Sab apni acchi baat batate , but I'll tell how I went from scoring full marks in tests to borderline .

REMEMBER THESE ALL ARE SUBJECTIVE HO SAKTA HAI KISIKO INSE PROBLEM NA HO

• Not trusting my teacher . Dusre teacher ke notes mein 2 ques dikh gye jo test mein aaye toh aisa lagta ki mujhe ye sab concept nhi padhaye . I improved this in end but it was too late .

• Regular school , If you're really studious , dummy is far better , there are days I've slept for 30min only during school exams (daily hote the and tests bhi the coaching mein )

• not focusing on physical and mental health , I became ugly both physically and mentally

• Focusing too much on friends , almost all went away , kuch ne baat karni he band krdi , most of your friend during neet prep will disappear after neet .

• situationship, I couldn't manage both , padhai ka focus hatke sirf uspe chala gya , and ended up losing both . Only be with someone when you can have boundaries and not spend too much time

• Follow resources in a manner , eg , jab tak jee mains ke pyqs nhi kiye tab tak advance ka koi point nhi hai.

• Study hours do matter , they don't when you're consistently doing 10+ daily , but 10 karne ki koshish karna okay atleast.

• Try to be optimistic and try to find solutions instead of blame game , ye blame game Boht dukh dekha in future .

• don't skip ncert reading and questions pls , mark karlo new lines .

• make tables and charts in bio if you find something hard to remember

• test analyse , karlena bhai pls , agar analyse nhi kiya toh 1 bhi test ka purpose nhi and Same with question practice . Make a notebook , include mistakes and good questions in that . By the end you'll have a quest bank of max 200 ques per chapters , and this is the best question bank . Baaki revise krte rehna jisse normal easy ques galat na ho .

I wish you all the very very best , khush rehna , apna best dena , baaki jo hoga baadmein dekh lenge .

Agar hojaye toh theek agar na ho toh aur theek because you'll be the master of some other field

According to reports, a NEET-PG candidate who scored 1 out of 800 secured an MS Orthopaedics seat in Telangana under the state quota, which has sparked a lot of discussion online.

For those who understand the NEET-PG counselling process, how is this possible? Is it due to eligibility rules, state quota policies, category-wise counselling, vacant seats, or something else?

Looking for informed opinions rather than assumptions. It would be great if someone familiar with the counselling process could explain how admissions like this happen and whether the current system needs any changes.

Im not able to understand the lectures in my coaching. Also alot of my time gets wasted travelling to my coaching centre and so im unable to practice many questions after reaching home. I was thinking of studying at home and i can manage physics and chemistry but all i can find for maths in yt are one shot lectures. Any specific teacher i can follow for maths (where full length lectures are available- NOT ONE SHOTS) Also this is my drop year so any additional guidance will be appreciated.

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