Hello,

Based upon your marks, you have chance for private colleges for both State Quota and All India Quota, considering that you are from general category.

Now regarding your question of dropping out, it totally depends upon your interest and will to pursue this course. NEET no doubt is one of the toughest entrance exams for admission to MBBS, BDS and other Ayush courses. If you are genuinely interested to pursue NEET at any cost, then nothing can stop you from doing it. In that case would suggest you to try out for one more attempt and score much better marks to get a better seat. Confidence and will is the main thing, as long s you have that, attempts do not matter, obviously up to a certain extent.

Regarding pursuing MBBS from abroad, there are several other rules and regulations for foreign universities and also the fees are way higher.

Now it depends upon you, think practically and take your decision. Do ask for any other doubts and we will surely revert back.

All the best!

Thank you.

You haven't mentioned the State that you hold the domicile of. Inspite of this, we would suggest you to wait until the Counselling process is completed and check your prospects. With this score, you might have a chance in Management Quota of Private Medical Colleges. And that is a costly affair. Rather you can appear for NEET 2021 and try your options if you are serious about pursuing MBBS. Studying MBBS abroad also is going to be costly. Once you complete your MBBS abroad, you return to India but cannot practise until you clear your FMGE exam. But the truth is only 60% of the Candidates who appear for FMGE clear it in their first attempt. Rather, you can pick up any Bachelor's course for this year and prepare for NEET in parallel so that you wont be wasting another year. If you are planning on appearing for NEET, you may as well try our NEET Knockout package:

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