What do first-year medical students say they wish they had known before joining?
The finish line of NEET is the start of a new kind of study. Here is what to prepare for, with honest limits on what we can say.
Choosing a path, interviews, first jobs and switching.
The finish line of NEET is the start of a new kind of study. Here is what to prepare for, with honest limits on what we can say.
Cost is only one part of it. A way to compare seats on paper, plus what to ask your family before the choice-filling deadline.
Not a consolation prize. A list I wish somebody had made me write before results, not after.
A journalist mama, a lawyer masi and a CA family friend answered my annoying questions. These are notes, not advice.
Class 11, PCB. At every family function someone says "if NEET doesn't work, abroad is there", usually after a pause and a sip of tea. I can't tell if this is real advice or a polite way of changing the subject. I tried r
I'm in class 12, PCM, in Patna. Honestly, I'm not sure about engineering colleges because of money, and I've always liked the idea of the armed forces: the uniform, the discipline, and a steady life. My uncle's friend wa
Okay, honest question and a bit of a vent. I'm in class 11, PCM, and I hate chemistry, but that isn't the whole story. The thing I actually like is game design. I spend hours designing levels in a free game editor, I've
Some say a plan B is weak commitment, others say having none makes every mock feel like life or death. How to hold a backup plan sensibly.
A map of paths that connect to the same NCERT base, without false promises. Where each leads, and how to check the route officially.
A class 12 attempt at being rational about a decision that mostly runs on vibes and relatives' opinions.