NEETQuest: Pritam Bairagi

From consistent effort to conquering the exam - Insights from Pritam Bairagi on his journey of cracking the NEET UG exam
Pritam Bairagi , College of Medicine & Sagore Dutta Hospital, Kolkata, India (Admission Batch: 2021)
Pritam Bairagi , College of Medicine & Sagore Dutta Hospital, Kolkata, India (Admission Batch: 2021)
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Name: Pritam Bairagi

Birth Place: Delhi

  1. In which year you qualified NEET?
    I qualified NEET in 2021.

  2. College Name and admission batch

    College of Medicine & Sagore Dutta Hospital, Kolkata, India (Admission Batch: 2021)

  3. Why did you choose this profession?
    I chose this profession because of my passion for medicine and the desire to help others

  4. When did you actually start preparing for NEET?

    I started preparing for NEET in my drop year.

  5. Did you take any coaching? If yes, do you think coaching is necessary for clearing NEET?

    No, I did not take any coaching for NEET, and I believe coaching is not necessary for clearing the exam.

  6. How did you balance your school and NEET Preparation? Was it the same or you studied separately for NEET and the school examination?
    During my preparation, I did not balance school and NEET separately. I focused on overall studies and did not specifically segregate time for NEET or school exams.

  7. What were your sources during preparation for biology, physics, and chemistry?

    I used PW(Physicswallah) as a source for biology, physics, and chemistry during my preparation.

  8. Are NCERTs sufficient for cracking NEET? What's your opinion on this?
    In my opinion, NCERTs are sufficient for cracking NEET.

  9. What were the major challenges that you faced during preparation, and how did you tackle them?

    I did not face any major challenges during my preparation.

  10. Is it true that when you prepare for this exam, you have to devote 18 hours a day or something like that? Did you attend family functions or festivals, or were you always studying?

    I did not devote 18 hours a day to studying. I attended family functions and festivals without compromising my studies.

  11. How did you keep yourself motivated during your entire journey?

    I kept myself motivated by listening to motivational speeches by Sandeep Maheshwari.

  12. Did you use technology like social media or your phone during your preparation? How did you prevent yourself from Doomscroling?

    I did use technology, including social media and my phone, during my preparation. To prevent myself from doomscrolling, I set specific time limits and created a study routine.

  13. What do you think is the right time to start preparation for NEET?

    The right time to start preparation for NEET varies from person to person. It depends on when one feels ready and motivated.

  14. Till how many attempts should one give this exam? 

    The number of attempts one should give for NEET depends on their capability and circumstances.

  15. As the cost of pursuing an MBBS degree from a private university in India is very high, not everyone can afford it. What do you suggest someone do if they are unable to secure admission in a government college? Should they take a gap year or seek admission abroad for the same course?

    If someone is unable to secure admission in a government college and can afford it, they can consider pursuing MBBS abroad. Otherwise, taking a gap year can be an option.

  16. .Your Mantra for success

    My mantra for success is "Now or never."

  17. What advice would you like to give to NEET aspirants?
    I would advise NEET aspirants that studying alone is not enough; consistency is key to success.

(NEETQuest/PB)

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