Medicine Entrance Exam

Hello NEET Aspirants!
NEET is only 4 months away but the ball is still in your court. You just need to be alert on few things such as-
Don't go for many books on single turn basis but few books from on many turn basis (as you are left with only one year). Because all books have more or less same content and questions & you just have to remember the way the question has been answered. Also find the easier approach. Be sure that the content, the whole NEET Syllabus http://bit.ly/2FUgVQA you are being taught regularly must be on your fingertips. If you do so then eventually you'll score better in tests. Revise the content you are taught regularly and practice the concerned portion. Sincerity is must, you have to sit for long time intervals (start with half an hour till about 3 hours). I must say it is hard to sit for such a long duration but it comes into habit by practice and punctuality. It needs a lot of dedication and sacrifices as you have to keep your social life apart for the whole year ( no WhatsApp, facebook, insta, relatives. Etc. ). Wish you all the luck.

Hello NEET Aspirants!
600+, will not say it quite hard but also not that easy. Set a target more than 600 first so that you will be able to get around what you are expecting. For NEET Chemistry. Inorganic- NCERT and NCERT, that is it. Keep on revising it. Make a separate notebook for reactions and exceptions. Organic- reactions and series management have to be done at any cost. Read your notes for it and practice a variety of questions. Physical- Concepts and practice, this is the rule, have command on formulas, also know the difference between things to avoid the confusion between two laws. NEET Physics http://bit.ly/2I5ny49 - Likewise physical, it is not at all based totally on formulae, you will have to practice questions knowing the concept. Only practice is the rule here. Now 50% of the wholesome is biology. So dive in NCERT Biology as you can not compromise 360 marks, however, 75-80 percent of these 360 marks will be asked from NCERT. Prepare it well, as it is known as the bible of biology so you just can not afford to skip any single line, diagram or table. Just byheart every word of NCERT NEET Biology. Also, solve questions from MTG fingertips. Also, Previous year test papers and Mock test series should not be skipped anyhow.

First of all, do not take NEET preparation lightly as it is the most competitive national-level entrance exam. So be prepared for the efforts. Second, your interest has to be there in all three subjects. Every subject holds marks so it is significant for your rank. Now coming to the priority tips for the NEET preparation-
NEET Biology- What anyone would say, first go for NCERT only, so would I. Just go for thorough study materials, every diagram, line, table, summary, and everything. 5-10 readings I would say and everything will be on tips. After that refer to coaching modules correctly and practice them. Practice questions from MTG Biology at your fingertips. NEET Chemistry NCERT is the key for Inorganic and organic especially. Revise inorganic on a daily basis, it is a scoring subject. Write down exceptions and reactions in a separate notebook. Do practice questions for organic and physical. Physics- Do refer to your coaching notes for theory and assigned modules for practice. Join the Mock test series in the last month. Solve NEET and JEE Main (for Physics and Chemistry), previous year test papers for better practice and try to go for the easiest approach for the questions. Be confident as you have recently appeared for boards so most of the concepts are fresh in mind.

Hello NEET Aspirants!
it is high for revision and refining all the concepts, be speedy and enthusiastic, Be clear you are going to revise, not to start anything from zero. So here is the strategy
January-
By this time syllabus ends in coaching so now you have to cover it. Now dive in the syllabus for this month and mark the left over chapters. Do not think you cant do it and do not get depressed. February-
Must do MCQs of all chapters of 11th
Class notes, specially for topics you are weak at. It will create a base of 12th concepts which will be asked in boards. Complete the leftover chapters. Revise concepts of 11th class before boards. March-
Board Exam are on hand. Stay focused for NEET preparation, trust me you have prepared for NEET 2 years, the level of board is till NCERT only, dedicated 2-3 days for each paper and that is it. While board exam only do study of 12th class. April-
No new topics
Be positive, healthy and stay away from all the negativity which may distract you. Revise 11th as soon as board exam over and a quick revision to 12th concepts. Appear in mock tests. Be focused on mcqs
Now you have previous year papers
May-
Just positive vibes for exam, thanks.

Hello NEET Aspirants!
When there are only 4 months you have so must put your best efforts, here I will share the strategy with you. Time Management
Bio- 3 hours
Chemistry- 2.5- 3 hours
Physics- 2.5 -3 hours
Select best sources-
Physics-
Cover basics from NCERT
Practice from DC pandey
Solve modules of coaching
Bio- NCERT, Truemans Bio or Allen / akash module, MTG NCERT at your fingertips
Chemistry-
Physical- NCERT
IOC- NCERT (be thorough it including diagrams, chart, text boxes and make ncert one liners), further you may refer GRB guide. Organic- NCERT for basics and solve the illustrations.
Physical- go for nCERT just to revise basics and make a formula list, now solve questions from GRB. If you are a coaching fellow then no need of GRB only solve the sheet and DPP I. e. modules. IOC- NCERT is the key for inorganic, revise it nicely and solve questions from coaching notes or reference books. Practice reactions and keep on revising things. Organic- only notes if you go coaching, if not then follow reference books. NCERT has to be followed anyway. Read theory & make short notes to remember it or to understand it in easy manner. Practice reactions. Bio-
Revise your notes and approach for NCERT. Make short notes along to remember things. Refer modules or reference books for practice. Physics-
Revise basics from NCERT and go for reference books or module. Solve derivations and applications in thermo, waves, SHM, electro dynamics, fluids. Solve conceptual numerical. Practice-
Chemistry-
Physical- GRB problems or module
IOC- illustration of NCERT then reference book questions or module
Organic- illustration of NCERT, back exercise after that modules or MS Chauhan
Bio-
Daily 30-5 question on every topic from MTG or modules if you have. Solve previous year papers. Physics-
Solve easy and avg sums of DC Pandey. Thanks!

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To score 600 marks in NEET you need to aggregate at least 320 in biology, 160 in chemistry and 120 in physics. This should be your target score at least. On the exam day :Check that you have carried all necessary things with you and be on time. Comfort yourself in examination hall. Keep calm. Time Management is the most important thing in the examination hall. Time distribution for each section : Biology - 40 minds, Chemistry - 40 minds, Physics - 60 minds. Keep 40 minds in your hand to revisit the doubtful questions. Now from which section should you start first: a) Candidates whose physics is average - Then you should start with biology, then go for chemistry and finally physics. B) Candidates whose Physics is good- Then you should start with biology/ physics, then physics/ NEET biology http://bit.ly/2Wcam53 and finally chemistry. Don't get panicked if you don't know the answers of 34 questions continuously. Just leave them and move to next question, because you need to visit each and every questions and also save your time for doubtful questions. Don't be in a hurry to mark the answer. Keep that for review. Try to do at least 160 questions if you want 600+ marks and control yourself doing guess works because luck will always not favour you. Minimise negative marks. Stay focused.