moxsh educon limited
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Why getting MBBS seat in India is very difficult?
Yes it is. Not from the studies point of view. But because of the limited no of seats.Take AIPMT’s example. There are about 6.5 lac candidates who appear for the exam and only 2800 get in. And god forbid if you are from general category then things get worse. The studying part is interesting. But the competition might kill that interest. Due to unavailability of seats, most of the people drop a year or two. Out of which hardly a few get into their desirous college. With the introduction of neet, things will get riskier. If on that particular day your brain doesnt work properly then you are doomed. Your life will depend on that one day. Those 3 hours. So you need to have your luck(60%) alongwith hardword(40%). I have seen some great students not being able to crack it and some of the average ones excelling at it on the basis of sheer luck. Also Admission is not guaranteed for average NEET scorers. They need to apply various universities and each university need some application money. which is nonrefundable. or very hard to get refund. And not just that. You must be aware of how much some of the private colleges charge. Their fee structure is a nightmare to parents. And if this is not enough, take the issue of management quota. It explains it all. The meritorious student’s seat being given to the people with rich daddy's.