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I finished grade 12 right now. I even appeared for neet 2022. I planned to take a drop so I didn't apply for any other colleges but now I'm feeling so stressed. What can I do now as application date for college already over in tamilnadu


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Gaja Lakshmi 18th Aug, 2022
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Sayan 18th Aug, 2022

Hello,

Yes, it is entirely OK to take a drop after 12th grade to focus on NEET preparations.

If the drop is actually taken voluntarily and not as a result of external circumstances, it will be helpful. Taking a drop allows you to psychologically be ready for the strain that will soon be present at medical institutions.

Additionally, it might be challenging to study for both the boards and NEET at the same time. If you are aware of your strengths and limitations, taking a year off is a wise choice.

Thank You

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