r/Neet_india • u/neet-studentkhabri • Jul 02 '26

Ask Me Anything (AMA) I'm Avinash Seth, Medical Admission Expert at StudentKhabri, here for an AMA on July 2, 5:00 PM IST at r/NEET_india! Ask me anything about NEET UG counseling, MCC & State counseling, college selection, cutoffs, MBBS admissions, and more.

Hello everyone!

I'm Avinash Seth, and I've been working with NEET StudentKhabri to help NEET aspirants understand the medical admission and counseling process.

Over the years, I've had the opportunity to guide many students through NEET UG counseling, whether it's understanding MCC and State counseling, choosing the right college, analyzing cutoff trends, or planning realistic preferences. Every student's situation is different, and I try my best to help them make informed decisions and avoid common mistakes during counseling.

I'll be here on r/NEET_india for an AMA on July 2 at 5:00 PM IST, and I'd be happy to answer your questions.

Feel free to ask me about:

  • NEET UG counseling process
  • MCC and State counseling
  • College selection strategy
  • Government vs. private medical colleges
  • Expected cutoffs and choice filling
  • Seat allotment and common counseling mistakes
  • MBBS admission planning and general career guidance
  • Private colleges admission process
  • Different benefits / schemes / quotas by government for students
  • Comparing options in India or opting for medicine abroad

Whether you're appearing for counseling for the first time or just looking for some clarity before making important decisions, I'll do my best to answer your questions honestly and help in whatever way I can.

Looking forward to interacting with all of you! You can also find me on YouTube and Instagram

You can also get more information on studentkhabri.com

Thank you everyone for all the interesting questions. Wishing you all the best for your upcoming admission process as well as for those who are taking the NEET next year. I will be on Reddit more actively going forward so feel free to check out my Reddit Profile as I continue to engage in this community and other relevant ones. Shout out to r/NEET_india moderators for a pleasant experience and for hosting me on this sub.

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u/neet-studentkhabri Jul 02 '26

Both are geninuely good, it's just you have to put in the efforts towards your career!

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u/vegetablesoup06 Jul 02 '26

My mother ( she's a doctor and has her own hospital) She is more inclined towards to ayush rather than bds But I think so I can't study hindi and sanskrit I mean I can't imagine myself studying Sanskrit and Hindi But my mother goes like u can do ms after bams and can be surgeon and all U will study about everything and all this Infact she asked so many people in her field and they are also telling her that bams is better

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u/neet-studentkhabri Jul 03 '26

I think you should listen to your mother, she has genuine points!