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Career Counselling It’s okay if you don’t know what you want to do in future. Don’t buy into this narrative that you should have it all figured out when you turn 20. There are people in their 30s, 40s, and 50s who still don’t know what they want in life. So, don’t be tough on yourself. You don’t know what you want and that’s absolutely okay. However, that said, it’s important to spend time and energy in finding what you want to achieve in life, where you want your life’s direction to go, what you want to explore, what you enjoy doing, and what your “ideal” future looks like in your head. Making such an effort is essential to build an ideal future for yourself wherein you’re successful, happy and content. Get Professional Help Post their high school graduation, many students don’t usually know what to do next. In such a scenario, the majority choose what their parents or relatives suggest and others simply follow what their friends are doing. Of course, neither of these are the right wa...

Yes, you know the basics… Prepare and give NEET, rank better and get admission to a good medical college. In reality, though, this preparation process entails much more than what many students realize. You’re likely aware of numerous stories of students attempting multiple times and still failing to crack the entrance test. WHY? It isn’t necessarily because they aren’t working hard enough. It’s not about how hard the test is either. There are some fundamental reasons why this happens. This is why when you’re dreaming, planning and preparing to become a doctor, you need to consider various holistic aspects of this process. For one, is MBBS really for you? A lot many students steer in this direction because that’s what their parents want them to do or that’s what their friends are doing. If this is the case, unsurprisingly, the student will struggle to score well in the MBBS admission test. Beyond that, they would likely struggle in their college days because this is not what interests ...