If you have not enrolled for a regular one year or two year course during your 10+2 , or you have dropped a year and now after studying on your own need a rapid review of all important topics so that you don't miss out on anything, crash courses could be really beneficial.

But during this time you need to be really focused so that you are not drained of your energy. Also I personally believe a regular course from the start of the preparation itself keeps you more ahead of others.

All the best.

Hello AYUSH, As per your query i would like to tell you It's benefit only when you have already read and study about that topic previously so that you are rivison happens and important topics get more clear and revised. But if you think to cover everything in a short time that is impossible.



Due to time constraints, only important parts of the syllabus are focused on crash courses.



In class, they brush past the theory in a few minutes delivering whats needed for the NEET syllabus. The remaining time is used doing MCQs mostly.



The tests conducted by them is very important, study for them well. All those small tests actually add up to advantage at the exam hall. They'll help you. You'd find similar sums.



If this way is beneficiary for you, you must attend the crash course.



Hope this helped.



Regards

Dr Parmanand Agarwal

MBBS MD

Career counsellor

Hey ayush, i don't think there's any benefit of crash course because it starts in month of april during which the students need to revise the concepts. In crash course there is just rapid teaching of concepts and wont teach in deep instead you can revise in deep at home. Self study is best study

Dear Ayush

It would be good if you've taken the crash course after knowing the basics of each and every topic. In therapy course, they won't go deep so make sure that you'll get ready for that.  And in that crash course they'll cover each and every concept but very fast.

All the best.

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