Hello student

This is a question which is in the mind of every NEET aspirant. Every student is confused on which coaching Institute to choose for making their dream come true.

Dakksham  is a new coaching institute which has been just opened in 2019 so it is a very new institute therefore much cannot be said at their study schedule so i advice you to go for another coaching also with it you can go for only test series also of other insututes .Some of the other institutes you can for are like Aakash,Allen .

I wish you all the best for your career ahead and you can ask any other questions in your mind.

You can take a look at  the cutoff of the NEET 2020 :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

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Dear aspirant,

For the preparation of NEET first of all go through NCERT text book thoroughly. Then for advanced studies you can go for --

• Concept of Physics by H.C. Verma
• Objective of Physics by DC Pandey
• Dinesh Chemistry guide
• Biology by Trueman

For MCQ practicing purpose MTG is the best for NEET. You can also go through Chapterwise-Topicwise of Arihant Publication. For biology you can follow Dinesh Objective Biology.

Hope it would be helpful. All the best.

Hello

Here are the best  books for neet :

For physics:

Ncert class physics both class 11th and 12th (best)

Concept of physics H.C verma

Objective physics dc Pandey

Fundamental physics  by pradeep

Problem in general physics by ie irodov

Fundamental of physics by halliday,resnik and walker.

For chemistry:

Ncert chemistry both class 11th and 12th.

Physical chemistry by op tandon

ABC of chemistry for classes 11and classes 12 by modern

Concise inorganic chemistry by jd lee

Dinesh chemistry guide.

For biology:

Ncert biology of both class11th and 12th

Biology volume 1and volume 2 by trueman

Objective biology by dinesh

Objective biology by ansari

Pradeep guide on biology

You can also visit the following link to get idea about syllabus of neet.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-neet/amp

Good Luck.

Hello dear student,

time table depends totally on you how much you want to study and how much time you want to devote to other activities because they are equally important. What matters is how much you are focused while studying as number of hours never matter but how much you are grasping in those hours is a big part . So take sufficient rest so that your mind can work well. I hope you understand this .

Thank you

Hello Suhani!

Here is the comparison between Akash and Allen coaching institutes.

Akash Coaching Institute:

This institute has its branches all over India. So it makes it really comfortable for you if your city or any nearby city has one of the Akash centres. The study materials given in Akash are very easy to understand and they almost cover everything given in NCERT textbooks. There are enough test papers. The teaching hours are a little relaxed in Akash and flexibility of their timimgs makes it helpful for the students to adjust themselves to new learning environment.

Teaching faculty in Akash is not really too great. There are well trained trainers as well as just average teachers. Modules do have additional information, but not as much as Allen. Also, the papers given by Akash are not tough which does not help you properly to ace for your exams. Competition is not very high in Akash. And the major drawback is that their fee is too high and definitelt is not worth the quality of education you receive there (atleast in majority of cases). Also, the management in Akash has a number of loopholes as well.

Allen Institute :

There are a total of 25 study centres of Allen according to their website. Allen study materials are one of the best and they cover all topics right from basics to an advanced level as well. This helps you to master the concepts. The teaching faculty in Allen is excellent and are motivating. There is a lot of competition among students in Allen which always will remind you of your goals and put more efforts.

Allen is comparitevly very strict. Their timings are not flexible and it will take more time to adjust with their environment. The number of students per batch is more so, it can make students difficult to cope with the crowd and to get your questions clarified by students. Moreover, you will have stay in hostel away from the comfort of your home.

So these are some of the drawbacks and mrits of both institutes. Now, lastly, it finally depends on you, your dedication and efforts how well you will perform in your exam. These institutes are just a medium. They have to pass through it by yourself.

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Hello Student

I would like to tell you that only few examples and questions change in the new editions of the Book ,but the concepts in the book remains same so you can use edition of 2019-2020 for the year 2022 in NEET.

Personally i would like to tell you that you should read the theory part of the H.C. Verma as it is very interesting as well as very important also .For problem solving you should rather focus on DC Pandey as it has more exposure to the problem solving method.

All the very best for your future and if you want more information i am always available.

Thank You

Hi aspirants,

It seems like you are very tense but you know 500 marks in NEET is quite a good marks . If you are from OBC or any reserved category there are chances of you getting a government college . Eventhough at 500 marks you can get a top medical college's . But , if you have made your mind to take a gap then I will suggest you too it depends on your decision of joining classes . If your basics are clear and you think you have learnt everything so that you could self study then no need of joining classes . Just be in contact of your teachers. You must once ask your classes staff about it that you are repeating a year so if they can help you when you have doubt . I think you have got 500 marks now then you are very clear about your basics and all you just need a little more effort and some belief in yourself . But it will be better for you to atleast apply for medical colleges as your marks is superb . If you want you can check our college predictor link it will give you the list of colleges at your marks. https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer