Hey!

It totally depends upon you. If you feel like self study is sufficient for you then no need of taking coaching. Coaching classes are not a mandatory factor for clearing of any entrance exams. There are many students who excel in competitive exams like jee mains and advanced solely on self study. If you feel like your base is week and you are struggling with concepts and need guidance then yea definitely try for coaching or youtube learning. But if you have a good grasp of concepts and just need polishing (as visible in your score) I would suggest self study. But then final decision is yours.

The basic thing about coaching like Allen FITTJEE is that they constantly take examinations and that help polish your concepts and numericals. But you can get such exams online for free like NTA abhyas and many more.

You can even solve the last ten years iit question papers available easily on the internet. The thing is everything is available for free on the internet if you search for it.

And if you still feel that you need coaching then definitely go for it. It totally depends on personal needs.

With the right motivation and study materials you can excel in the exam without any coaching

Best of luck!

If you have any further queries, do not hesitate to ask.

(Self study tip: Focus on the basics and concepts and use internet for some extra information other than the ones given in the book)

hello aspirant,

it's very important for you to keep few things in mind,

Around 13 Lakh students appear for NEET every year

Determination, Dedication and Consistency will help you achieve your goals,You have to understand Class 11 and 12 NCERT very well,You have to stay confident and motivated till the last day of your exam.

Getting 600 mark in neet will assure you the college of your dreams with brightest and most hardworking minds of the country and top rankers but getting this high score is definitely not impossible but requires the combination of hard and smart work with sheer dedication and discipline. You need to have that grit within you to crack the code to the entrance. for NCERT every line of the chapter should be on your tips, you should solve every question in the book then move forward to the other reference books. However, relying only on NCERT can fetch you some marks but not the desired score.

• Physics - For starters I will highly recommend SL ARORA
• chem-
  1. For inorganic only prefer ncert and get it on your tips.
  2. For organic prefer himanshu pandey or M.S Chauhan.
  3. For physical you can get your hands on O.P TANDON or N.AWASTHI.
• Biology - ncert can be enough.

keep practising, keep you motive high and then you will definitely be able to score good marks.

hope that helps

Hello,

Start with analyzing the GATE syllabus. It will help you to prioritize subjects and important topics in each subject. After doing this, you will get a clear insight into where you stand and how far is left to cover. Just pick one of the subjects you feel good and start the preparation. You may start with some easy and scoring subjects like DBMS, Operating Systems or Computer Networks(totally depends on individual). After completing the first subject and its GATE questions, you can immediately pick the second subject. As soon as two subjects are completely covered, you will start feeling more confident.

If you feel like you are lost and lack consistency of studying daily, and you need guidance join some good classes. I joined MADE EASY institute after careful consideration and it proved to be the right decision for me. Prepare your own notes and subsequently prepare yourself.

After completing one subject, the immediately next task should be solving previously asked GATE questions of that subject. It will help you to uncover weak topics; try to recover those weak topics and resolve those questions.

Make a schedule and follow it at any cost, literally. Decide a fixed number of hours for your GATE preparation and complete it daily; remember, consistency is a compulsion here.

Note down the important points in notebook while covering the topics. It will definitely help you in revisions. Decide one day in a week to revise one of your previously completed subjects and use your GATE notes here.

There are few subjects which are easier to score, like Digital Logic, Mathematics, and Aptitude. These three subjects cover 25-28% of complete GATE paper. Solve previous GATE question for each subject. It will help you to recall and revise the subjects.

Join a good Online test series to replicate the GATE test environment. I found MADE EASY tests better as compared to others. Practice the mock tests to improve the performance, identify the weaker topics in each test and revise them regularly.

hope it helped.

Hey there!

You can start off by looking into the syllabus and buying preparatory books for clat. Try solving as many sample question papers and previous year question papers as you can. Try to time yourself and analyse your weak spots. You can also signup for online mock tests. You can check out the link below to see more information about clat

https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat

Hi

Yes, you can definitely achieve 600 marks or more in your neet 2021 examination through self study provided your remain honest, dedicated and focused towards your Neet examination preparation.

