NEET 25: Preparation Strategies and Drop Decision Guidance

The NEET exam may not happen for everyone, and the competition might increase due to partial drops and tough paper expectations.

### NEET 2022 Preparation: Complete vs Partial Drop Strategy
* 📅 The likelihood of NEET 2021 being conducted for all is **close to zero**, with strong indications that it will **not happen**.
* 🏫 The upcoming NEET 2022 is expected to have a **tougher paper** to prevent **score inflation**.
* 📈 The competition may not increase significantly, as many high-scoring students may have already reached their **potential**.
* 💭 Students scoring around **640-650** are advised to carefully consider whether to take a **complete or partial drop** for NEET 2022.
* 🎓 Complete drop is recommended for those confident they can **significantly improve their score**, have **supportive family**, and **no exam anxiety**.
* 📚 Partial drop is suggested for those close to the desired score, facing exam anxiety, or with **multiple previous drops**.
* ⚖ It's crucial to carefully weigh the decision, considering **personal circumstances and potential for improvement**.
* 💡 Additional videos will be released to provide guidance on **managing study time** and **creating secondary sources of motivation**.

How I created an earning source, you might have heard that admissions in coachings have decreased this year because obviously the government does not want now whom to give a drop, complete whom to give a partial drop, this tendency of taking partial drops will be managed from there, Charms, there is no intro today, you guys were continuously messaging me asking, Brother, if NEET does not happen for everyone, will the paper of T 25 be very tough? Will the competition increase a lot because those who

There are children with 630 and 640 marks who are taking the drop, so I am going to answer all these things in today's video. Whatever children are waiting for July 18th for the result of NEET, they should just leave hope because I have given up. I don't think there is even a one percent chance that NEET will happen for everyone, and I also don't think that it will happen at any center now because as per the reports submitted by CBSE and IIT Madras there in the Supreme Court.

After that, chances are that suddenly the proofs are gone from us. Now, through which we can prove that the data given by the ATA is wrong. Okay, the paper that has been leaked has been done through electronic media or is localized, so the CBI has clearly stated that no paper leak has happened through any electronic device. This means that the paper is localized. They have also said that the paper is only at one center in Bihar.

If it is written, then I don't think that the exam will be conducted at that center in Bihar because if there is only one center, I don't think even the Supreme Court will say to go and take the exam at that center. But for the NEET for All chance, it completely becomes zero because the CBI has said that the electronic device's paper leak did not happen. And when the NEET happened during the CBI's time, the main point in it was this.

It was said there that we cannot trace everyone because there are envelopes for electronic devices, and write through paper. Even IIT Madras' report is not clear to me at all, on what basis they have said that practices involving goods are not involved at all. They said that the rank curve is showing a bell curve, which is normal. Assume it is normal, but you

Compare it and see, at 200 and 300, the increase will be visible to you. You don't know your rank. How are you normalizing it? And if you also raise this point in the Supreme Court, the NTA has already answered it. They have said in the affidavit that the rank inflation you are seeing is because there was a reduction in the syllabus by 25%. So, from their side, it is very clear. The government is clear, the CBI is clear that no paper was leaked.

And even if it happened, it was very localized, in very small amounts, and we don't have any proof that we can present against it, so the need for all is absolutely zero now. If you are thinking of preparing for T 25, then it will be a completely wrong decision. You should start your studies as soon as possible. Whoever is getting a seat in T 24, most probably, it's yours.

Counseling will start, so take whatever seat you get. Start preparing for T 25 as soon as possible because you have already wasted a lot of time, okay? It's going to end on July 18th, and if you haven't started preparation yet, the sooner you start, the better for you. If you are a dropper, Batch 3.2 has been launched. You can join it now for just 4400.

What it is, and if you are a student of the 11th, you can join the Arjuna NEET 3.0 batch, which you will get for ₹42. In both these batches, you will get top educators, so there is no problem with quality, everyone teaches well. After each class, you will receive DPP which you can solve so that your concepts remain clear. According to the schedule, your ATES and tests will continue, and that is why you will stay competitive, which is very important right now.

Whoever goes to prepare now, if he goes out of the competition, thinks that I am alone doing well, then he will fall far behind. In addition, doubts will also be solved here, and the best thing is that with all the batches, your modules are available, so you will not need to take the mod view of other coachings separately. So, the link to these batches will be available to you in the description. You can use my code.

Can you come to 150? You will get an extra discount there, okay. Now, the doubt you were asking me whether the NEET 25 paper will be tough, so look, the paper will be tough and it should be because obviously the government does not want what happened with the NTS this year to happen because whether or not a lot has happened, the NTR has changed, okay. The government had formed a new body in which there will be reforms in the NTS.

Internal reforms must have taken place, which you may not be aware of, alright, so there is a change and change will also come in next year's paper. That's why you can keep hope that the paper will be tough, will come at a good level, and they would want the cut-off to be as high as the inflation is happening, not less than that. Even the Supreme Court is not like that it will leave the NTA without saying anything because it is also showing there that if there is inflation, then it will guide NTA to make changes and.

