I am right now preparing for neet,but my main interest is to crack upsc exams after i graduate for mbbs.Is this a right decision?

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Dear Hetvi,

You have chosen a very tough path for you that you can only pass by sheer hardwork and determination. I would suggest you that MBBS is a time taking course and after that preparing for UPSC will become very difficult for you. UPSC is a very tough exam to crack and it will require much patience and time.

If your main ambition is to crack UPSC then you should focus on that only.This way you will be not left in a midway.

Whatever you choose, it's up to you, your hard work and sincerity . Give yourself some time and think about this that will you be able to do this or not and then go for it.

Wish you a very wonderful future ahead.