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Rishabh kumar Mishra
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Yes you can go for MBBS after completing your engineering. Some government colleges and private colleges will allow you to do so. But the point is in doing so you will waste some important years of your career. It will be like starting from scratch again.
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Khushal Arora
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Hello,
Your question reminded me of my first day at LPU. On your first day of classes at LPU. You should carry a Notebook and a Huge Smile on your face. One major point to be taken care is to follow the time table. Since you will be new to the university, you might face hassle in locating and reaching your class. So look for it in advance. One more important point, just go free mindly and keep in your mind to make new friends as many as possible and enjoy your day to your fullest. One Tip : Don't forget to keep your ID card along always. You will have a great journey ahead. Good Luck.
Your question reminded me of my first day at LPU. On your first day of classes at LPU. You should carry a Notebook and a Huge Smile on your face. One major point to be taken care is to follow the time table. Since you will be new to the university, you might face hassle in locating and reaching your class. So look for it in advance. One more important point, just go free mindly and keep in your mind to make new friends as many as possible and enjoy your day to your fullest. One Tip : Don't forget to keep your ID card along always. You will have a great journey ahead. Good Luck.
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