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5 years ago
Contributor-Level 7
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 reg
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Contributor-Level 9
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
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5 years ago
Contributor-Level 9
1. Start from basics first and then go to advanced level questions for physics and chemistry ( nowadays if you only practice basics, it will be far more than enough, provided you cover all lessons)
2. Try to cover at least 2 lessons ahead of NEET SYLLABUS http://bit.ly/2FUgVQA what is told in class.
3. REVISE AS MANY TIMES AS YOU CAN!
4. Beware! Your coaching institute will try to cover entire lessons in 2 to 3 days. Be prepared for that.
5. Stop doing many books at the same time. You will get less time to revise all of them. Best of luck!
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For admission into MBBS in government medical colleges with SC category, your score should be around 400. Below this score, its less predictable that you'll get admission into government medical colleges.
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