Hi Aspirant,

TheNational Eligibility cum Entrance TestorNEET-UGis an entrance examination in India, for students who wish to study any graduatemedical course,dental courseor postgraduate course in government or private medical colleges in India. NEET is not an exam based on 11th and 12th. In order to crack NEET you must ensure that you have practised enough MCQs in your school life. One just cannot crack NEET after one month of studying. If you are fortunate enough you will surely get through. I would advise you to join a good coaching institute. Increase your value, practise hard and remember- dont ever cheat with your work. Many students want to crack NEET its a cut throat competition. Various Courses after 12thScience with PCB are listed below:

• MBBS
• BAMS(Ayurvedic)
• BHMS(Homoeopathy)
• BUMS(Unani)
• BDS
• Bachelor ofVeterinary Science&Animal Husbandry(B.VSc AH)
• Bachelor of Naturopathy &Yogic Science(BNYS)
• Bachelor ofPhysiotherapy
• IntegratedM.Sc
• B.Sc.Nursing
• B.Sc.Dairy Technology
• B.Sc.Home Science
• Bachelor of Pharmacy
• Biotechnology
• BOT (Occupational Therapy)
• General Nursing
• BMLT (Medical Lab Technology)
• Paramedical Courses
• B.Sc. Degree
• BA
• LLB (Bachelor of Law)
• Education/Teaching
• Travel &TourismCourses
• Environmental Science
• Fashion Technology
• Hotel Management
• Designing Courses
• Media/Journalism Courses
• Film/ Television Courses
• CA Program
• ICWA Program
• CS Program

Well you should'nt actually there may be some problems if you drop for 2 years and just do preperation for NEET if you go into cororate world.

I think after 2 years of drop the preferable option would be medical only since the corporate world would ask you questions regardin what you did for these 2 years, else you can do any couse alongside your preperation.

but I advise you to not go for a 2 year drop rather do something else which interests you.

Dear Nithish, if you have a strong desire to study MBBS, no.of gap years that you have do not really matter because there are many candidates who take a break, prepare for NEET  and then become successful in their attempts. It.is worth giving a try. If you are looking for plan B, CBSE has released a list of Compendium courses in order to help students to choose courses after 12th. The Board has included a list of 113 courses along with the colleges that have these courses. There are approximately 900 Universities and 41,000 colleges offering higher education. Please visit their official page for more information:



http://cbse.nic.in/newsite/index.html

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