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Hello,
Follow these tips to crack NEET Exam in first attempt:
First check the complete syllabus and exam pattern. With this you can plan your preparations accordingly. Start with the most important topics of NEET. Refer best books and study materials. Solve NEET Previous Year Question Papers. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions. Take online mock tests to analyze your preparation. This will also increase your speed and accuracy. Make notes of all the important stuff. This will help you in your last minute preparation. Improve your weaker areas. Focus more on the topics in which you are weak. Study at least 6-7 hours daily and give your last 30-45 minds to the revision daily. For Physics preparation, you should practice numerical and learn all the important formulas. As they are the backbone of Physics. Without them you will not be able to solve the questions. For Chemistry, you should learn the chemical formulas. Also learn to balance the equations. For Biology, practice for the diagrams and learn all the labels of each and every diagram. Best of Luck!

Hello JEE Aspirants!
At this very time I would say just do not panic or else all the efforts will turn in mess. Coming to the point now, these are last 2 months so hard work & dedication must be on peak. The very thing, limit the resources. The core of your studies is you coaching notes. Mathematics-
Go for objective approach for few topics like trigono, quardratic, sequence series coordinate geo, matrices. Now for coordinate you can remember master triangle, vertices, midpoints, orthocenter, circumcenter. You can directly apply these in ques. For 3x3 matrices, know the matrice, inverse, multiplication with itself and inverse of that & directly apply it. Just avoid doing Ph.D. in topics this time. Go for the easier options.
JEE Physics
Learn fundamentals of NLM and study
Heat and thermo, optics, modern phy, shm, waves, vescocity, elasticity, heat transfer, surface tension, expansion, verniar caliper, pendulum, screw gauge, unit and dimension. Thereafter go for topics like current electricity, capacitors, gravitation, electrostats, centre of mass fluid mechanics, motion
If you get time after this then rigid body dynamics and megemtism are there. For all the things I suggested just solve level 1 questions and read notes. Coming to JEE Chemistry
IOC- Read NCERT at least 3-4 times and revise it again if times permits. OC- Again NCERT is the key, go through the reaction mechanism entirely, learn the named reactions getting the mechanism and practice it on and ond. PC- Syllabus us too difficult to ace in this very short time span as thermo, ionic eq and electro chem are very vast. So focus on high weight age topics- chemical bonding, chemical kinetics basics of mole concept & definitions as in molarity, molality, normality, atomic structure, chemical equilibrium, solid gas, liquid gas and other and solve level one questions. At last revise and be positive.

Hello, As per the UGC guidelines, the aspirants who wants to appear in the UGC NET Exam should apply for the subject in which they have pursued a master's degree. Candidates can also apply for the subject related to their master's programme. As you have completed the postgraduation in digital electronics and communication, you can apply for UGC NET Electronics Sciences. The National Testing Agency will conduct the UGC NET Exam for selecting the candidates for the post of Assistant Professor and for awarding Junior Research Fellowship. The exam is conducted twice a year (June and December), so you can apply any of these two sessions. The difficulty level of this exam has been increased from last few sessions. If you want to qualify this exam then it is essential to work harder. Best of luck!