Make the paper in such a way that the cut-off is low, inflation is low, and make a good level paper, but no matter what kind of paper you make, it is certain that it will not give chances out of ATET NCERT, so if you have a strong concept of NCERT and strong concepts, no matter what kind of paper comes, you will score well. Relative score means here it is not like I need 650, your rank should be good in every paper, this should be your concern, so if you do NCERT well.

If you create the concept well, then whatever the paper is like, it should not be your concern. Just focus on preparation now. The sad part is for those who scored very well this year but still won't get selected because there are states with high cutoffs like in Bihar, where many children won't get selected even at 640-645. So, if those children have to take a drop, if their heart is saying to do it now, listen to your heart here. Don't come under anyone's pressure, don't come on my saying, don't come under any influencer's influence.

Listen to your heart. Are you worthy of taking another drop? Did you see improvement in the attempt you made? Do you still have scope for improvement? If so, then go ahead for another drop and prepare with the hope that everything will be fine for the next year, and what happened this year will not happen. If you really want to do MBBS, if it truly comes from the heart, then if I give you a year, everything will be fine with me next year.

It will happen because the higher power is watching, alright. So, with this hope, you can go because whoever is in my acquaintance is around, preparing right now with this hope. With the same hope, I would also give you this tip that with a positive hope, you can prepare. If you only want to do MBBS, that is your real goal, alright. And if these things don't change, then you can do whatever you want to do. You can give yourself a chance because there is no mistake in it.

Whatever has happened, it is a mistake from the NTA's side, a mistake from the government's side, and you should assume that the cut-off will go high, and accordingly, you should put in all your effort to study. Don't slow down; this should not happen that if it comes to 640 or 645, you slow down because that might be the reason you don't get selected next year. Now, the other thing you were asking is that, brother, the competition will increase a lot, right? It will increase if the paper's difficulty level changes suddenly.

It's not okay. So, those who have scores of 640 and 630 this year will perform better next year because the level of the paper will remain the same as they encountered this year. But you should consider that many of those with scores of 640 and 630 might be individuals who have taken multiple drops and have already reached their maximum potential. So, if they are scoring 640 or 630, then increasing the score for them from here will not be that easy. This is also a point for those scorers who are afraid that.

Brother, we only have 500. How will we compete with them? So don't think negatively, stay positive, and see that it's not just those with 640 or 630 who take drops. You must have heard that admissions in coaching centers have decreased significantly this year. So the new children coming for NEET are also not many this year. Many children are not willing to come for NEET this year. Looking at the cut-off in NEET, it is possible that these two things may cancel each other out, and the cut-off that is.

So either it remains the same or decreases, okay, thinking about how we can defeat that 640 guy, how we will compete with him, don't think about all this, okay, if you have to give NEET, have to do MBBS, then try with a positive mindset to attempt it. I hope that everything will be normal next year, that's why I am telling you this, okay, if it doesn't work out, then after that, whatever you have to do, you have given your best, there will be no mistake in it, then you.

Will you be able to accept it easily that it's the fault of the system, not mine, that I have given my best, but the government's mistake. But thinking that suppose the cutoff goes down next year and you haven't prepared, you should have done it mentally, but you are not preparing because of this fear that who knows the cutoff might increase a lot, go up to 680, and if the cutoff remains the same next year or goes down, then you will regret a lot, so it's better if you just want to do MBBS.

If you have the mindset, you can now decide who should take a complete drop and who should take a partial drop. Let's discuss this first. Understand, if you are confident that next year you will score more than 650 or 660, then it's fine. Your maximum potential has not been reached yet. This is something coming from your heart. You are not saying that let me not talk from the top. You know that I can reach 650 or 660. If I work hard for a year.

Was this your first attempt or second attempt? You don't have any anxiety issues that make you scared when the paper is about to come. You fall sick during the exam time and at the end, these issues are not with you. If your family is supportive, tell them that trying each attempt is not a problem. So, you can go for a complete drop, okay. But remember, if you opt for a complete drop and you are scoring well.

No matter what score you are at, there is absolutely no chance of slowing down. Don't think that since I have already scored 640, I just need to increase a few marks and I can do it easily in a year. It won't be like that, okay? The higher you go, the harder it becomes to increase the score, especially when you have taken multiple drops. Your potential has reached its peak, so don't make this mistake. If you are going for a complete drop, go with full potential.

Prepare yourself so that next year you have no regrets, even if the cutoff is 680, and you have scored 670, stay above that. The second point is if you are lacking in any one of these, it means you are afraid of exams. You prepare well for the exam, but when the day of the paper comes, you get scared, your paper gets ruined, or you have taken multiple drops and you are thinking you cannot improve.

