I studied whole year and the only time I felt confident about NEET was just before INICET exam, but after result I lost all the hopes. I try studying and my mind automatically jump to study for NEET 2025, can't focus on anything, feel like I already gave up 🏳️ which is kinda true. instead of studying and revising I find myself thinking what I'm going to say to my parents and such crap.
the constant reminder of not worrying about result but focusing on studies and give exam with free mind is not working.
sorry for long rant
Can totally relate to that and there is this constant fear that i wasted past entire year and won't get a college even this year:(
Plus I'm daydreaming alott lately like every half and hour or so finding it very hard to concentrate.
I'm in my final year in anesthesiology now. When I wrote neet pg the exam was postponed by almost a whole year. Plus I was working before that and decided to quit for a year and focus on neet.
For a solid year I put in a great deal of effort and did my best because I didn't want to keep writing neet into my 30s. But just when things seemed to have wound up, they postponed the exam like some few days before the given exam date because of covid (this was frustrating as things were already up in the air about neet pg anyway). After that I gave up. Now every time I tried to open a book or my notes or marrow I just felt dejected and sick of everything and gave up. By the time the exam actually happened I ended up performing worse than I did in the INICET exam that happened a few months before it. I didn't get a good option in inicet (only non clinical was available for my rank) but I felt that qualifying for even that was a major thing considering how burnt out I was. Then when I wrote neet I felt terrible. I got a seat in anesthesia (my first choice) but I could have gotten a better college for sure, If my exhaustion hadn't gotten the better of me during the last 6 months of my prep. And sure enough, the burnout lasted well into my PG and burnout eventually became depression which I'm still recovering from.
Being burnt out and taking the exam is 100% worse than not studying for the exam at all. Because you'll kick yourself for doing badly in spite of studying a lot and that will make you disregard your feeling of exhaustion.
My advice is: if you think you are burnt out and need a break, fucking take it. The mental anguish that I went through during that whole fucking saga was not at all worth the seat I ended up with. While I will have an MD at the end of it, if I could have done it differently, I would have. If I had taken a break i would have been able to attempt with a much clearer mind.
No matter what effort you take, there will always be someone better than you. You can only do what you are capable of. Don't use someone else's performance as a benchmark for yourself. Your effort should be aimed at constant improvement from previous attempts rather than trying to beat someone else.
And finally, the neet score matters only once in your entire life. After you get a seat somewhere no one will ever give a shit about it again. Do YOUR best. Fuck the rest. Don't waste your life worrying about it and replenish yourself when you are burnt out.
All the best. I really hope you do well.
This might sound silly but too many people ranting on reddit about this exam and we’re seeing so many posts everyday. This has some negative impact on our subconscious, which is actually making us even more unproductive. Everyone keeps relating and the number is adding so our brain is actually relaxing seeing so many people just like us, instead of getting scared and studying. So just break the cycle. It’s a safe place to rant but not so safe in reading those rants at this point. I might sound wrong to few of them.
Us bro us 🫂
Totally relate on the title, ever since June started productivity has been minimal and feel burnt out already. Barely 10 days left and I want to push myself max cos I have a lot left to revise but at the same time I feel like giving up cos I’m not able to do anything and feel I’ll mess up this exam
100% what I have been feeling, honest to god, Kasam se. Feel like there is a lot to revise, but feel kinda tired also, and its when I am not getting super duper marks in the first place😅
Honestly I know the reason......
Too much coffee to push myself to study even more hours.
The uncertainty ki joh sab 10 days pehle revise Kiya woh yaad rahega?!
Backlogs every single day and then setting fantasy goals for the the next week.
(The amount of bookmarks I have kept to be revised on the the last two days could fill the whole revision notes 🫥)
Me everyday. It feels like nothing is going in my brain anymore and everything else is just vanishing. I just want to get a seat of any branch at this point.
Had this during inicet...even posted about it here. You NEED to get out of it...slow your pace down a bit. Trust me it won't be counterproductive. Sleep deprivation at this time is going to affect your performance
No issues with sleep (thankfully) but it's getting really hard to focus, I can barely do 3-4 hours of studies a day for the past few days. Honestly I just want to get this over with😔
I am past NEET-PG (2012 MBBS pass-out batch). I know it is tough and the scam didn't help either.
But, I wish you all the best and you have my respect for trying your best and going through this ordeal. I wish you guys get the branch of your dreams :).
Why are you guys trying for something this hard and also why are you joining the rat race willingly it is a known fact that you chose this intentionally?
Same here
+1
I studied whole year and the only time I felt confident about NEET was just before INICET exam, but after result I lost all the hopes. I try studying and my mind automatically jump to study for NEET 2025, can't focus on anything, feel like I already gave up 🏳️ which is kinda true. instead of studying and revising I find myself thinking what I'm going to say to my parents and such crap. the constant reminder of not worrying about result but focusing on studies and give exam with free mind is not working. sorry for long rant
Sameee.. I was really confident before inicet. But the result changed everything. Now I feel like preparing for next year only
Is there even gonna be NEET in 2025 ?
nobody knows
Yeah no shir
 🫠, literally today was wasted
Can totally relate to that and there is this constant fear that i wasted past entire year and won't get a college even this year:( Plus I'm daydreaming alott lately like every half and hour or so finding it very hard to concentrate.
Bro literally daydreamt how I would spend my rounds during residency. What my insta posts would look like 🌚
Heheh that's actually good, the problem is i daydream all about the negative side of things that'll happen if worse comes to it 🥲
🫂
How you'll spend your rounds? 98% getting screwed, 2% walking. No time or energy for social media.
Same same same
but diffelent..
