My Journey

<Part 1: Class 11th>2010

<Part 2: Class 12th>2011

<Part3: PMT Entrances>2012




<NEET PG. Post Results>2018

















<Drop Year: NEET PG 19>2018




The Last NEET: NEET SS (Coming Soon)












                                   

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