Hi ankush
First of all for qualifying neet exam for general category you have to score 50% and for obc and sc/st category 40% each so according to this you have not qualified for neet.
Dropping an year will not give you assurity but if you really wanted to be a doctor then you should try for it after all it all depends on your hard work.
Thank you

Dear Student,
You will hardly get any govt college with this marks. Good luck for next year. Prepare well for NEET 2019.

This is what you have to do for better preparation of NEET :-

Know the complete syllabus.Make a timetable. Divide syllabus in such a way that you can study it whole by November 2018.Gather NCERTs and reference books to prepare for NEET 2019.
Start preparing by covering theory from NCERTs first, then more on same topic from reference book.Solve multiple choice questions from reference books.Keep taking notes throughout study process.Around October, start solvingprevious year papers. Initially you may find them tough, but then you will get familiar.Solve mock tests, sample papers also.If you are appearing for board exams, then devote January-February for board exams also. Simultaneously keep revising and preparing.If you find any topic tough in NEET 2019 syllabus, reach out to teachers so that you can understand that topic quickly.


With still ample time remaining, students start to get lazy and procrastinate thinking they have a lot of time. It is important for candidates to lay a groundwork for achieving their goal. In order to ensure success, a combination of hard and smart work is the key. You should start channelizing your energy towards preparing for the exam. Follow these tips to ensure that you make the best of your time in the upcoming years.

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