Neet drop vs BSc Biotech vs Integrated MBA?

[Aftab]

I'm a 17‑year‑old female. I scored 75 % in 12th and I'm appearing for the re‑NEET this year, but the chances of clearing it are very slim. At the same time I have secured a seat in BSc Honours Biotechnology (with research) and an integrated BBA‑MBA at Banasthali Vidyapeeth. I'm torn between taking a drop for NEET and going straight into one of these courses. My brother says I should do the MBA because it offers a good‑paying job, while my uncle insists on biotechnology because of its scope. I'm exhausted thinking about this 24 × 7 and need advice.

[Ronit]

Don't drop, just keep going.

[Deepika]

There are many routes to become a doctor or work in biology.

[Anand]

Never take a drop unless you truly believe you can clear it on your own, not just because friends are saying so.

[Chiranjit]

There isn't a one‑size‑fits‑all answer. Think about where you want to be in the next 5‑10 years. If becoming a doctor is still your top goal and you're ready to put in another year of focused study, a drop could be worth it. But if biotech or an integrated MBA genuinely excite you, explore those options. Choose the path that matches your interests and long‑term goals, not just what others tell you.

[Govind]

I'm a final‑year BSc Biotechnology student. I'd recommend completing the core BSc first; after that you can pursue an MSc in Biotechnology or MSc in Bioinformatics. If you want to jump straight into a job, you can do an MBA right after BSc, or you can also do an MBA after your MSc. These courses have good pay in India and are in demand abroad, so they should help you.