NEET 2025 will be held on May 4. This article of Shiksha.com brings to you the preparation tips from experts and toppers on the NEET 2025 two months preparation strategy.
Two Month NEET Preparation Strategy: The National Testing Agency (NTA) is conducting the NEET 2025 exam on May 4. NEET preparation strategy may change with the passing days. There must be a defined preparation strategy to ace the NEET exam based on the time left for the exam. Two months to NEET is a critical juncture in the preparation stage. As you approach the exam, you should be prepared with a completed NEET syllabus and focus more on practice and revision. On the other hand, there is still some time left to cover up for the areas which have been uncharted territories for you.
In this article on NEET 2025 two-month preparation strategy, we bring to you tips and guidelines from experts and toppers on how to best utilise these two months to crack NEET 2025. Let us know the detailed tips on how to prepare for NEET 2025 in two months.
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NEET 2025 Preparation Tips for Two Months
In this section, we bring to you eight tips on NEET 2025 preparation tips in the last two months for the test. These tips are aimed at giving you a broad idea to plan or modify the existing preparation strategy for the days left for the NEET 2025 exam.
How to Prepare for NEET 2025 in Two Months? Manage your weakness
You must have identified your strengths and weaknesses by now. It is high time that you manage your weak areas. By managing weak areas, we mean that this is the time when you have to take a decision on whether you will opt out of these topics completely or if there is still a chance to improve in these areas. You have to analyse each of the weak areas or topics vis-à-vis the weightages carried in the NEET exam to take a final decision. You still have time to prepare for those topics which carry a high weightage in the exam.
On the other hand, for those topics which do not hold a high weightage or you are unable to fathom the concepts despite multiple trials, it is best to leave those topics out and focus on the other areas. Talking about managing weaknesses, Anurag Tiwari, National Academic Director (Medical), Aakash Institute, says, “This is the time to figure out your weaker areas and strengthen such topics and chapters. The best way to know the weaker areas is to do a post-test error analysis thoroughly which will be a real reflection of one's mistakes and help them to put some remedial actions around those.”
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Preparing for NEET 2025 in Two Months: Brush up your strengths
While managing your weak areas of NEET, you must not be overconfident of your strength areas and stop preparing as this would make you lose touch. You must pay due attention to your strong sections as well and do regular revision and practice of those. “Strong areas can be re-strengthened by practising as many questions as possible,” states Tiwari.
NEET 2025 Preparation Strategy for Last 2 Months: Set Daily Targets
Assuming that you have completed the NEET 2025 syllabus two months before the exam, you must focus on topical preparation for NEET 2025. In the last two months before the test, it is advised that you set daily targets in terms of topics and complete its revision or concept building, followed by practice.
While sharing his NEET preparation strategy, Tanmay Gupta, AIR 1 in NEET 2021 said, “My strategy was to be consistent and clear with concepts so that there is no ambiguity in terms of conceptual understanding. I used to set daily targets. I used to target the chapters I intended to complete in a day within a prefixed time limit, followed by practice.”
Key for NEET 2025 Preparation in Two Months: Take mock tests
With the two months left for the NEET 2025 exam, candidates already know the importance of NEET mock tests. Candidates would have already started taking sectional or full-length NEET mock tests. Where there are less than two months left for the exam, you must focus on increasing the frequency of taking full-length NEET mock tests to twice or thrice a week, followed by in-depth analysis by experts. Candidates can easily find free NEET mock tests as well as NEET mock tests by coaching centres available online.
2-Month Preparation Plan for NEET 2025: Solve Previous Years' Papers
This is one of the classic methods of preparation for any exam, which helps aspirants in multiple ways, such as giving exposure to the topics and question types and solving the question papers also tests the preparation level of candidates. Hence, it is a must to solve previous years’ NEET question papers in the last two months before the exam.
Emphasising the importance of solving previous years’ NEET question papers, Saurabh Kumar, Academics Director, Vidyamandir Classes says, “Previous years’ NEET question papers help the aspirants better grasp the concepts and topics with keeping the current trends of the NEET exam. It helps in analysing the real-time performance of the aspirants which is very beneficial in highlighting their mistakes which can be avoided on the exam day.”
Also Read: Why Previous Years' NEET Question Papers and Mock Tests are Important
Two Month NEET Preparation Plan Requires Time Management
Time is a crucial factor in a highly competitive entrance exam like NEET which will be taken by around 23 lakh candidates. This year onwards, the total duration in the NEET exam pattern has decreased by 20 minutes, making the total duration to be 180 minutes. Hence, the time management factor comes in not just for completing the test on time, but for choosing the questions as well, since candidates will have to attempt 180 in one minute. After that, they must save time for revision.
How to Prepare for NEET 2025 in 2 Months? Revise What's Done
There is no substitute for revision. Irrespective of how confident you are with your NEET preparation, you should not stop revising even for a day. The revision will serve the dual purpose of preparing for the weak areas as well as brushing up on the strong areas. Talking about the significance of revision, Kumar states, “The most significant component in determining performance when the clock is ticking is revision. Simply review the previously learned subjects and chapters while revising the chapters to ensure that you remember them for longer.”
Also Read: How to prepare revision notes for NEET 2025?
NEET Preparation 2025 in Last Two Months: Focus on Accuracy
Given the negative marking scheme, accuracy is of the essence. For each wrong answer, there would be a negative marking of one mark. Hence, you must be very careful while selecting the answer to ensure that the answer is correct. Utilise the space for rough work to double-check the answer options. Before making the final entry to the OMR sheet, cross-check and revise each and every answer option to avoid silly mistakes and negative markings deduced by it.
To avoid silly mistakes, it is best to work on the questions and write down the correct answer option separately and fill up the OMR sheet after the final revision. Sharing her exam taking strategy, NEET topper Karthika G Nair said, “I was a little nervous while marking the answer options on the OMR sheet. I did not want to make any mistake in marking the correct answer options after solving the questions correctly. Hence, I noted down the correct answer options separately and filled the OMR sheet very carefully after solving the paper.”
While the above tips will aid you in developing your NEET 2025 preparation strategy for the last two months, it is equally important to take care of your physical and mental health. Also, you must be focused and not let yourself get distracted amid the ongoing ambiguities and controversies regarding the exam and stay motivated during the preparation phase.
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