Can I explain my study gap in the Statement of Purpose by stating I was preparing for the NEET exam for a Master's?
Yes, you can explain your study gap in your Statement of Purpose (SOP) by stating you were preparing for the NEET exam.
Be clear about the duration and mention any skills or knowledge you gained during this time. Highlight how preparing for NEET helped you develop discipline and focus, and connect this experience to your motivation and readiness for your master's program.
Present your gap as a period of growth, not inactivity. This approach shows admissions committees you used your time productively and are committed to your academic goals.
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