I cannot make a timetable for you as everyone is different and they require to make a timetable accordingly depending upon when do they prefer to study and have more concentration power like some prefer late night studies, others in morning and time available to you etc

But yes, I can definitely guide you in making a routine , follow the below tips :-

* Give at least eight hours for studies in your time table

*Keep short breaks of 20 to 25 minutes after every 1.5 to 2 hours between your studies in your routine .

*Half of the time of your studies in your routine must be for practicing MCQs and numericals

* Make sure that your routine revolves around reading, practicing questions and revision

*PHYSICS is the  toughest part for most of the medical aspirants  as it has both numericals and concepts to deal with ,

so keep at least 3 hours each day for Physics.

* In Chemistry you have to deal with reactions and learn them and solve questions as well, so give at least 2.5 hours to Chemistry

* In biology you have to read, learn and revise again and again, so keep around 2.5 hours for Biology.

Best of luck, prepare well :)

Thank you

Hey!

CLAT is an Aptitude test so it doesn't matter whether you are from science stream or commerce or arts.

This exam is based on concepts and topics that you've studied till your class 10.

So, all you need to do is :

Firstly , go through the exam pattern properly as changes have been announced in the exam pattern of CLAT 2020.

Apart from that , practice previous year question papers. You can also register yourself for online mock tests.

Also, GK and Current affairs is a very important part that needs to be covered in your exam preparation. For that, start reading news papers , keep yourself updated about all the national , international news , sports news, government schemes, index rankings . you can refer monthly magazines or newspapers like Hindu, economic times, HT etc. You can also download 'GK TODAY' and  ' INSHORTS' from google play store. Ala you can subscribe to ' STUDY IQ EDUCATION' channel on YouTube. For GK you can buy LUCENT or ARIHANT.

For English: Start reading Novels and start watching some web series or movies in English language. This way you will automatically get to know difficult and new words. You can buy 2-3 books for preparation like 1. Word power made easy- by Norman lewis, High school English grammar and composition by wren & Martin .

For Maths: revise your class 6-10 syllabus and Also RS Agarwal is the best book for exam preparation.

For Legal Aptitude: you can refer mock tests, previous year question papers and LA and LR by AP bhardwaj.

For Logical reasoning refer 'MODERN APPROACH TO LOGICAL REASONING by R.S. Agarwal'

For practice, you should definitely buy Universal Guide for CLAT and LLB in that book you'll get end number of questions for practice. And also previous year papers of NLU, AILET, CLAT and DU LLB .

Sone best youtube channels for exam preparation are:

1. STUDY IQ EDUCATION

2. CAREER LAUNCHER

3. UNACADEMY

4. PRO TALENT DIGITAL

5. FINOLOGY LEGAL

All the best!

Hey!

For the preparation of NEET exam self study plays a crucial role but firstly,don't panic ,you will adjust yourself accordingly with time.

As per your schedule ,beside your coaching and class hours(9 hours)you should at atleast give 2 to 3 hours to self study in evening hours for making your concepts strong and flawless.For your 11th class you should try to give morning hours so that you can revise the subject topics those are running currently.

And most important thing don't forget to take small breaks (I would rather say YOGA break for more health efficiency) while studying to keep yourself stressfree.

Hope this helps.

1. Study NCERT books
2. try to get a good command over concepts
3. You can use media such as You tube etc to get the content which is available for free
4. you can also subscribe for test series and mock tests that will provide you with real time exam experience
5. Choose good reference books
6. Manage time effectively as well as efficiently
7. study regularly
8. set goals to complete the topics within certain time limit
9. Revision is the tool that hone your learning it's like sharpening an axe before cutting a tree
10. Be confident and never doubt your ability

Hey there!

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