For VITEEE preparation, there are some good online coaching platforms you can check out. Aakash BYJU’S, Unacademy, Vedantu, and Physics Wallah all offer online courses that cover the VITEEE syllabus. These platforms provide video lectures, mock tests, practice questions, and doubt solving sessions. You can choose the one that suits your learning style and budget.

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If you are truly focused on becoming a doctor and are ready to study seriously, then taking a complete drop can be a good option. Since you didn’t prepare properly this year, you can use the drop year to study well and aim for a better NEET score.

But if you are not fully sure about taking a drop or are interested in a career in Forensic Science, then BSc Forensic Science is also a good option with its own career scope.

So, decide based on your interest and confidence in preparing for NEET again.

Hope it helps !

Hello student,

For JEE mains preparation There are three subjects Physics, chemistry and And maths with 90 question,30 question per subject and Exam is for 300 marks Total.

Class 11 and 12 th physics, chemistry and Maths subjects are there .for exam preparation keep daily Target to finish 2-3 Chapters .give weekly mock test for better prepration,and keep going on daily 6 to 7 hours study .

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Here is the link where you can get detailed timetable to prepare for JEE Mains : Timetable of JEE Main Aspirants with School .

Hope it helps !

Hi dear candidate,

Each state conducts it's own NMMS exam that is usually conducted in the months of December, January and February. So, it will depend on your state for the exam dates like in Gujarat the NMMS exam is expected to take place on 20th December 2025.

For more exam details and preparation, kindly refer to our official links given below:

NMMS 2025 Exam - Dates, Application, Admit Card, Question Papers, Result

NMMS Scholarship 2025-26: Application Form, Eligibility, Dates, Exam Pattern, Syllabus

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Hello Saniya,

If you have completed BSc 1st year in the 2021-2022 session, have taken a drop to prepare for NEET, and in 2025 secured an admission for MBBS then the papers required from your previous college and medical college are:

From your First College (BSc):

• Transfer Certificate (TC): To indicate that you formally left the previous college.
• Migration Certificate: If your BSc College was affiliated to a different university or board.
• Character / Conduct Certificate: It'll be generated from the principal of your BSc college.
• Mark Sheet/ Passing Certificate: For 1st year BSc (if applicable).

For MBBS Admission: NEET Admit Card & Score Card, Class 10 & 12 Mark Sheets and Passing Certificates, Domicile Certificate (if applicable), Caste Certificate & EWS Certificate (if applicable), Passport-size Photographs, Photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, etc.), Allotment Letter from MCC/State Counseling and Medical Fitness Certificate (in prescribed format)

You're starting your JEE preparation with limited time and no proper guidance which is common but manageable if you stay consistent and follow a smart plan. Since you have 1 hour 15 minutes in the morning and 4 hours in the evening the key is to focus on both class 11 and class 12 syllabi together because JEE Main includes questions from both years.

In physics focus on mechanics thermodynamics and waves from class 11 and current electricity magnetism electrostatics optics and modern physics from class 12. These chapters carry high weightage and form the base for many other topics. In chemistry study mole concept chemical bonding thermodynamics and equilibrium from class 11. From class 12 focus on electrochemistry chemical kinetics coordination compounds aldehydes ketones and biomolecules. For maths start with trigonometry quadratic equations sequences and series and permutations and combinations from class 11. From class 12 focus on calculus vectors and 3D geometry probability and matrices.

Use your morning time from 530 am to 645 am for revision solving previously covered questions and going through error logs or flashcards. This time is best used for light but effective work like quick question-solving and recalling formulas. In the evening from 7 pm to 11 pm spend the first hour reading theory from one subject then spend 45 minutes solving questions from that chapter. After a short 15 minute break use the next hour for previous year questions and mock test practice. In the last 45 minutes watch explanation videos in Telugu for any doubts or difficult concepts and then plan what to study the next day.

For Telugu explanation videos you can follow physics wallah telugu which covers physics chemistry and maths clearly and for free. Other useful channels are nerdy creator telugu telugu medico tutorials for chemistry and aakash edutech telugu. These channels explain in simple Telugu and are student-friendly without rushing the content.

Do not waste time switching between too many sources. Stick to ncert for chemistry and practice as many questions as you can. Solve at least 10 years of previous papers and keep an error notebook to track mistakes. Apps like physics wallah and embibe can help you take topic-wise tests and analyse your weak areas.

For JNVST class9 preparation in 2026 you can start with free or very low-cost resources available online Websites like Selfstudys.com offer free mock tests, previous year paper and study materials in both English and Hindi You can also use the All Rounder BSS wpp  which provide free  quizzes, notes, and test series. TCY Online is another platform  you can take full mock tests for free. If you’re looking for a paid course around 100 keep an eye on platforms like The Speedy Brains or SD campus which sometimes offer heavy discounts or free trial classes. These resources are more than enough to prepare effectively at a very low cost

Several CLAT coaching institutes offer correspondence courses or study material packages for aspirants who prefer self-study or are unable to attend traditional classroom programs. These correspondence materials typically include study guides, practice questions, and mock tests covering the entire CLAT syllabus.

Look for coaching centers like CLAT Possible, T.I.M.E., and Paradygm Law that offer correspondence courses or online learning programs.

By leveraging the correspondence materials available and adopting a disciplined approach, you can effectively prepare for the CLAT exam from home.

For help visit CLAT 2026

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If you drop out of B.Sc. in 2nd year and prepare for NEET, it won’t cause any issue in NEET counselling, as long as you have the necessary documents from your Class 10 and 12. Your B.Sc. enrollment or dropout status is not mandatory in NEET UG counselling

Code 5 or 6 – Only for students pursuing/completing B.Sc.

As you're dropping bsc so you should not select a code related to graduation (like B.Sc.), because your admission is based on your 12th marks in PCB, not B.Sc .

If there's a gap year (e.g., dropping out of B.Sc. and then NEET prep), some state counselling authorities may ask for a notarized Gap Certificate explaining what you did during that year.

Your B.Sc. college documents are not mandatory.

No need to show B.Sc. mark sheet, TC from B.Sc. college, or reason for dropping out.