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I'm a PCB (Physics, Chem, Biology) student with very low scores in NEET practice exams. I have my CET in 10 days and NEET in a month. I dont feel like studying and honestly I haven't even completed my syllabus but I still urge to get into some good job rather than doing MBBS and stuff to feed my family like good paying jobs

Less score in neet and cet dont expect ending up in mbbs or stuff

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Thank you comment icon Hi Swarali, this is a good question but needs a few more details! You used a few acronyms that I want to confirm with you. Is "PCB" physics, chemistry, and biology? NEET and CET are types of exams, correct? Gurpreet Lally, Admin
Thank you comment icon Yes mam phy chem bio and also i m giving 3 exams CET NEET and CUET Swarali
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Hi Swarali, if you're finding NEET scores challenging, many other career paths use your science background without focusing only on medical degrees. These include fields like engineering, biotechnology, pharmacy, nursing, and other health sciences, as well as areas like food technology, nutrition, and forensic science.

Here's a closer look at some options:

1. **Biotechnology/Bioengineering**: These areas mix biology and engineering, great for students with a science background.
- **Agricultural Engineering**: Uses engineering in farming, where science skills are valuable.

2. **B.Sc/B.Tech in Biotechnology**: This studies how biology can be used in industry and research.
- **Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Immunology**: These degrees give a strong base in biology.
- **Food Biotechnology**: Uses biology to make better food.
- **Environmental Biotechnology**: Uses biology to clean up the environment.

3. **Paramedical and Allied Health Sciences**:
- **Nursing**: B.Sc, ANM, and GNM programs offer different nursing education levels.
- **Physiotherapy**: B.P.T. and B.Sc in Physiotherapy prepare for careers in physical therapy.
- **Medical Laboratory Technology**: Teaches how to do and understand lab tests.

4. **Nutrition and Dietetics**: Focuses on creating healthy diets and managing nutrition.

Key things to think about when choosing a path:

- **Career Goals**: Pick a career that matches your interests and strengths.
- **Entrance Exams**: Some fields need specific entrance tests, like JEE for engineering.
- **University Options**: Many universities offer these programs with different learning and research options.
- **Networking and Internships**: Internships and meeting professionals can help with career choices and job opportunities.
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If you're a PCB student searching for well-paying paths beyond MBBS, there are exciting options to consider. Courses like B.Sc. Nursing, BPT (Physiotherapy), B.Sc. in Medical Lab Technology, Radiology, Anesthesia Technology, or Operation Theatre Technology are highly sought after by hospitals and clinics. You can also look into B.Sc. Biotechnology, Genetics, Nutrition & Dietetics, or Forensic Science, which can lead to opportunities in research labs, pharmaceutical companies, and government jobs. For those interested in technology, Bioinformatics or Healthcare IT (often through B.Sc. plus certifications) can open doors to rewarding careers in healthcare data and software. Many of these programs are available at respected Indian universities or paramedical institutes, often with strong placement support.
Thank you comment icon I appreciate this, thank you for the advice. Swarali
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