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I wanted the same after my 12th but my parents forced me to do MBBS. AS I scored well enough in first attempt ( 520/620, rank- 38000 OBC) but I wanted to prepare for UPSC.Next year I Cleared MBBS I got admission, I'm in Final year. But as I see more 5-6 year's of hardwork as learner, I feel I should have opted for UPSCNd now I don't want to prepare for UPSC.Advice - if you have enough dedication to clear UPSC in 2-3 attempts than go for it, give your all in at any cost.Nd if not you can become a doctor with next min 10 years of hardworkOr you can become a MBBS doctor in next 6 years and prepare for UPSC while doing MBBS, this will create a healthy and happy future years of life. Alongwith this you'll be having great knowledge of Human health and you'll be having a degree for UPSC criteria also you'll be prepared for one subject? Your life, Your choice All the best for future?

Hi, Learning the foundations and developments in all branches of chemistry is the main goal to connect ideas with current scientific events and help aspiring chemists develop deep-rooted notions that will enable them to reach their full potential in research and further education.There is still hope if you fall under any exemptions, however, according to the requirements, you are not qualified based on your 12th grade 57.4%. To find out whether you qualify, please refer to the qualifying criteria, which are as follows:Qualification Requirements (Qualifying Test)Pass the 10+2 exam with English and Chemistry with a cumulative grade of 60% or above.If the candidate passed his qualifying exam with English as his medium of instruction or an equivalent, the English language requirement may be waived for the candidate who has not taken English as a subject.