Dear aspirant,

I have a few tips for you to manage everything together.

First of all, make a schedule for yourself.  Set a target based on how much time you have. Make sure you finish the school portions everyday along with the class. There is not a lot of conceptual differences in what you'll have to study. So please pay attention in school and coaching. Set aside an hour everyday to revise through the concepts taught in school and coaching that day. Devote most of your self-study time to practice and solve questions. Amidst all this make sure you spend sometime playing/exercising/pursuing your hobby as well. For materials, I would recommend yout o get standard textbooks like OP Tandon for Organic chemistry, NCERT for inorganic chemistry, P Bahadur for physical chemistry, Cengage for Math and physics. But, refer only to one set of books, don't get too many books. Just, religiously stick to one book that makes you feel comfortable with the concepts. Practice previous year questions regularly. Based on what you have completed write mock tests atleast twice every month. In class 11 focus only on getting the concepts right as you don't have board exams to worry about. In class 12, spend 2-3 hours a week practicing board exam questions.

Hope this helps.

hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

Akash is one of the popular and best coaching institute for NEET and JEE in India. There are number of aspirants who clear different entrance exams every year from this coaching institute. Akash is specially famous for the NEET preparation.

The fee structure of Akash institute for 1 year course is nearly 1,40,000

and 2 years integrated course is nearly 3,35,000.

I hope this information will help you.

Hello,

Based on reviews, facilities and placement scenario, Jain University is a better option than CMR university for Computer Science Engineering.  Jain University has a better ranking in NIRF than CMR university.

However, I recommend you to go to the below sites and do your analysis yourself.

You can find more details about the Jain University at:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/school-of-engineering-and-technology-jain-university-bangalore

You can find more details about the CMR University at:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/cmr-institute-of-technology-bangalore

Thank you.

Hi,

You are concern about your 3 drops and due to which you are taking stress.

First of all, concentrate on what has happened with you . You have already taken 3 drops, and I would not suggest you to take additional drops. I think you should revise your 70% syllabus thoroughly.  It is really enough to get a decent score in NEET and have potential to give you admission in some good MBBS college.

I would suggest you to change your place of living and go and live with your parents instead!

Psychology prospective :

It is human nature to automatically start comparing oneself from others.To some extent, it is a good habit, as it keeps you motivated to do hard work.

But if it is leading you to overthinking and self-doubts, then you should free yourself from those conditions. Go and listen to some good music, make friends, spend some time with your parents and relatives.

Stop concentrating on those girls, and have faith on your 70% syllabus, you can CRACK IT!

I hope for your good future!

Thank you!

Dear Misti,

Your confusion is faced by many medical aspirants who leave their homes to pursue NEET preparation and live in hostels.

If you are planning to stay in your hometown : to answer your question, I first need to know whether you are planning to move to a different city (such as Kota) to enroll in a coaching institute. If you join a coaching institute in your home town, you may not need to live in a hostel. This will save you from the huge cost (mental, physical, emotional and financial) that is involved in living away from home.

If you are moving out of your hometown : if you are moving to a different city, you will have to live in a hostel which will involve some adjustments. If you have no specific dietary or physical requirements, the adjustment might be easier. You may also need to decide whether you want to stay alone in a single seater or live with a roommate and if so, how many? The quality of food and water, infrastructure, distance from your coaching institute, safety etc will have to be kept in mind while selecting a good hostel room for you. If you do manage to get a good room (and roommate), you will find that living in a hostel can actually aid your studies and help you to concentrate better.

Please think carefully! This is a big decision and should be taken after a lot of research and deliberations. Best of luck!

I hope this helps!

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well ! You should first focus on class 12 , make good percentage it will boost your confidence.

Then ,

1. Read more about civil services. ...
2. Take up a graduation course that involves history and polity. ...
3. During your graduation, study these subjects well keeping in mind the UPSC syllabus...

Go through the upsc syllabus first , watch the interview

And dont be a part of rat race ,give time to explore yourself and then decide to prepare for upsc. It is not a cup of tea for everyone

Hope you understand !

Thanks

Best option. If you are enrolled in the top coaching programme in your city.

As coaching teaches you everything these days. By taking a doubt class, they themselves assist you in revising the material and removing your doubts.

Not attending school most of the time saves you. And IIT students needs to practice on its own.

Dummy school is the finest option because it saves you a lot of time.

Best wishes