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Hi Sudhir,
Guidelines to prepare for NEET exam :
-To ace the exam, you require the right approach along with the right study materials and strategy.
-Stay focused.
-Plan your preparation after knowing your strengths and weaknesses. You need to be organized and follow a time-table.
-Be thorough with books such as Ashish Gupta and Mudit Khanna. Internet will also be a huge source of information for you.
-You may even join coaching institutes to work on your fundamentals.
The strategy for success must include early, continuous and serious preparation.
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Thanx @manmeet.
Hussain, from your question it appears that you have allergy from studies and after dropping from engineering, looking for short cut to success. Let me tell you that there are two types of studies/courses; first is traditional diploma/degree in all the streams and second is vocational training. It is quite natural that all are not born with equal aptitude in studies and vocational training helps those who have some natural flair in certain works like technical repairing, machine operation, fashion designing, event management, marketing etc. You may choose any one of them as per your aptitude but remember you will never have a career equivalent to those who have good degrees from good institutions.
Therefore, you have following options:-
1. Go for some vocational training which are less in theoretical studies and more on hands-on practical teaching. Air conditioning & refrigeration, auto maintenance, mobile repair, TV repair, industrial safety etc are such courses and offered by ITIs and companies like Voltas, Maruti-Suzuki, Siemens, Philips, Samsung etc.
2. Complete your B.E. by re-motivating yourself and by putting hard work.
3. Become an entrepreneur and start some small scale business. If your family offers some kind of security, banks can give you loan up to 2-3 Lacs.
I hope it helps you in analyzing your options.

Hi Govind,
There are opportunities, but, it is advisable to pursue graduation before working as it will not hamper your promotion scope and opens up the window to more opportunities and growth in the field.
As a Chemical Engineering graduate you may work in :
1) Manufacturing and service industries such as food, materials, chemicals, plastics, power production, biotechnology, Tyre manufacturing, nanotechnology, mining process, mineral based industries, petrochemical, plants, pharmaceuticals, synthetic fibers, chemical engineering designs, nuclear energy, etc.
2) Defense establishment
3) Healthcare related research projects
4) Atomic power plants
5) Environment regulation
6) Recycling department
7) Power conservation projects
8) Laboratories and universities as a professor
9) If you are interested in government jobs then you have to clear Engineering Service Examinations conducted by the UPSC.
To help you further I would like to invite Excel Robin Agrawal .
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Hi,
1)
As Shiksha is an education portal and believes in unbiased guidance so it would be unfair to give any personal suggestion regarding any specific institute.
However, if you are planning to take admission, it is always advisable to keep in mind the various parameters before selecting any institute.
- Recognition
- Success Rate
- How old the institute is
- Course details
- Faculty
- Infrastructure
- Alumni/Student Feedback
- Fees
You may contact the institute officials personally for specific information before joining the institute.
2)
Regarding placements, every college / institute provide assistance to successfully pass out students. But, no institute can guarantee you placement as it entirely depends on your capabilities, utilization of skills, presence of mind, communication skills, etc.
To get the exact placement status, you may directly contact the institute's placement cell.
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