Scoring 180 marks in NEET puts you in a challenging situation for securing a seat in an MBBS program through the all-India quota or many state quota seats.

Consider pursuing a B.Sc..Many government colleges offer B.Sc. Nursing programs at affordable fees. You can find information about government nursing colleges in your state through their official websites or educational department websites.

These government colleges often have lower fees compared to MBBS. Research eligibility criteria and career options in these fields to see if they align with your interests.

Look into government colleges offering programs in allied health sciences like Medical Lab Technology, Radiography, or Optometry. These programs equip you with specialized skills for healthcare professions with good job opportunities and lower program fees.

While private medical colleges have higher fees, some offer scholarships based on merit or entrance exams. These scholarships can significantly reduce the financial burden. Research private medical colleges in your state or nearby regions that offer scholarships for NEET scores around your range.

If you are highly determined to pursue MBBS, consider re-attempting NEET after a year of dedicated preparation. Utilize resources like coaching institutes, mock tests, and previous year question papers to improve your score

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