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Few of the infrastructure development projects that happened, or are in pipeline are:Recently AAP government announced that they would build 47-50 new schools this (financial?) year which would be at par, or better, than the private schools.PWD is on a short leash regarding the bad roads - PWD gets 3 weeks to repair potholes. The Toll free number 1800-110-093 is also created to report the bad roads.A major infrastructure project would be revived - Delhi’s east-west elevated corridor to be revivedA couple of water treatment plants have been made functional. One at Bawana (Bawana water treatment plant opens today), and one at Dwarka (Kejriwal opens Dwarka water treatment unit, promises piped supply for Delhi).Few Water ATMs are being planned by the DJB - DJB plans 100 ‘water ATMs’ to dispense free drinking waterAround 21 arrests have been made by Delhi ACB. The anti corruption helpline received 1.25 Lakh calls in a month! Delhi Police has also revived its anti corruption helpline - 1064. These steps have curbed corruption to a great extent in Delhi.Delhi government is planning to open the first meter testing laboratory in the Capital - Delhi government may curb discoms’ power to test faulty metersPublic grievance is on a high priority - Resolve public complaints in a week: Arvind KejriwalSolar Power is getting a boost - Delhi gets a solar power boostDelhi Development Authority is all set to implement the Public Bicycle Sharing (PBS) system in Dwarka. The idea is to use cycles as a public transport system in order to make short and quick trips - Dwarka to gain pedal powerDelhi Jal Board has set up a Leak Detection Investigation Cell to curb the water leakages - DJB cell to detect leakagesAam Aadmi Party led Delhi government has directed the DTC to add 500 midi buses to its fleet immediately - Delhi govt directs DTC to buy 500 midi busesThe Delhi Jal Board (DJB) is now looking at a slew of revenue-generating measures like putting out advertisements on water tankers to selling by-products from sewage treatment plants - DJB looks at measures to increase revenue and Delhi Jal Board to permit ads on its water tankersDelhi Government will soon allow residents to install their own water meters - Soon, Delhi residents can install their own water metersDelhi’s education system will see in the coming days, like a separate education board, experimental curriculum, reward of foreign training and increments to motivate principals to make their schools a model for private schools -Delhi to get new education boardDelhi Government to Form its Own Education Board, Rewrite Education ActKejriwal declares Delhi needs own school education boardThe Delhi Government’s Public Works Department has constituted a 10-member team of engineers to conduct a quality control and technical audit of all ongoing construction works of the government in the Capital - PWD sets up Quality Assurance UnitThe Aam Aadmi Party Government is planning on banning the use of drinking water for non-drinking purposes by institutions - State govt. to rationalise water use in the CapitalDelhi government has decided to begin the process of retrofitting all government hospitals under its control in a phased manner - Government decides to retrofit hospitalsA new fruit and vegetable mandi will come up shortly at Tikri Khampur in north-west Delhi with all modern facilities for storage and trading in agricultural commodities - Vegetable mandi to come up at Tikri KhampurWater Tankers in Delhi to be fitted with GPS - Page on indiatimes.comDelhi Development Authority (DDA) plans international sports complex in Dwarka sub-city on a 62-acre site - DDA plans international sports complex in Dwarka sub-cityThe AAP government in Delhi would provide 1,000 Wi-Fi hotspots by February next year across the national capital - ‘1,000 Wi-Fi hotspots by Feb. next year’The Education department has decided that it will now monitor all nursery schools and playschools running on private land as well - Playschools on private land to be monitoredAcquiring government certification for marriage, income, domicile, caste, nationality, birth and death will soon be replaced by a virtual experience on the e-district platform in Delhi - Govt papers now just a click awayMohalla Sabhas were held in 11 constituencies to get inputs for the Delhi budget -Janta ka Budget sees thin but keen gatheringAam aadmi gives Swaraj budget a thumbs upAAP Government Kicks Off 'Participatory Budget' ExerciseJanta Ka Budget: AAP begins experiment in direct democracyDecisions taken among public are best: SisodiaNo private hospital can force patients to buy medicines or equipment from it - Private hospitals can’t force you to buy their medicines: Delhi health ministerThe Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi on Friday banned the use of fresh groundwater in city parks Delhi govt bans use of fresh groundwater in city parksFifty parks owned and maintained by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will from now on boast of open gymnasiums with state-of-the-art equipment - DDA to have free open-air gymnasiums in 50 parksDelhi Government has started registration of these battery-operated rickshaws - E-rickshaws to ply on roads againPollution Control -172 building sites get notices for violating air pollution normsNoise Pollution: NGT calls meet on ‘no-horn zone’ Panchsheel ParkDelhi government to plant 14 lakh saplings in national capital in 2015-16Crackdown on open burning of leaves, garbageDelhi government to make all roads dust-free to decrease pollution levelIn a historical first, the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has recruited its first woman driver - In bid to hire more women drivers, Delhi Transport Corporation to ease rulesThe Delhi government on Friday asked Delhi Police to install CCTV cameras inside police stations and sought a list of “dark