In that case, you should go for a partial drop. Okay, don't think about how you will prepare with a partial drop. You already have a good score. Okay, what you need is just revision and tests, and for that, you just need to have time. If you can spare even 5 hours daily, you will score well. If you are already at 600, 580, 590, then you can go for a partial drop because what benefit will it bring? Your parents are also worried, isn't it?

Only you are scared. Even your parents are scared about your future. If they are scared, they will also work. Let's say a child is doing a course, he has a degree, then it's fine. You also have anxiety about a future. If things don't work out, what will you do? You will have a backup option, so you won't be as scared as you would be without a backup plan. If you go without a backup plan, you will feel scared. If you have a problem with being scared, anxiety happens to you.

Alright, so can you do this now? Many children will think, Brother, we have to go to college every day, how will we manage classes? So, look, proxies are used in college, alright? Proxies are used everywhere. Your attendance will be managed from there. As for the rest, to pass the semester, brother, you have to study. You have to study. But if you study even for 10 days a week before the semester, you will pass the semester. Alright, if you study for a week before the semester, you will pass the semester. Let's go, alright, there is no need to top.

There is no need to pass there. If you study the syllabus and remember the questions, you will pass. NEET will be held on the 25th, before the university exam, which requires about a month of preparation. So, if your NEET is done before that, you won't have to worry. Therefore, if you want to go for a partial drop, you can just remember this much.

Choose a college where there is no bond, it's okay because the same thing is when you leave college, it can cause you trouble, nothing else can cause you trouble, okay, who should not drop, see if your marks are far from the cutoff, even if you have taken many multiple drops, your cutoff is far from your marks, then you should not drop because you have already taken multiple drops, you have already scored well, so now.

First, there was pressure with fear, now there is fire as well. Who knows, brother, the cut-off may increase with this. It could be very hard for you to score with this, so if you are far from the cut-off, multiple drops have already happened to you, then you should not drop. Also, there are many children who do not have to do MBBS, just because of family pressure, peer pressure, they are preparing for exams. So, you absolutely.

MBBS preparation should not be done if it does not come from their heart or if it is not their passion. If they are just following the crowd or just giving the exam, they should not waste any time in it. They should focus on what they want to do, the degree they want to pursue, and invest their time in that. They should move away from here as soon as possible. So, this is the best advice that I can give you through this video. I know it will take time.

Whatever has happened to process, but do it slowly and sit in preparation as you come into preparation, slowly you will forget things and I will make some more videos that will help you. Those who are going to take partial drops or those who are going to take drops should get good scores because in my time, 587 was a good score, which should have been achieved, but it was not achieved, so at that time I myself.

How did I tackle you, I will explain in that how I created a source of earning, I will tell you all in that video so that you have a secondary motivation to stay with you that come on I am earning or I am doing a partial drop, so the time you have is not like that, if you study all day, you will not be able to read 640 pages a day, it is not possible, okay, so how to manage that, I will make a video for that, you watch it, so let's meet.

Will NEET 2025 Be Tough‼️CUT Off 680+😨? Re-NEET Chances Zero 🥹| Partial drop or Complete Drop✅

Avinash Sharma

The chances of NEET happening for everyone are close to zero according to the CBI reports.

The CBI stated that there was no electronic device's paper leak, leading to a significant impact on the possibility of the exam taking place for all candidates.

The normalization of ranks and the reduction in syllabus are the key points highlighted in the NTA's affidavit, providing clarity on the rank inflation issue.

Start your T 25 exam preparation as soon as possible, as the competition is fierce and time is running out.

New batches have been launched for droppers and 11th-grade students, offering top educators and study materials.

The upcoming T 25 exam is expected to be challenging, with the government implementing reforms, so be prepared for a tough paper and high cut-off scores.

If you have a strong grasp of NCERT concepts, you can perform well regardless of the exam's difficulty.

Consider taking a drop if you believe you have room for improvement and are truly dedicated to pursuing MBBS.

It's important to maintain your effort in studying, as the cutoff scores may continue to rise.

Keep in mind that the competition may increase, but those who have already reached their maximum potential may find it difficult to significantly improve their scores.

Considering a Complete or Partial Drop for NEET Exam

Many students are hesitant to take the NEET exam this year, potentially affecting the cutoff scores.

The decision to take a complete or partial drop should be based on confidence in achieving a higher score next year.

Taking a complete drop requires full potential and dedication to avoid plateauing at a high score.

Advice for Exam Preparation and Future Planning

Staying just above the cutoff score can help avoid regrets, while considering a partial drop if feeling unprepared for exams.

Having a backup plan for the future can help reduce anxiety about the unknown.

Managing time effectively and using proxies for college attendance can aid in balancing exam preparation.

Advice for Those Considering MBBS Preparation

There is a warning about the potential increase in the cut-off for MBBS admission, so dropping a year may not be a good idea.

It is advised not to pursue MBBS preparation unless it is a true passion, rather than succumbing to external pressures.

Instead, individuals should focus on their true interests and invest their time accordingly.