Can I prepare for NEET while doing regular B.Sc or BBA? I have done 12th standard.

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Harshit Jain
8 years ago
Yes, you can prepare for NEET while doing B.Sc or BBA. B.Sc will help you more in preparing for nNEEt as it is related to science subjects and you will get deeper knowledge about subjects. Also, you can join weekend classes for NEET preparation so that you can prepare well. All the best.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
7 years ago
Yes, you can prepare for NEET while doing B.Sc or BBA. B.Sc will help you more in preparing for NEET, as it is related to Science subjects and you will get deeper knowledge about subjects. Also, you can join weekend classes for NEET preparation so that you can prepare well.

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Vikas Tiwari
8 years ago
Yes, you can. But I don't think of it as a good option but if you want to prepare for NEET so do take a drop and prepare with full instinct and put your heart in your preparation. I would only suggest that you only focus on one, I know it looks like bitter gourd juice, but it is true.

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Sharma Sakshi
7 years ago
See, to be clear you can't manage both B.Sc and NEET together. There is a saying that do not put each foot on different boats. So I suggest that do not mess up with 2 different courses. Just be clear about what is your goal, it is either B.Sc or getting MBBS through NEET. But remember one thing, you

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Pradip Ku Sahu
8 years ago
Yes, you can, but it is difficult to manage time, Along with B.Sc/BBA, you may prepare for NEET ICAR, JEE, etc.

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Dr  Swastik Sahu
8 years ago
Yes, definitely, you can. In fact many students prepare for NEET along with B.Sc. But you also need to consider that you will have to manage your B.Sc. Semester and attendance.

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jyoti goel
8 years ago
Yes, you can. But, it will need great time management, and double the labor, since your NEET is a tough competition, and you simultaneously you will have to take care of your semester exams as well.

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8 years ago
Yes, you can. Many students do this and I have seen that they are ultimately successful.

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