spots” considered dangerous for women - CM Arvind Kejriwal writes to Bassi, demands a say in policing matters , AAP-Led Delhi Government Now Wants CCTVs in Police StationsChief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday began a free vaccination programme that will bring children across the city under the cover of health benefits - Delhi launches a mission: Healthy life for every childDelhi government to give Rs 1 crore to families of security personnel killed on duty in the city from a special fund - Delhi government to give Rs 1 crore to kin of securitymen killed on duty.The Delhi Government hikes minimum wages for all categories of labourers in the city 5% in Delhi - Minimum wages hiked by 5% in DelhiThe Delhi government has decided to allow registration of property in 895 unauthorised colonies that were recently regularised - Property registration in unauthorised colonies ordered, 50L to get reliefTransport department will run 1000 mini-buses in rural areas of Delhi - Will ply 1,000 mini-buses on rural routes: Gopal RaiDelhi Jal Board (DJB) announced a series of measures that will be implemented as part of its summer action plan : increasing the fleet of water tankers, setting up two dozen emergency control rooms, installing new tube-wells and booster pumping stations among other measures - DJB’s summer action plan: More water tankers, control rooms, new tubewellsThree stranded road projects. Road between Wazirabad and Swarup Nagar, and another between Wazirabad and Vikaspuri will be completed by December 31, 2015 - Delhi's PWD told to finish two roads this year, Minister reviews three stranded road projectsDelhi government to follow Singapore model of water re-use, planning an ambitious project to provide recycled water to clusters of 100-200 houses - Delhi govt to follow Singapore model of water re-useChief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday launched an e-Ration card facility making Delhi the first in the country to have such a programme - Delhi CM launches e-ration cardsCM Arvind Kejriwal has given in-principle consent to scrap the capital’s most controversial traffic project, the Rs 400-crore Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor - BRT will be scrapped, decides Arvind KejriwalDelhi government is set to introduce “paperless registration” of all types of vehicles in the national capital - Vehicles’ registration to go paperless in DelhiThe AAP Delhi government is all set to open 20 new fast track courts in the capital to deal with cases of crimes against women - 20 new fast track courts to open in a yearChief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asks corporations to return with revenue plan - CM asks corporations to return with revenue planDelhi Government cracks down on private hospitals, will monitor EWS admissions in private hospitals -Are city hospitals treating EWS patients? Surprise checks on cards, Govt cracks down, will monitor EWS admissions in private hospitalsDelhi Government snips red tape, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said the government will put project details and their progress online so that the public can view them - Government snips red tape, to put all work details onlineProviding breather to traders, Delhi cabinet on Friday made amendments to the Delhi Value Added Tax Act of 2006 - Breather to traders, Delhi VAT Act amendedDelhi government has plans to set up ‘Central Procurement Unit’ in a bid to put an end to unreasonable rates of medicines, their wastage and shortage - Govt to set up Central Unit to procure medicines for hospitalsDelhi govt plans city walks, city could be heading for a potential world heritage city tag this year - Heritage tag in sight, Delhi govt plans city walksDelhi government launches a portal to file your complaints online directly with your MP/MLA. MP/MLA can review complaints anytime, and status of the complaints can also be tracked - Now file your complaint online with Delhi GovtAAP government impact: DSSSB to clear backlog of 20, 000 pending vacancies by year-end - AAP government impact: DSSSB to clear backlog of 20, 000 pending vacancies by year-end

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I was a two times dropper and a non-coaching aspirant when I finally cracked the medical entrances(NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER) in 2019. My story of NEET preparation is a story full of ups and downs, twists and turns and varying emotions. It is a story of 4 years of preparation beginning in 2015 finally leading to success in 2019. This story may get long, but I suggest you read it till end. Perhaps it would act as a motivation for all the self-study, non-coaching aspirants like me. So here it goes-It was April 2015. After class 10 exams, many of my friends were joining various coaching institutes for medical and engineering entrances. Initially, I also decided to join coaching for NEET preparations. My family was also supportive in this regard. But later, I decided not to join a coaching and prepare by myself as I had done always. I was the topper of one of the most reputed schools of Jharkhand and I had never gone to any tuition classes during my school years. I had confidence in myself, so I decided not to join any coaching and prepare by myself.In Class 11 and 12, I did not join any tuition class also. Preparing for boards as well as for medical entrances all by myself was a very hectic task to do. Gradually, I lost interest in my NEET preparations and wasted a lot of time playing PC games and watching movies. In 2016, Jio was offering unlimited data for free and it was when I was in class 12. It wrecked havoc in my life. In class 11 only, I had purchased ALLEN and Aakash DLP(Aakash ITutor course) materials. But, since I was too busy in my addictions, I never really focused on them. Although I gave regular online DLP test series, I fooled my parents and especially myself by