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I graduated out of High School in 2017. Supposed to get into a college by mid 2017.

From a very young age I've been fond of computers - programming, animation, hacking etc. In addition to that I've also been very much interested in science subjects - biology in particular. I was very much interested in becoming a doctor. Loved human psychology...
The paths forked after grade 10. When I was promoted to 11, I had to choose between Computer or Biology. I could keep one and had to ditch the other. I gave it a lot of thought & decided that if I take up biology as a career option, I could still continue with computer as a hobby. So computer became a hobby.
After 12: the time came for college admissions. There was a lot of confusion as a law was passed that a student must compulsorily appear for an exam (held annually) & qualify to pursue with medical as their career. I appeared for the exam didn't qualify. So I decided to wait & prepare for one more year for that illusive exam.

I waited. I prepared. I qualified. But still in vain. About 1.27 million students appeared for the exam, out of which 0.71 million qualified (my rank being around 0.39 million) - But only 54,000 seats are available for that course. Meaning only about 54k students get to do medicals, the rest can go home - dreams turned to dust. Now either you try until the age of 25 (age limit for the exam) to qualify or choose any other stream.
Other options - private colleges, but they're expensive. A cousin of mine enquiries for medical courses, they say: Admission fee: ₹7,000,000 ($104,626.90) Course fee (per year): ₹1,300,000 ($19,430.71) The course being 5.5years longDefinitely not affordable by an ordinary family. What I plan to do now: refer to question update I'm utterly confused. Whether or not to continue with my plan. What should I do? Your valuable advice is very much appreciated