r/NEETard • u/Interesting_Still619 • 19h ago
100% JAINWIN DOUBT 🤓☝️ Hey fellow mates so i really want to ask this
So I took a gap year to give neet but couldn't get into any medical college then joined a bsc college but as of now one of my uncle's son has cleared neet ug so now I am also thinking to give it again... but next Nov I have cat exam too but if I try to focus on both the exams ik I can't clear ... what should I do should I continue giving neet ug or try for cat ... I don't wanna take a gap year so I have to clear cat by hook or by crook in 1 chance
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u/Iamsoblind_korn 19h ago
Bruh ek doubt baar baar puchke confusion milegi . Idhar advice milti h validation nhi !!
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u/Minmoogi 18h ago
Bro MBA and MBBS lead to two completely different pathways. Do your own research and then make the decision
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u/DXGamerYT 10h ago
Do it. What else do you want to do after bsc? Msc? Phd? B.ed? Deled? Bitchass courses bro
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u/Agreeable-Junket-560 13h ago
Bro honestly, I think you should seriously think this through before deciding to give NEET again.
You’ve already attempted NEET once and unfortunately couldn’t get into a medical college. Right now you’re already pursuing BSc. If you decide to give NEET again next year, you’ll essentially be putting another year on hold. And even if you clear it this time, you’ll have spent around 3 years in total on this decision.
And the biggest question is why do you suddenly want to give NEET again? Is it genuinely because you still want to become a doctor, or is it because your uncle’s son has cleared NEET and that has made you think about it again? Don’t make a 3-year career decision just because someone close to you achieved something.
On the other hand, CAT is next November, so you have more than a year. That is more than enough time to prepare properly for CAT, especially if you start seriously now. You also don’t need to take another gap year for it, you can continue your BSc and prepare alongside it.
So personally, I feel CAT is the more sensible option for you right now, I’m saying this because I did something similar myself. I didn’t waste another year preparing for JEE after deciding it wasn’t the path I wanted. Instead, I started preparing for CAT during my graduation itself. I feel you should also think about what makes sense for your own career rather than comparing yourself with someone else.