cheating in them and bringing false high scores and ranks. Finally in 2017, a few months before the Boards, I got a little serious about my preparations but the pressure of Boards overtook my zeal to prepare for NEET. When the results of CBSE class 12 boards were out in May 2017, I had scored 91.2% marks. Although it was not that great, still I was satisfied because I knew how I had wasted my time and it could have gone worse. Next month, when all the results of the medical entrances were out, my performance was bad as I had expected. But, my family was expecting something else all thanks to the lies I had told them. They were completely shocked. But, I decided to drop one year and my family was supportive as before.This time again my family was in favour of coaching, but again I decided not to join any. I don't exactly know why I took such a decision. Since I had been a topper in my school and all the toppers of previous batches of my school were studying in institutes like AIIMS Delhi, JIPMER, UCMS, Grant Medical College etc., everybody had high expectations from me. Whenever I attended a function, people used to taunt me. My failure had given opportunity to many people to speak their evil out who never got an opportunity before. My grandfather had always been proud of me. But, when people came to him and taunted, he felt very bad and I even saw him weep on several occasions. I felt very bad because all these things were happening because of me. So, I decided to work hard to bring back my lost reputation. As the time passed, I began my preparation once again all by myself. My parents, my grandfather and my uncle provided me with constant motivation. This time I went to test centre on every alternate Sundays to give my ALLEN DLP test series. The centre was 100 kms away from my home. But my father took me there on his motorcycle every time without fail whatever be the weather. Although I had prepared quite well this time, but in 2018 I once again lost. This time I had lost by a very less margin. It all happened not due to less preparation, but due to panic, heat of the moment and other unlucky circumstances during the exam. In AIIMS exam, I went to toilet between the exam and when I returned, those people at the centre told that they had to do the biometrics again. Their computer was not working. So, they decided to open and set another computer for the biometrics and this took 15 minutes. All that while, they did not allow me to write the exam and the time was running on my computer. This loss of 15 minutes created a lot of panic as every minute is precious in exams like AIIMS and I ultimately ended up scoring bad. In JIPMER 2018 my AIR was 1986. Seeing this rank, you might say that I would obviously have performed well in other exams and would have got a seat in some government medical college. But, unfortunately this was not the case. In AIIMS 2018, my AIR was around 6000. I even went to AIIMS Delhi for the open round of counselling as two new AIIMS had opened that year. But, I returned empty handed.Failing two times took a heavy toll on me. I was utterly depressed. It took several months for me to begin my preparations and even more months to begin it seriously. This time also I refused to go to coaching and decided to give my final attempt. I just focused on reading summary and solving as many questions as I could, especially the previous year questions of NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER. I also took NEETPrep course especially to study physics. It was quite helpful. I also continued giving ALLEN DLP online test series. It was the month of April, 2019. My grandfather who was a very active and healthy person, suddenly fell ill. He was hospitalised. The condition in my home was not good. We were all very sad. Still I continued my preparations. The night before NEET, my grandfather became serious and my father had to rush to the hospital. Although the condition was not good and there was tension, I gave my NEET exam. It did not go as per my expectations. I counted my marks. It was 584. I was pleased that at least I would be able to get a government medical college this time and I immediately rushed to the hospital to tell my grandfather the good news. He thanked God and I could see he was pleased from inside, but his health condition prevented him from expressing it. I began preparing for the upcoming AIIMS examination. On 26th May 2019, after giving my AIIMS exam, I once again visited the hospital. It was the last time I talked to my grandfather. He passed away on 30th May 2019. I was shocked and depressed. On 2nd June, although I was in no mood to give my JIPMER exam, my father insisted me to give it as my grandfather would have wanted me to do the same. So, with literally trembling feet and pain in my head, I gave it. During the 13 days rituals of my grandfather's death, all the results were declared. I had got 584 marks in NEET, AIR 1786 in AIIMS and AIR 1188 in JIPMER. I finally took admission in AIIMS Patna but my grandfather was not there to enjoy the accomplishment of his dreams.The day when the AIIMS results were declared, there were tears in everybody's eyes. I had redeemed myself even after going through quite a troublesome journey. The mouths of everyone who taunted me and my family were shut once and for all. I could enjoy my days once again.So, this was my complete NEET preparation story. When I started my NEET preparation by myself, there was no one to provide me proper guidance to crack NEET by myself. My father used to guide me in Biology and Chemistry but in Physics, I was completely clueless. I learnt from my own failures through trial and error. That is the reason I write on Quora so that through my experiences, I could guide the aspirants, especially those who are droppers and are travelling on this path by themselves.Hope you liked the answer.Thanks for reading.You can follow me @Atul Kumar Vaibhav