It does not assure admission in MBBS even after cracking NEET exam. One cannot just predict how much it can be improved if he/she do take a drop year. The scoffs, despair, burden and other psychosomatic retarding factors are pending at the onset if one somehow aggregates the bravery to take that conclusion.
Two types of student get a MBBS seat:
Students having great IQ don’t find the NEET exam much hard but it’s really tough for them to study biology. They are typically physics lovers and hence most of them favour non-med compared to medicine.
Another kind of students is consistent studying person who work the entire year regardless of tests and examination and they require time to study. They might be well performers in exams than those with great IQ but most of them lastly get MBBS in top colleges but they could not become decent rankers.
Now, reaching to the real question, is getting a MBBS seat (not speaking about rank) tough or easy. It really depends on the individual itself whether with great IQ or not. I will tell some tips(you can call them success mantras) that can get you a MBBS seat although you are an average student, you need not to be very intelligent to do so. If a student is attending coaching, then he/she must learn frequently in agreement with what it has been trained in class. Allot every subject its interval.
It is not recommended to follow for a many of books but study of designated books only like some usual books that makes the study fine and smooth. Thinking virtually, if a student has some sort of quota or say reservation, it’s certainly stress-free to grasp a seat.
It’s a stuff of fact that all medicos cannot attain a MBBS seat the reason is seats to students percentage is very little. But if it is observed many of the students are really not grave about the examination but even then it will get a hard rivalry in the examination. The number of seats in amount to the rising population is attracting a grave issue and the government wants to do somewhat worth about it. As it is apparent there is lack of quality doctors.
And not only does this matter. But student needs to be conscious of how much few of the reserved colleges take fees. Their fee organisation is a frightening to parents. If this is not sufficient, student yield the matter of management quota. It describes it all. The high ranker student’s seat is being allotted to the people with prosperous daddy’s.
Actually it all depends on the student how he/she takes the NEET exam and what are his/her plans towards the examination. It depends on the way adopted as well. If it is made it in a relishing way, self-assured manner, and with occupied trust it will not at be felt hard. It depends on the burden taken as well. If it becomes burden over it then student will look it as a most problematic thing in life and the self-assurance will reduce exponentially.
Hence it can be concluded that getting a seat into MBBS is still tough after NEET.
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