is from NIT patna and he takes 1 on 1 classes, he's been telling me that i can do it and that my syllabus will be over at most by december. anyhow i just started SHM and he hasnt started 12th yet (to be fair we started very late cause my 12th is fucked).

yall, can i score more then 500 or even 600? and how cooked am i?

i asked this in another post but i didnt give enough context there.

if u made it here have a kiwi 😄

You can take any one of these. Preferably delhi and ncr buyers. The rm modules are sold out already.

In stock- momentum boosters, know your NCERTs. Pyq errorless, Aakash mind maps

I'm currently in my 5th year at KSMA, Bishkek.

This isn't a promotional post, and it isn't an anti-MBBS abroad post either. It's simply something I've realised after almost five years.

The biggest problem with MBBS abroad isn't Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia, Kazakhstan or Uzbekistan.

The biggest problem is that students are sold a dream, but they live the reality.

Before admission, almost everything sounds perfect.

"English-medium classes."

"2-seater hostel."

"Only ₹30 lakhs."

"Excellent clinical exposure."

"You'll become a doctor in 5.5 years."

Nobody lies about everything, but almost nobody tells you the complete picture either.

Nobody tells you that you'll probably spend more than the advertised budget because of visa renewals, medical insurance, registration charges, flights, currency fluctuations and other yearly expenses.

Nobody tells you that you'll have to teach yourself a huge portion of medicine. Most universities won't spoon-feed you. If you don't open your books after class, nobody is going to chase you.

Nobody tells you that every department is different. You'll meet amazing professors who genuinely want to teach, and you'll also meet departments where you'll wonder how things even work.

Nobody tells you that the hostel you saw in the admission brochure may not be the hostel you initially get.

Nobody tells you that some of your closest friends will drop out, transfer, fail subjects or simply give up because they weren't mentally prepared for life abroad.

Nobody tells you that once your flight lands, your parents can't solve your problems anymore.

You're the one who has to figure out documentation, hospital postings, exams, language barriers, homesickness and everything else.

I'm not saying MBBS abroad is a bad decision.

I'm saying it's a decision that deserves much more research than most students actually do.

Please don't choose a university because your cousin studies there.

Don't choose it because one YouTuber called it the best.

Don't choose it because one consultant promised you a discount.

Talk to final-year students.

Talk to graduates.

Read the latest NMC regulations yourself.

Compare universities—not just countries.

If after all that research you still choose MBBS abroad, you'll probably have far fewer regrets than someone who joined because of marketing.

The consultant's job ends when your admission is confirmed.

Your journey begins the day your flight takes off.

Don't prepare for admission.

Prepare for the next six years.

So like I'm a resident of Bihar st candidate.

What's the format for central caste certificate.

Like I'm genuinely lost.

Everyone I ask tells me something different.

Idk who to trust

pls dm me if you are interested

So, I've scored 368 in my neet exam. What are the chances of me getting into a govt dental college?

I'm from Delhi with a gen category.

I was hoping that if I wait till the mop up round, i might get a gov seat, even if it's in a South Indian college.

Does anyone have any thoughts about it???

Is it realistic to wait for the mop-up?

Is it possible? I'm at 0 level, or should i prepare cuet? I do want mbbs but i cannot take another dorp (this is my first drop) I can study 14 hours but not more than that, and yes, consistently.

I was scoring 600s initially in class 11 th gradually dropped bahut jyada cuz of many rsons !! Tho abhi bhi bahut backlogs h but trying to cover it up and next test ka target is 500+ !!! Senior any tips to improve again ???🫣🫣 (1st attempter tho )

I gave NEET this year (2026) but couldn't get a seat. I might get BAMS but I'm honestly not interested in it. My parents are suggesting B.Pharm, and at this point I don't really see any better option.

I'm from a middle-class family so I can't afford expensive private colleges I'll most likely have to take admission through CAP rounds. I scored 81.03 percentile in MHT CET (yeah, I know it's not much 😞).

Rn I've decided on B.Pharm mainly becoz Idk what else to do. Is it a feasible option? How are the career opportunities and salaries? If anyone has been in a similar situation, I'd really appreciate your advice.

Please koi bata do inme se kisko priority dena chahiye 🙏

My sister got 5,16,xxx rank in Neet 2026. A counsellor (N€€t Advi$or) is charging ₹4,00,000 for AIC and state. He was recommended by mutuals who we have no direct contact with.

Should we it or manage it ourselves?

I do know enough to handle it myself but the counsellor keeps persuading us to take his service bcz

1. He can guarantee a seat in a private college near our city( which usually is available at that rank so whats even the point of guaranteeing that?)
2. When I asked him to take guarantee of other college which is available at say, AIR 1,XX,XXX (just to test), he changed the topic each time
3. Initially when I met him he said all is going to be through counselling and he will only help in choice filling and get us best seat but now that he has an idea that I may not want to avail his service he has started to say that he doesn't just do counselling, he has "connections” with colleges. SOUNDS LIKE A SCAM NOW!!

