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Is it important to crack NEET for MBBS?

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Is it important to crack NEET for MBBS?

It is a national level entrance examination which is conducted for admission in medical college. It is mandatory to take this exam to get admission in medical. Before the year 2016 AIPMT examination, MBBS, BDS, BDS, MS (MS), MD (MD) could be studied, but now it is necessary to take NEET exam.

Is it necessary to pass NEET to become a doctor?

Answer. NEET is the official entrance exam for students all over the country to pursue MBBS , BDS , BPT , BMS degree in undergraduate medical colleges. So it is a must for medical aspirants to pursue their dream to become a doctor.

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Can I enter medical college without NEET?

Some of the medical courses after 12th which candidates can apply for without the NEET entrance Exam are BSc Nursing, B Pharma, BPT, etc. A student must have scored 50\% or more in 12th standard exams with a science background to enroll in one of these medical courses.

Is NEET tough for an average student?

Yes, an average student can certainly crack NEET with the highest scores, provided he/she is dedicated, invested in smart techniques and consistent with preparation strategy.

What if I failed in NEET?

NEET failed students cannot get mbbs admission in India as there is no question of direct mbbs admission in India without NEET. Even admission in mbbs through management quota in private medical colleges through NEET. From 2019 onwards, even for studying MBBS from abroad, clearing NEET UG is required.

Is NEET tough?

NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test) exam is indeed one of the toughest national medical entrance exams in India. The competition being utterly high and the factor of limited seats for admissions makes NEET even tougher. Approximately, participants do admit without hesitation that it is a tough exam.

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What are alternatives to NEET?

Here are some other options to choose from if you are planning to study Medical courses after 12th without NEET:

  • Bachelor of Occupational Therapy.
  • BSc Microbiology.
  • Medical Transcription Course.
  • BSc Cardiology/BSc Cardiac Technology.
  • B.Sc in Paramedical Technology.
  • BSc Audiology/Bachelor in Audiology or Speech Therapy.

What can I do if I fail in NEET?

— Go for alternative career options within the medical fraternity like BAMS, BHMS or nursing. None of those are in any way inferior to the MBBS or BDS courses. — Pursue a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in a botany, zoology, microbiology, biochemistry, biophysics, bioinformatics and similar others.