after taking 3rd drop for neet my marks are 300 will i had to take 4rth drop or try once again or choose other line.

Hey Aspirant
Taking a drop 4th for your dream branch / career is always worth. If you only want to see yourself as a doctor and nothing else .
But Increasingly number of drops might be a problem as time is precious and it waits for noone and it cannot be reversed.
Increasing the number of drop years won't help unless you work harder.
Dropping 4th time feels easy like we can crack it as we know the pattern and are aware of the syllabus  but it doesn't work that way , you have to work with more power than before and in consistent way.

So if you are planning to take a drop again I would suggest to join a BSC college or any other degree college and prepare simultaneously .
Ask yourself what stopped you from scoring well in your previous attempts.Be honest to yourself .And this start preparing with all determination .

Some tips for neet UG preparation,
Give NTA mock tests , give 2tests per day but do not forget to review the answers and note the mistakes you did in that test.
Practising previous year questions ,
Reading NCERT textbooks of 11th and 12th standard line by line ,
practicing daily Mcqs,
Revise Formulas of physics
Revsie named reactions of chemistry
Doing all this will help you secure a very good rank .
Make a notebook and add the extra points which you found new. Work on your weak points.
Revise it Daily .
Study for atleast 6-7hours per day with focus and concentration .

After all this Spend some time with your family and/or go for a walk.
Wishing you all the very best .

For more information about eligibility , syllabus , colleges and updates about neet UG follow the link.
https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet

Thank you

Hello

Your query seems you spend alot time for  neet exam .

Now you are going to give your 4th attempt. I know it's very hard to choose but according to me if you desperately want to do career mbbs or any medical field just go for 4th attempt. Study hard just achieve your goals.

But if you don't want to continue then you have so many options other than mbbs. You select that option and make your career.

Other fields like pharmacy , bsc in Cardiac technology,bsc in radiology ,bsc in embryology, bsc nursing, bsc anaesthesia technology and many more.

It totally depends on you what you want to do or you want to pursue.

I hope this helps

Good luck