My Experiences with NEET by Vishwajit

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 NEET. NEET. NEET. National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. Funny thing is I got a 99.3 percentile but I still ranked about 9000. 15 lakh students write this exam, but there only about 80 thousand MBBS seats in the country. 

In a series of posts, I will speak about my preparation schedule, the study resources I used and the temperament needed to face this exam. We will also cover the application and college allotment process.

As a student studying in an Indian School, in the Gulf, under the CBSE curriculum. I figured that there is a lack of information, particularly for the Gulf students attempting this exam. 

This isn't a 'how to score 720/720' post. No video on YouTube can tell you how to do that. I have had enough click bait experiences to give you that piece of advice.

Its important to keep in mind that no matter how many study materials are provided to you, it comes down to your will and determination to dig deep into the subjects.

 Whether its NEET or JEE or any other exam, the odds are always stacked against you, but it's your attitude that turns the tide. Quit worrying about the outcome and have faith in yourself. Dont hesitate to ask for help whether it's from your seniors or teachers.

You can contact us for any assistance :

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  Mail to realitynotobscurity@gmail.com




Comments

  1. Dr. Kamala EsakkimuthuNovember 30, 2020 at 8:58 AM

    Excellent start. I can see not only a budding dr but a writer too. Kudos dear

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  2. realitynotobscurityDecember 1, 2020 at 6:56 AM

    Thank you Ma'am :)

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  3. UnknownDecember 28, 2020 at 11:45 PM

    Very well put. Wishing you as well as your reader all the very best

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  4. DSRJanuary 29, 2021 at 6:13 PM

    Congratulations & best wishes to you. Very apt explanation.

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