What after NEET exam 2020?
National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). NEET has emerged to become the single level entrance exams for medical courses in India. Every year lakhs of Indian students apply for the NEET exam to seek admissions in government medical college. But every year the competition is getting higher as the availability of seats are limited and the students are increasing every year and because of this, the cut off is continually increasing every year.
This year in the NEET exam approx. 15 lakh candidates appear for the exam. In India, the number of seats available for MBBS admission is nearly 75890, Which includes 26690 BDS seats and 52,700 AYUSH seats provided in government and private institutes across the country.
Soon after NEET exams are conducted, candidates are searching queries regarding NEET such as –
What after NEET Exam?
- What is the next step for students after clearing the NEET cut-off?
- What if the student doesn’t secure an MBBS seat in NEET 2020?
- What if a student doesn’t qualify the NEET 2020 Exam?
What is the next step for students after clearing the NEET cut-off?
On 26th Sep 2020 NTA release the official answer key of the NEET-UG exam. Candidates can download the answer key and check their answers after checking their answers candidates know their score and sure about their marks. They can estimate the cutoff of this year from the previous year cutoff and the level of the exam this year. If you are scoring good marks and you are pretty sure about yourself securing a seat in the government college then you can relax and wait to start the counselling process. You will be happy because yes you know that you are going to be a doctor.
The final result is expected before 12th October 2020. After the declaration of the result counseling process will start then the candidates need to prepare all the document which are required at the time counseling.
Documents Required for Counselling Process of NEET exam
Candidates must be aware of the basic documents required during the counseling sessions.
- One Valid ID proof
- Student NEET Admit Card 2020
- NEET Rank Letter of candidates
- Certificate and Mark sheet of 10th and 12th class.
- Domicile proof – only applicable on state quota seats
What if the student doesn’t secure an MBBS seat in NEET 2020?
Lakhs of Indian students apply for the NEET exam this year but only thousands of students get admission to government colleges due to high competition. Students who got admission to government colleges are lucky. Some students qualify for the NEET exam but don’t secure a seat in government colleges. They are looking for an option to study MBBS abroad because the fees in private colleges in India are very high and not everyone can afford this huge amount.
Study in Russia is one of the best options for the students who want to fulfill their dream of becoming a doctor without wasting 1 year in preparation again. Russia gives them more opportunities and a better educational system. In addition to this, MBBS in Russia is very affordable as compare to Indian private colleges. There is no donation fee in Russian medical universities. Russian government provides subsidies to International students to study in their country. For Indian students, there is a hostel facility and availability of Indian food in their mess. Students from India get a chance to explore the environment, culture of different countries. The medical universities in Russia are approved by MCI and WHO. Universities in Russia are more focusing on practical knowledge than theory and their professors are well experienced. They pay attention to each and every student in their lecture. Students can learn more in Russian medical universities then Indian colleges because there is all the updated technology.
What if a student doesn’t qualify for the NEET 2020 Exam?
Your life doesn’t end if you don’t qualify for the exam, students still have many options. Let’s discuss options available for students who don’t qualify for the NEET exam this year.
The first one is for those students who want to become a doctor and don’t mind to invest one more year in preparation for NEET Exam. They can start preparing for the exam with a new strategy based on this years’ experience.
The other option is for those students who don’t want to invest one more year in preparation for the NEET exam, yet want to pursue a career in the field of medicine. There are many options available for students such as – nursing, veterinary science, psychology, physiotherapy, pharmacy, nutritionist, medical transcription, and clinical research.
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