NEET Preparation

Given the competition to get into the top medical colleges for MBBS the students require the best guidance. Here is the list of the top five institutes for NEET preparation:
1. Aakash Institute: It is an established name for medical aspirants all over India, with 30% to 40% rankers in NEET.
2. Allen Career Institute: It is more famous for IIT coaching, but this institute has also provided top NEET rankers every year.
3. PACE IIT and Medical: Its Mumbai branch is a popular name for medical preparation.
4. Career Point: This is another good institute that is known for its test series for the NEET exam.
5. Target PMT: This is an emerging name in Delhi for the preparation of medical exams.

Marrow is good when your goal is AIIMS. DAMS or Bhatia are good when your goal is NEET. DAMS follows a hybrid structure. They are experienced and professional educators and have an amazing way of teaching. They have an online application that is convenient and accessible with a smooth user interface. The live online classes give you the same feeling as the face-to-face classes because of the constant student-teacher interactions, plus all your doubts are cleared instantly. The same faculty is teaching on their offline and online DAMS platforms. The notes are very concise, crisp, and easy to understand. They have few pre-recorded applications like MARROW and Prep; hence, they aren't doable, and it is difficult to maintain your focus due to the lack of interactions and the lack of a support system for clearing your doubts. MARROW notes are too long, weighing in at kilos, and contain far too much useless information. The faculty is also not very good.

JEE is related to the engineering field, whereas NEET is related to the medical field. JEE and NEET are both held on an annual basis, and with limited seats, passing these exams becomes more difficult for students. Furthermore, the number of seats in medical colleges is much lower than in engineering colleges. Due to the lesser number of seats available in medical colleges and the high level of competition in NEET getting into a good medical college is challenging. As for difficulty level, National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is slightly tougher than Joint Entrance Examination-Mains but easier than Joint Entrance Examination-Advanced, but that is subjective, as seats are comparatively limited in National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, making it more competitive. Least Difficult: JEE Mains. Difficult: NEET. Most Difficulty: JEE Advanced. I hope this will help you.