Medicine & Health Sciences

I totally understand that it is very difficult to push yourself for multiple times or years for the same goal. It does not matter how many times you fail, what important is to know where you lack. Try to understand which concepts are not clear. If you plan and prepare effectively, you can surely perform better. We fail multiple times in our own interviews. There is no success without failure so do not worry. This time, you need to do the following before attempting the exam-
Know the syllabus & important topics/subjects
Prepare a strategy
Have some test papers and solve them
Revise them thoroughly
Make notes
Avoid stress
Prepare from NCERT (more than 80% questions come from NCERT)
Simply plan, prepare and perform
I am sure you will clear the exam this time!

B.Sc. Optometry: Admission Procedure
Admission to B.Sc optometry course is provided to eligible candidates on the basis of performance in a relevant entrance examination, which is conducted either by the concerned institution or at the state or national level. A cut-off score is set for the examination and students clearing that are eligible for the counseling process. The counseling process comprises two additional rounds of Group Discussion and Personal Interview, wherein the candidate's general aptitude for the course is examined, and seats are allotted to qualifying students. Although, there are some colleges in India that provide admission on the basis of marks scored in last qualifying examination (class 12th). Mentioned below are some of the major entrance tests conducted in the country for admission to B.Sc optometry course:
AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) Entrance Test
JNU (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Combined Entrance Examination
DU (University of Delhi) Biotechnology Entrance Examination
CMC (Christian Medical College) Entrance Examination
NEET-UG (National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test for Under Graduate). .