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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Anjuman PU College, Karnataka Science College, and JSS PU College are a few of the reputable PU Science institutes in Dharwad that concentrate on getting students ready for NEET. These educational establishments have demonstrated efficacy in equipping students for admission examinations such as NEET.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Sri Aurobindo Institute of Medical Science is a well-regarded medical institute in Indore. Last year's cutoff for the General category closed at 71482. Thus, the expected closing cutoff can be projected at 69000 for the General category. For OBC, It can be projected at around 72,000, around 200000 for SC, and around 300000 for ST.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Mock tests form an important aspect of NEET preparation. Exam preparation will be incomplete without taking NEET mock tests and success in this highly competitive medical entrance exam is impossible. NEET 2024 mock test will give students exposure towards the exam structure and question pattern and will also help them understand their preparation level and mistakes to avoid.
After taking mock tests, it is important to get the performance analysed thoroughly by an expert or mentor. The analysis will provide insights about the areas of improvement, causes of mistakes, correct approach to attempt questions, time management, etc. The object
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
With focus and dedication, you can definitely prepare for Board exams and NEET simultaneously. We recommend you follow the below points:
Understand the Basics: Understand and absorb every detail in the NCERT textbooks for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Create your own notes, highlight key points, and solve practice problems based on NCERT.
Plan Your Time Wisely: Develop a practical study schedule considering school, NEET preparation, and breaks. Initially, dedicate more time to NEET and adjust as the board exams approach. Stick to your plan and avoid procrastination.
Focus on Key Topics: Recognize the topics crucial for NEET that might
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
There is no specific number of hours or days which can be considered enough to prepare for the Plant Kingdom chapter of NEET. If you are weak in this area, you must dedicate at least two to three hours every day to prepare. Once you attain conceptual clarity and complete each of the chapters, you should move towards solving past years’ NEET question papers and sectional mock tests to prepare well for this section.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 9
Maths is not compulsory to qualify for NEET. The mandatory subjects for NEET are Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English. As long as you have studied these core subjects during your 11th and 12th standard, you are eligible to take the NEET exam. However, it's important to note that Biology is a compulsory subject for NEET, so if you have taken PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) without Biology, you will not be eligible to take the exam
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