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Hi Poonam, After receiving the MBA Admission gift for your dream B school, you need to think about the MBA money running in the range of Rs.17 to 30+ Lacs for IIM, ISB, SPJIMR, MDI, XLRI and other B high schools and you can put a big hole in your pocket. To alleviate the financial burden on the various categories of students, higher MBA colleges offer a number of MBA scholarships to their students in the first and second year of MBA studies. Special bursary schemes for Indian girls and women are also offered to promote gender diversity in the administration. MBA bursaries offered by top B-Schools in India are either Institute-sponsored, Corporate-sponsored or Government-sponsored. Conditional - To get an MBA scholarship is different for each category as B schools offer an MBA scholarship to their students who experience academic performance and overall performance and family financial background. Hope this helps!

Well you can join almost every field,
1 engineering ( B.Tech) by clearing JEE
2 MBBS by clearing NEET
3 civil services you can do it with any stream or course and You have to clear the respective exam.
4. You can go for banking sector.
5. Yo can do any Bachelor degree in some reputated college too. So, as you SEE you have a wide range of options so, I recommend you to decide first, what you wanna do, what you wanna be, where you SEE yourself after 3-4 years, and then decide the course according to your interest, calibre and Passion because in some extent you are goona do it your whole life, so you better have interest in it. Every field demand hardwork nothing is easy but nothing is difficult if you set a proper mindset choose wisely what you wanna do and whatever you choose excel in that field. I hope this will help you !
Thankyou!

The acceptance of a particular NEET score for MBBS admissions can vary depending on several factors, including the difficulty level of the exam, the number of applicants, and the availability of seats in medical colleges. Each year, the qualifying cutoff score for MBBS admissions is determined by the governing bodies responsible for medical education in the respective country (such as the Medical Council of India or the National Medical Commission in India). A score of 434 in NEET is a reasonably good score, but its sufficiency for securing an MBBS seat depends on the overall performance of other candidates and the availability of seats in medical colleges. To determine the chances of admission, you should research the cutoff scores of various colleges in previous years and consider consulting with educational authorities or career counselors who have access to up-to-date information. It's also worth noting that admission processes can differ between government and private medical colleges, and there may be additional criteria considered during the selection process, such as interviews or state-specific quotas. Therefore, it's important to thoroughly research the admission criteria of the colleges you are interested in. Ultimately, the decision regarding admission depends on the specific policies and regulations in place at the time of your application, which may change from year to year.