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 We are all aware of how challenging studying for the NEET and JEE exams is, and many students are tempted to give up at this point. We also understand that you are not less capable than anyone else and are capable of passing these examinations. Just use the right procedures when preparing. There is no obligation on you to do anything, though, if you choose not to. There are numerous more career and educational possibilities available to you. There are two types of students who leave school or give up; one is a new student who is enrolled in either class 11 or 12, and who will be sitting for the NEET or JEE test after the class 12 Boards. Second, candidates for a second opportunity are individuals who have already prepared for the NEET or JEE and are preparing to reappear. One needs to be very persistent if one wants to be a repeater. It can be challenging for both groups to decide to quit studying for the NEET or JEE. Candidates, ask yourself why? If they don't succeed this time,

Why is it so difficult to clear doubts about the NEET and JEE exams?   Teachers are the people who help students gain knowledge, skills, or virtues through the act of teaching. When it comes to primary education, they excel. Primary learning refers to the initial understanding of a new concept or instruction.   There are some portions of those topics or courses that students in classrooms find to be less clear or less understood, and these parts lead to what are known as "doubts," which are gaps in students' comprehension.   A student has to get their questions answered in order to get better results. It is impossible for professors to give personalized attention to every student because they educate in large groups. One of the reasons students are unable to clarify their questions is the teacher's failure to allow enough time to address each student's questions and issues.   Because of the extensive NEET and JEE syllabuses and the fact that students are also taki