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New answer posted•6 years ago
Diwakar Goel
6 years ago
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You will have to go through the prospectus of the course provided by the college to know more about the admission procedure, fees, eligibility etc. https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/neet-exam-dates

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Mansi tolani
6 years ago
Hello,
Chemistry is perhaps the 2nd most scoring subject for most of the aspirants. The strategy must be to both clear concepts and practice MCQs. This is often repeated and often forgotten too. As always, remember that your base book is NCERT. Be thorough with every single point in it. Stress it eno

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New answer posted•6 years ago

How can I get 650+ marks in the NEET?

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nitika  kohli
6 years ago
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Here is the strategy-
1. It is wise to choose a coaching institute uponwho has a record of producing consistent good ranks where most students get selected? There is no point in going to centers that only produce some top ranks. It is always best to go to an institute who will prepare mainly fo

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Ishaani Malhotra
6 years ago
Hello,
Here is the strategy-
1. Set a big goal just clear 1 step and then go for the 2nd step. For experience. Set target 650+ in NEET exam but don't be pressurized in the early stages and first clear 300 then 400 then 450 then 500 then 550 then 600 then 650+.
2. Study for your self-confidence and bel

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Mansi tolani
6 years ago
40 days are enough for the revision of all subjects, If you are already done with the syllabus
Dividing 40 days for 3 subjects would be like. Biology-15 days
Chemistry-8 days
Physics-8 days
Remaining 9 days for NEET previous year question papers
According to me. Just be thorough NCERT and practice MTG N

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