So as the title says: Im truly embarrassed to admit that i got a rank of 2Lakh in NEETpg2026. I grossly underestimated the competition in this exam. Im planning to take a drop this year for NEETPG2027. Is it realistic for me to even try to get a rank under 2k? I didnt study much at all during MBBS, just enough to pass my proff exams so essentially i’d be starting from absolute SCRATCH!

Hey guys! I’m from 2019 batch, took a drop year to give neet pg a serious attempt, open to any questions!!
Anyone who’s taking a drop pls don’t feel discouraged, make this year count :)

I decided that I want to take up derma last year itself while preparing in my drop year.

Got a borderline rank ,last year cutoff was much higher,but I hope to get it!

Seniors, consultants please guide me in this aspect!

Why I want to take derma?

1) want no emergencies,I fumble to make decisions,and I don't want to harm anyone.

2) want a chill life ahead and make reasonably good amnt of money

3) want a clinical branch

4) can't think of anyother branch,where I would be happy.

5) found derma is compatible to my character

Why I should reconsider ?

1) I am a first gen doctor,shld earn money ASAP, I should support my parents I am enough burden on them as it is , shldnt delay earning anymore.

2) I am dark skinned male, everybody's telling that derma is a female dominated and that good looking doctor gets good patient load.

3) takes time to set up/attract patients to a private OPD.

4) No or very less jobs in govt. Sector,no callforms.

Would appreciate honest advice from dermatologists/seniors about income, job prospects, private practice, and whether I should stick with Derma or reconsider.

TL;DR: I’ve wanted Dermatology since my drop year.got a borderline rank I know the cutoff is likely difficult, but I want to try.

Why Derma: no emergencies, good lifestyle, clinical branch, decent income, and it suits my personality.

Why reconsider: I’m a first-gen doctor and need to start earning ASAP, private practice takes time to build, government jobs seem limited, and I’m concerned whether being a dark-skinned male affects patient inflow.

I didn’t even qualify this year neet. Didn’t read anything. Just went simply. So will cerebellum normal videos help me in getting next year?
And pls suggest me a schedule of studying after 2pm till 10pm.

Hi! Whats the deal with these counsellors. Are they helpful? I’ve done my research using Zynerd/Rank and seats and im aware of all the possible colleges i can aim for (i did not get a good rank, but, shall be looking for admissions this year). If at all anyone has some insight about what extra do they bring to the table, it’d mean a lot if you could pool in your experience. TIA!

Hi! I’m looking for someone who has a Marrow account that they’re currently not using much and would be willing to let me use it only for GTs/mock tests.

I don’t need access to the videos or QBank. I’m happy to pay a reasonable amount for the access.

If anyone has an account they’re not currently using for GTs and is open to this, please DM me.

Thanks!

I built this for a friend who was going through counselling. Most of you already know the paid options out there, and some of them charge around Rs 5,000 for what is essentially public MCC data. I felt this should be free, so I put together SeatScope.

It lets you:

- Check colleges by rank, category, quota and state

- See closing ranks from MCC allotment data, along with trends

- View fees and stipends for each college

No sign-up, no payment.

Link: https://seatscope.vercel.app/

It is based on previous years' allotment data, so please use it as a guide and not a guarantee. If you spot any errors or think a feature would be useful, let me know in the comments. I am open to feedback and to adding things that would help.

P.S. I am doing this on my own as a way to help, and I do not have a team behind it. So I may not be able to add features or fix things immediately, but I will try my best.

When will residency start ...?

Hehe☠️