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manpreet 3 years ago
If you wish to dropout an year, give yourself a final chance. If you clear NEET that's well and good, if not try for private colleges. MBBS is the only course you want to enroll for, then try to get minimum 50% marks which makes you eligible for admission in any college whether it be private of government. or you can do BAMS or BHMS as per your convenience.
manpreet 3 years ago
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3 years ago
Drop your year if you only want to do MBBS through NEET. Go for a private college, if affordable. Otherwise, take admission to some graduate course and alongside prepare for NEET.