Medicine Entrance Exam

Organic chemistry is a very important aspect of NEET chemistry. Organic chemistry has a vast syllabus but very important. Try to make it your strong point instead of your fear. Work on the fundamentals or else you will end messing it up. Organic chemistry can be mastered if you can interconnect the chapters. There are many questions which require quick interlinking of knowledge (say a series of reaction 1 is form alcohol other from amines ) of these chapters, that can be done by making flowcharts (personally found it very helpful ). Start with reading your NCERT and just getting the basics right. To cover the entire NEET Syllabus http://bit.ly/2FUgVQA practice all the intext exercises and questions at the back. Properly understand and learn from your module /reference. Try to at least look up the reaction mechanism of all the reactions mentioned in the NCERT. (Really important for conceptual knowledge)
Don't jump to questions now, do the chapter once more, all the reaction mechanism should be clear to you and then practice questions. See past year questions of NEET AIPMT and AIIMS. Keep repeating organic chemistry, keep doing the reaction mechanisms on your own, and more and more questions. Also, focus the named reactions. Practice and revision are the key and once you do it you actually start loving organic chemistry.

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I am sharing the subject wise strategy for NEET 2020 to score 620+
Biology:
Begin from biology as it covers 50% of NEET syllabus. Read NCERT of biology (7-8 times) thoroughly & note down important points. Now analyses NCERT diagrams, solve MTG NCERT at your fingertips (a must book) and second one is any coaching module like that of Allen or Akash, if not possible then Engage objective or MTG guide. Chemistry:
For Chemistry you must build concepts you may go for classes or through YouTube videos. For online Chemistry video Lectures, you may find my Chemistry video Lectures on YouTube channel (*free of cost*). After that you may read NCERT if you want. Then do previous year questions of NEET/AIIMS and for good question you may also solve questions from CHEMISTRY Chapter wise test series. *Physics:
Physics seems tough subject for medicos but it's not a fact. If you are not good at physics follow simple principle *practice, practice and more practice*. For physics you must build your concepts first with help of your teacher or from NEET physics kotak, YouTube channel. For questions you may solve coaching module or MTG guide or engage objective and at least previous year questions of NEET/AIIMS. Thanks.

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NTA will conduct the next NEET exam on 3rd May 2020. National Testing Agency NTA will start the online application form from 2nd December 2019 till 31st December 2019. yourself updated with the NEET 2020Latest News. Below are steps to fill the application form:
Visit the official website to fill the application form i.e. NTA (National Testing Agency). In the next step, you need to register through the official portal and click on the new user. Fill all the required details like name, contact number, email address, category etc. After filling all the details, you will receive your registration number and login details. Your details will be sent on your email and mobile number also for further use. Upload your photo and signature. Make a payment. Verify and submit the form. I hope the above information will help you out. All the Best.

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Before applying for the exam candidate must ensure the complete NEET Eligibility which includes
Eligibility of 15% All India Quota Seats
Qualifying Examination Code
Admissions and Reservations for SC/ST/OBC/PWD
Seats other than 15% All India Quota
Qualifying Exam
Minimum age requirement
Qualifying marks and Nationality
Candidate should also make sure about
States/Deemed universities/central universities including DU/BHU/AMU
After conforming all the above-mentioned points of NEET Eligibility, a candidate must apply for the examination. NEET Upper age limit has been removed. For now, candidates should have been born on or before 31st Dec 2003, to appear for NEET 2020. Thanks, and best of luck aspirants.