Medicine Entrance Exam

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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 enough. Direct NCERT questions are asked in NCERT nowadays, so practice NCERT oneliners. Let us look at individual parts of chemistry
Physical: the formula and the basic numerical application is enough. It's perhaps the easiest part of them. Keep on revising the chapters and solving questions as well. Practice NEET previous years' questions for reference. Inorganic: heavily rote based (at least in medical entrances) and perhaps the branch where your brain is used the least ( cognitive aspect ). Regular efforts are must. Else failure is sure. Organic: earlier used to be a piece of cake but not anymore. Start solving JEE Mains papers, any standard reference book or coaching material to gain an edge. Organic can be conquered only by practice of mechanism based questions. Practice, practice till you get perfect. Thanks.

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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 for entrance and guide you side by side for board exams too. Always choose centers who have more than 30 students of reputed schools. Otherwise, teachers lose their josh of teaching after some months.
2. Attend coaching class regularly. Don't skip. More you skip them more you will be out of the competition.
3. Don't fall into pray of those strategies of preparing board and entrance exams differently. Any entrance exam preparation is not rocket science. Just focus on your concepts and solve MCQs.
4. It is better to join the two-test series, offline as well as online. Along with this do not skip NEET previous year question papers http://bit.ly/2GmGPMc.
5. Read NCERT (especially biology and organic chemistry).
6. Only follow standard one or two books in each subject.
7. Don't get disheartened by your rank in test series rather keep on trying.
8. Attend in every exam whatever be your preparation.
9. Don't skip mathematics as it will make your physics base strong.
10. Don't rack your brain for lengthy English mnemonics which are prevalent on the internet instead of device one which you can simply recount. Thanks.

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 believe in your knowledge and your hard work.
3. In Biology, Inorganic and Organic more you revise more your score. First, go with NCERT but after completing them read some other books and your coaching notes also.
4. For physics and physical chemistry, try to read all formulas and its necessary to solve question daily. In physics read books like HC Verma but don't go deep just read for improving your concepts and thinking level.
5. Read all three subjects daily and try to give more to NEET Biology http://bit.ly/2Wcam53.
6. Analyze your performance as well as work on weakness so you don't repeat the same mistakes in the next one.
7. Prepare your mind for 1-minute calculation because in NEET exam you will get only 1 minute for 1 question (180 questions in 180 minutes).
8. Join a good test series so you can evaluate your performance regularly.
9. Sometimes you feel low in your preparation due to low marks in tests but its too necessary to build yourself in that situation.
10. Practice and practice. No. Of questions you solve is directly proportional to your marks in NEET exam. So practice as much as possible. Thanks.