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Study less but study smart. Reference books are needed to solve good number of questions. Specially in physics and chemistry. Focus only on ncert for NEET Biology, organic, inorganic chemistry. Solve as many as possible questions in physics, organic chemistry. For organic chemistry, do all name reactions. There'll be at least 18 questions from organic chemistry. Easy and scoring Chapters are- biomolecules, polymers, daily and environment chemistry. One or two questions from nomenclature. Don't neglect last chapters from chemistry books of both standards. Don't waste time in reading hydrogen. Just read water and heavy water. In NEET physics, modern physics, Wave optics is easy and scoring, quality question are being asked from this chapter. Read summary of all the 98 chapters, study the supplement material given at the end of books. For Biology - For biology, go for a book based on ncert. Out of 90 questions, almost 80 to 85 are purely ncert based and at least 70 are directly from ncert and almost 30 to 35 are one liners. Others are conceptual & are from applied biology in day to day life. Focus more on microbiology and biotechnology and physiology. Their weight age is more. Do not neglect last chapter of ecology in biology. Memorize all the diagrams with proper sequence of labelling as it is in the book. Learn all the tables, especially in chapters like microbes, plant breeding, pollution, etc. Read Scientific nomenclature from NCERT. At least 7 questions from plant physiology. Remember that NADP and NADPH are different.

Hello NEET Aspirants!
We all know that in order to crack NEET one cannot take any subject for granted. Here is the complete strategy for NEET 2020 physics.
1. To ace the concept, visualize as much as possible.
2. Stick to one book for mcq practice & finish it. Do more than one time if you have time. For theory you can use number of books.
3. Practise MCQs and be patient. Some mcq's may take a lot of time. Specially when doing the first time. In NEET Syllabus http://bit.ly/2FUgVQA, Chapters like: NLM, work power energy, optics, electromagnetism, etc. Difficult questions can be found from almost every chapter. But you must not worry that you are taking so long. Give some time to master it. This happens to everyone. Once you do that particular type of question LOGICALLY, there's no problem the second time.
4. In revision Practice the same questions again. Don't get excited and do the new ones. You won't manage them both unless you are very fast.
5. Practice the past years paper during the studies. Save one for the last month to evaluate your preparation. (Emphasis on past years/Mock test)And do the needful to make it perfect.

Hello NEET Aspirants!
NEET can be cracked in these 4 months.
4 months are left for NEET 2020. Maintain a suitable time table and follow it. Within these remaining days a candidate must study atleast 10 hours in a day with full concentration. Give equal importance of all 3 subjects for eg. 2 hours for biology, 3 - 3 hours for each chemistry and physics. For NEET physics http://bit.ly/2I5ny49 you read HCV for concept clearing and understanding and do DC Pandey. For NEET chemistry again NCERT for must inorganic, organic and physical. For inorganic reading only NCERT this is more than sufficient, for organic read NCERT for theory and do your coaching materials correctly and for physical you learn formulae and do practice mcqs. Study only basic books rather than heavy books for NEET Biology. Read only NCERT only reading NCERT you can score 330+ marks, this is possible if you read NCERT by heart and revise for daily basis. Also you can solve MTG at fingetips for practice. Along with this do not forget to practice previous year test papers. Thanks.

Hello NEET Aspirants!
Now we are left with a very short time for NEET 2020. You simply need to solve questions as much you can. These are some common mistake which I would like to highlight as exam is quite near.
1. Do not go for so many books without any planning and ending up doing nothing qualitative. Be very selective about content what you are reading, I must say do not compromise in quality and do not pile up the books as well.
2. Most of students study and complete whole syllabus. But they don't revise that. This is the biggest mistake as you are not giving yourself a cross check. In competitive exam like NEET and JEE it doesn't matter how much you have studied but the thing is matter that how much you have remembered because ultimately you have to recall the whole syllabus in limited time in exam Hall. So revision should be in priority of NEET preparation. Do revision for as number of times you can.
3. The third most common and the biggest mistake is that students don't practices sufficient number of questions. After preparation of any exam finally you have to solve questions in exam Hall. If you have not practice then you won't be able to solve there. Note- If you are studying for 10 hour in day for any competitive exam. Then give
4 hour for study (make concept)
3 hour for revision ( very important)
Give your remaining time for questions solving and time management and speed boosting and increase accuracy. Thanks.

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!
Yes you can!
Just follow the strategy below. For NEET Chemistry!
Strengthen concepts. It's better to start with organic chemistry. Finish them as fast you can (try taking help from any coaching material). Then, moving on towards physical chemistry etc. , it's all about calculations again. Practice is required. Do it but for most basic and important formulae among the others. Please make your knowledge firm in the Periodic Table chapter, it's quite mark fetching. Revise inorganic on a on, you can totally rely on NCERT for inorganic. For NEET Physics http://bit.ly/2I5ny49 -
Strengthen your grip on Physics, follow coaching materials and start looking at the formulae of each chapter. Go with one chapter or more per. Now, the crucial part is not only to memorize them, but also to check out a few examples/problems in which the formula is used. Do this fast enough, then you will have a wholesome idea of solving problems in different ways using a particular set of formulae. For NEET Biology- Just do NCERT by heart and MTG fingertips. P. S. It's the last 3 to 4 months that matter the most, no matter what and how much you would have studied throughout the year. Please do not allow yourselves any distraction.

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.