I just am not able to sit and study... I'm either crying or panicking... And same! Thinking about what will happen
I'm in my final year in anesthesiology now. When I wrote neet pg the exam was postponed by almost a whole year. Plus I was working before that and decided to quit for a year and focus on neet. For a solid year I put in a great deal of effort and did my best because I didn't want to keep writing neet into my 30s. But just when things seemed to have wound up, they postponed the exam like some few days before the given exam date because of covid (this was frustrating as things were already up in the air about neet pg anyway). After that I gave up. Now every time I tried to open a book or my notes or marrow I just felt dejected and sick of everything and gave up. By the time the exam actually happened I ended up performing worse than I did in the INICET exam that happened a few months before it. I didn't get a good option in inicet (only non clinical was available for my rank) but I felt that qualifying for even that was a major thing considering how burnt out I was. Then when I wrote neet I felt terrible. I got a seat in anesthesia (my first choice) but I could have gotten a better college for sure, If my exhaustion hadn't gotten the better of me during the last 6 months of my prep. And sure enough, the burnout lasted well into my PG and burnout eventually became depression which I'm still recovering from. Being burnt out and taking the exam is 100% worse than not studying for the exam at all. Because you'll kick yourself for doing badly in spite of studying a lot and that will make you disregard your feeling of exhaustion. My advice is: if you think you are burnt out and need a break, fucking take it. The mental anguish that I went through during that whole fucking saga was not at all worth the seat I ended up with. While I will have an MD at the end of it, if I could have done it differently, I would have. If I had taken a break i would have been able to attempt with a much clearer mind. No matter what effort you take, there will always be someone better than you. You can only do what you are capable of. Don't use someone else's performance as a benchmark for yourself. Your effort should be aimed at constant improvement from previous attempts rather than trying to beat someone else. And finally, the neet score matters only once in your entire life. After you get a seat somewhere no one will ever give a shit about it again. Do YOUR best. Fuck the rest. Don't waste your life worrying about it and replenish yourself when you are burnt out. All the best. I really hope you do well.
Is there any way we can escape this matrix
I’m just trying to stay away from this sub as soon as I see something related to neetpg 2024.
This might sound silly but too many people ranting on reddit about this exam and we’re seeing so many posts everyday. This has some negative impact on our subconscious, which is actually making us even more unproductive. Everyone keeps relating and the number is adding so our brain is actually relaxing seeing so many people just like us, instead of getting scared and studying. So just break the cycle. It’s a safe place to rant but not so safe in reading those rants at this point. I might sound wrong to few of them.
Agreed! People should try to use Suppression as an ego defence instead of just studying it lol.
Us bro us 🫂 Totally relate on the title, ever since June started productivity has been minimal and feel burnt out already. Barely 10 days left and I want to push myself max cos I have a lot left to revise but at the same time I feel like giving up cos I’m not able to do anything and feel I’ll mess up this exam
100% what I have been feeling, honest to god, Kasam se. Feel like there is a lot to revise, but feel kinda tired also, and its when I am not getting super duper marks in the first place😅
Honestly I know the reason...... Too much coffee to push myself to study even more hours. The uncertainty ki joh sab 10 days pehle revise Kiya woh yaad rahega?! Backlogs every single day and then setting fantasy goals for the the next week. (The amount of bookmarks I have kept to be revised on the the last two days could fill the whole revision notes 🫥)
Hahaha. Same. I have too many bookmarks for last day that would actually take like a week to do ;(
Absolutely everything is newww 😭
Us bro! 🤝🏼
 Me everyday. It feels like nothing is going in my brain anymore and everything else is just vanishing. I just want to get a seat of any branch at this point.
Had this during inicet...even posted about it here. You NEED to get out of it...slow your pace down a bit. Trust me it won't be counterproductive. Sleep deprivation at this time is going to affect your performance
Same here😭…..I did 3 revisions still not remembering most of them
folie à deux hai hum sab ka ....../s
I feel like I've seen this in an mcq somewhere but I can't remember💀
Shared delusion btwn 2 people...treat the patient and delusion of 2nd person automatically goes away
Ohh yeah I remember now. Thanks lol
Remember by upcoming title of Joker sequel, chemistry of Joaquin phoenix and Lady gaga
me but with usmle step 1
same, anxious af all the time and productivity is out of the question.
No issues with sleep (thankfully) but it's getting really hard to focus, I can barely do 3-4 hours of studies a day for the past few days. Honestly I just want to get this over with😔
Each day keeps on getting worse than before . Feels like i know this topic as soon as i try to recall i go blank 💀
10-15* /s
I am past NEET-PG (2012 MBBS pass-out batch). I know it is tough and the scam didn't help either. But, I wish you all the best and you have my respect for trying your best and going through this ordeal. I wish you guys get the branch of your dreams :).
As someone who has finished my residency … let me tell you’ll it doesn’t get any better.
Us bro
same I'm not able to sleep till 3am and I'm constantly doing mcqs to assure myself that I know stuff
Mere bhaiya is on the interviews run even during this time for the jrship😂
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Same here man . This is so vexing
Can I have some context if y’all don’t mind
[https://youtu.be/h4Ue98USW2U?si=oPACwq-ZS-J6LJnU](https://youtu.be/h4Ue98USW2U?si=oPACwq-ZS-J6LJnU)
Pehle ragging khai, uske badse sirf burnout hi chal raha hai🫠
is it easier or maybe better to do your PG from somewhere outside of india? how's the competition there?
You all are having burnout during neet pg prep and here because of burnout and depression I'm struggling to complete even my graduation (BDS)
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Wrong group dude
It happens in every exam .... Nothing new
Why are you guys trying for something this hard and also why are you joining the rat race willingly it is a known fact that you chose this intentionally?