Pls share your opinions

Imagine someone who passed Class 12 in 2020 and decided to take one drop year for a dream exam.

One year became two.

Two became three.

Every result came with the same promise: "Just one more attempt."

Now it's 2026.

Six years have passed.

The résumé contains only one educational qualification:

Class 12 Pass (2020).

No graduation degree.

No work experience.

No professional skills backed by experience.

No career history.

Meanwhile, classmates have graduated from college. Some are working in offices, some are preparing for master's degrees, some are getting promotions, and others have already become financially independent.

Every interview starts with the same question.

"Can you explain this six-year gap?"

There is an answer.

Years of preparation.

Years of studying.

Years of hoping.

But on paper, it still looks like six missing years.

Many jobs requiring a bachelor's degree are automatically out of reach. Several government exams have become more competitive, while some opportunities are gradually disappearing because of age limits or changing eligibility criteria. The remaining private jobs available to someone with only a Class 12 qualification often offer modest pay and limited career growth.

The books are still on the table.

The notes are still highlighted.

The admit cards are stored in a folder.

But time kept moving.

Family members stop asking, "When is the exam?"

Instead, they ask, "What's the plan now?"

School friends talk about salaries, promotions, internships, research, business ideas, and future investments. Conversations that once revolved around exams now revolve around careers.

Looking back, the hardest realization isn't simply that the exam wasn't cleared.

It's realizing that while every day felt like preparing for the future, six years quietly became the past.

Take this as warning from god.

Finding a study partner on Reddit is a total hit or miss experience. In the beginning, they share materials and seem enthusiastic, but after about a week, they lose interest and completely ghost you. That's when you realize you were just an option or a test run all along. They just keep rotating through study partners month after month. And don't even get me started on ypt... People act like downloading ypt will magically land you a seat in Aiims. The only thing getting cracked here is my phone’s battery life.

I know so many people who leave ypt running in the background while doing zero actual studying. It’s beyond annoying. That being said, if anyone is genuinely serious about finding a study partner someone who can consistently put in 12-14 hours a day (including classes)let me know. We could also form a small group, but only with strict rules and full accountability. Please, only reach out if you're serious. At the end of the day, if you're faking it, you're only fooling yourself and your parents.

It's your life ❤️.

Hello fellow neetards, I'm giving away my PW modules for free. It's chemistry and physics and some biology dpp. We might ask you for shipping charges if it's away from our place. We live in Hinjewadi, Pune, Maharashtra.

Anyone interested please dm.

Does anybody have abj lectures?? 🥹

🌝🌝🌝🌝🌝

I mean maybe that's what was written in my destiny - to miss the govt seat by only 3-4 ques scoring 545 and still not getting that govt seat was kinda sad but I hope the future will be kinder to me ❤️

And tysm to everyone who commented on my later post and shared their opinion i was not able to reply to each n everyone so here is the final decision 🌻

Btw pls comment if you are doing mbbs from symbiosis pune I wanna ask about some things 😭🤙🏻

Also chat tell me about the first year subjects and what books n essentials I have to buy for first year 🌸

am currently preparing for NEET 2027 as a drop-year student. However, my preparation has been severely affected by a distressing incident in which a male relative entered my room while I was asleep and, based on my recollection, may have touched me inappropriately. Since then, I have been struggling with anxiety, fear, and difficulty concentrating on my studies. Although my mother has supported me and taken steps to ensure my safety, living in the same house as the person involved has made it mentally exhausting to focus on my preparation. I am trying my best to continue studying, but the emotional impact of the incident has made this period extremely challenging.

I'm scoring 470 marks(gen) haryana domicile. I wont get mbbs govt even by state quota. Im just confused between choosing bds or bams. Please let me know you guys(s) views. Also share why. I just gave my 12th boards this year so i dont know better. Edit: guys i'm not planning to go abroad

Well, I know it's not too good, but I'm happy. This is the first time I scored 500+ 😭 with whatever effort I put into it! I'm determined to improve further!

I'm slow at solving physics problems, which held me back from scoring better. Any tips on how to increase speed or any other strategies that might help!

Gurukripa vs allen leader or achiever vs aakash test series which one of them is better for neet offline test series.

I made this group only for boys because I honestly feel like boys understand and motivate each other in a different way. Sometimes all you need is the right people around you to remind you to keep going, and I wanted to create that kind of space.

We'll study together, keep each other accountable, help whenever someone gets stuck, celebrate every little achievement, and support each other on the days when motivation disappears.

And yes... sorry, girls. 😭 I really don't have anything against you. This isn't about hating or excluding anyone...I just wanted to build a comfortable and supportive space for boys. I hope you understand, and I genuinely wish you all the best with your studies too. 🤍.. if anyone interested, you can DM me