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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value
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Hello NEET Aspirants!
Work on important topics which you are weak at. For BIOLOGY read ncert as many times as possible, & MTG NCERT on your fingertips. Work on NCERT well as NCERT oneliners are asked in exam.
For NEET CHEMISTRY -Revise IOC on daily basis and for OC and physical solve good question bank. For PHYSICS have full command on the formulas of each and every chapters. Start applying the shortcuts in test which u have made so that u can gain confidence on them. First solve objective questions in test and then go for numerical type. For biology I must say read the complete question before answering. Stay focused and put your best.
Work on important topics which you are weak at. For BIOLOGY read ncert as many times as possible, & MTG NCERT on your fingertips. Work on NCERT well as NCERT oneliners are asked in exam.
For NEET CHEMISTRY -Revise IOC on daily basis and for OC and physical solve good question bank. For PHYSICS have full command on the formulas of each and every chapters. Start applying the shortcuts in test which u have made so that u can gain confidence on them. First solve objective questions in test and then go for numerical type. For biology I must say read the complete question before answering. Stay focused and put your best.
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Ishaani MalhotraJust wynk it, life, eyeliner, everything.
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Hello NEET Aspirants!
In Bio don't go for anything other than NCERT, NCERT one liners are enough along with MTG NCERT on your fingertips. For chemistry revise as much as you can and solve a good question bank. For NEET Physics - Make a list of points you are weak at and which are important as well, put extra efforts on such topics. Revise repeatedly according to marking weightage of chapters. Memorise all formulas in Phy and Chem. Keep yourself away from distractions. Practise easy MCQs and concepts more. Just don't miss your tests especially ones with all india ranking, previous year papers and full length mock tests. Stay Focused, Sta
In Bio don't go for anything other than NCERT, NCERT one liners are enough along with MTG NCERT on your fingertips. For chemistry revise as much as you can and solve a good question bank. For NEET Physics - Make a list of points you are weak at and which are important as well, put extra efforts on such topics. Revise repeatedly according to marking weightage of chapters. Memorise all formulas in Phy and Chem. Keep yourself away from distractions. Practise easy MCQs and concepts more. Just don't miss your tests especially ones with all india ranking, previous year papers and full length mock tests. Stay Focused, Sta
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Mansi tolani
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It is good enough time to revise the concepts and achieve a good score in NEET. For Physics - After clearing concepts, do basic standard and a bit difficult questions of a topic, you should revise that topic after 2 or 3 weeks. For revision, first of all check all formulas, concepts that you forgot. And then again do questions from standard question bank whose questions are relevant like dc pandey, coaching modules etc. For Biology - Revise NCERT. Just do not skip even a single line, table, daigram. Focus on NCERT one liners. Almost every paragraph contains a question. Do questions from ncert based question bank ( For example, MT
It is good enough time to revise the concepts and achieve a good score in NEET. For Physics - After clearing concepts, do basic standard and a bit difficult questions of a topic, you should revise that topic after 2 or 3 weeks. For revision, first of all check all formulas, concepts that you forgot. And then again do questions from standard question bank whose questions are relevant like dc pandey, coaching modules etc. For Biology - Revise NCERT. Just do not skip even a single line, table, daigram. Focus on NCERT one liners. Almost every paragraph contains a question. Do questions from ncert based question bank ( For example, MT
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Ishaani MalhotraJust wynk it, life, eyeliner, everything.
Contributor-Level 7
Hello NEET Aspirants!
You have 100 days-
Just cram NCERT biology both the books so that if you are asked questions from any page, you may be able to answer it. It's necessary because each line of NCERT is important. Also Do MTG NCERT at your fingertips.
For NEET Physics and chemistry, only do questions. Skip the theory and practice sums, if you get a problem then refer theory. Trust me it works.
Keep practicing . Solve important chapters that you are weak in. Then do questions from other chapters.
Appear for AIATS and other test series. Give all tests it will suffice.
All the best!
You have 100 days-
Just cram NCERT biology both the books so that if you are asked questions from any page, you may be able to answer it. It's necessary because each line of NCERT is important. Also Do MTG NCERT at your fingertips.
For NEET Physics and chemistry, only do questions. Skip the theory and practice sums, if you get a problem then refer theory. Trust me it works.
Keep practicing . Solve important chapters that you are weak in. Then do questions from other chapters.
Appear for AIATS and other test series. Give all tests it will suffice.
All the best!
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jyoti goel
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There are some tricks to preparing for Chemistry. It is a scoring subject and Inorganic is the easiest of all among IOC, OC and physical. Talking about the upcoming NEET you have to face approximately 15 to 18 questions there. Having prepared from NCERT is sufficient. Go thoroughly by judging the whole concept and line. For Inorganic Chemistry, NCERT is sufficient or frankly to say more than enough. For revision try to solve NEET previous years' question papers, especially the last 10 years. Highlighting the words I have to state that especially focus on box or tabulated data of NCERT which will be asked fully as it is. Especially for
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Mansi tolani
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Hello,
100 Days is enough for revision, get a tight grasp on everything you have already studied, and leave no topic untouched. In the last few days to NEET can prove instrumental in giving you a grip and strength over what you already know and have prepared till now. Keep on practicing NEET previous year question papers along with the following things. Make a list of all the topics and Stick it on the wall. Assign them days and hours as per requirement. Also make sure you tick every topic once revised. Get full length mock paper and make sure you practice each every day. Thanks a lot.
100 Days is enough for revision, get a tight grasp on everything you have already studied, and leave no topic untouched. In the last few days to NEET can prove instrumental in giving you a grip and strength over what you already know and have prepared till now. Keep on practicing NEET previous year question papers along with the following things. Make a list of all the topics and Stick it on the wall. Assign them days and hours as per requirement. Also make sure you tick every topic once revised. Get full length mock paper and make sure you practice each every day. Thanks a lot.
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