Medicine Entrance Exam

As NEET is a tough nut to crack, securing a seat in the top medical colleges does not
necessarily require a coaching only if you are highly determined. While you may be doubted
upon your decision of self-study but an applause and appreciation is what you deserve. Since, self-study is more favourable to students, we are here to your rescue!
The article assists you with all important points that candidates must consider
while preparing for the National Eligibility Entrance Test all by their own. Proper Study Plan: If you plan to self-study for the competitive exam, first thing
you should do is to make a proper study plan. A proper time table according to which you
will study is essential and make sure the plan includes time for revision too. You can divide your plan according to the subjects and give ample time to each subject. This day wise study plan will help you in covering the entire syllabus for the exam. Quality Study Material: Second most important thing to be considered is the best quality
study material. NCERT Books are considered to be the best books for the preparation of the
exam, so you must complete your NCERT syllabus first. Once you are done with it, you can
refer to other books which are easily available in the market. Mock Tests:Mock tests are considered an important tool for cracking any competitive
exam because such mock tests provide you the real feel of the actual examination. You should at least attempt one mock test daily as it will help you in analysing your
performance and you will be able to check your preparations also. You should note down
your mistakes and work on them so that you don't repeat the mistake in the actual exam.
:Along with the study material and mock tests, you should also solve previous year exam papers as it gives you an idea about the type of questions asked in exam. By solving previous year papers, you can know the difficulty level of the exam and do your preparations according to that. Be Disciplined: The most important thing to be followed during your preparations is that
you should be disciplined and strict towards your preparations.

NEET is mandatory for candidates who wish to study medicine in India. It is also mandatory for candidates who wish to study medicine abroad but wish to come back to India for practice. The other eligibility criteria of NEET 2020 are detailed below.
1) Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects from a recognised board. Candidates who are appearing for the class 12 or equivalent exam are also eligible to apply for NEET 2020.
2) Candidates must have completed 17 years as on December 31, 2020.
3) There is no upper age limit till the Supreme Court passes its judgment on it.
4) The marks are separate for each category and can be listed as under. The marks to be considered are aggregate marks only for PCB subjects
your - 50%, OBC/SC/ST - 40%, PWD - 45%
5) There is no limit on the number of attempts a student can make.
6) Candidates who are Indian Nationals, NRIs, OCIs, PIOs & Foreign Nationals are eligible to apply
You also have to select a code, of which you can get details when you apply;
Hope all this helps, Wish you luck for your future endeavors!

Hello NEET Aspirants!
The best way of start the revision of the whole syllabus is solving 34 level test papers. Make sure to solve these test papers within the given time limit and once you submit it. Analyze the test papers again and try to solve them with the easier approach taking less time. Let me tell you how it goes. First solve the chapter wise test papers. It will get you the idea that which topics you are weak at and how a random question is asked. Further Solve all the NEET previous year question papers http://bit.ly/2GmGPMc. To get to know the trend how the difficulty level increases by the time. Hope this information helps. Thanks.

Hello NEET Aspirants!
For NEET 2021 you have enough time so plan a strategy and follow it religiously. The very thing knows the syllabus and divide it into weekly targets for all the three subjects, Now Subject wise planning plays an important role as every subject and topic itself has a nature, you must understand the topic, or you must go for learn it or some topics totally rely on rote learning. Know the nature of topic first and proceed accordingly. For NEET Chemistry-
For inorganic and NEET Organic Chemistry you can blindly trust NCERT. Even for physical just practice the derivation and solve NCERT problems. Solve NCERT Exemplar as well. For NEET Physics-
For physics theory you must refer your class notes. Work on the concept. Solve a lot problem from previous year question papers. For NEET Biology http://bit.ly/2Wcam53 -
Be convinced with the fact that NCERT holds 80-85% for NEET biology. Follow NCERT blindly. It is seen that it is bit difficult for state boards student to crack the entrance so prepare from NCERT syllabus. Be focused towards NCERT each line, each word, each diagram, each flow chart everything. Just mug up NEET Biology totally. Make notes from NCERT. Follow coaching notes and underline the important portions. Spot the little things from NCERT and write it in diary. Solve modules of coaching. After that all you have is 30-year question papers.