Dear Sir / Ma'm, you can always do both simultaneously. You have to be utterly sincere in your NEET preparation as it is no cake walk. You need to put in serious amount of hardwork in the three subjects equally, and you are bound to get a good score in

Hello Himanshi,

It isn’t entirely impossible for you to get admission this year itself for MBBS. It depends on your category, your rank and the state you’re applying to. I’ll attach a link that will give you cutoff details of colleges across the country. 

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges

Cutoffs May vary, so do

Hey, to prepare only for mhtcet is quite simple.

Are you also preparing for joint entrance exam? If yes then the syllabus is quite overlapping. The only difference is that the jee paper is prepared by CBSE and mhtcet is based on the maharashtra state board. 

It is basically the

Dear Reader,

Your percentile are not upto the mark as per the fierce competetion these days. Also you are from open category that means its difficult for you to get a government college on this score. But don't loose hope and stay updated with the rounds of counselling going on

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Hey Anu, If you are looking for an institute for NEET preparation then I must suggest Allen or you can even try for Sarvottam. Allen is the only institute which takes care of all its medical student. If you are talking about IIT then you can choose between Vibrant or

Hi Laya,

You don't need so much time to worry about CAT exam preparation for MBA at IIMs. Since MBA syllabus comprises of Quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning and Data Interpretation, and verbal ability, a thorough preparation of 6-8 months is sufficient. However, since there will be some hiccups in your