best tips for preparation of neet in 3 months??

Hello,

National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - NEET UG is now the sole offline entrance exam for admission to MBBS, BDS, AYUSH and BVSc & AH courses. Apart from this, AIIMS and JIPMER MBBS admissions will be granted on the basis of NEET 2020 scores. Thus, the competition will be tough.

However, the prepared candidates need not worry and should be confident. Here I am providing some of the tips for medical aspirants to crack NEET 2020 exam in 3 months with better preparations.

• Know the complete syllabus

It is important to understand the syllabus of NEET thoroughly. Without the better knowledge of syllabus, these preparation tips will be of no use. Also, with the help of it, they will be aware of the questions asked in the examination.

• Analyse the chapter-wise weightage of NEET

Go through the NEET important topics and chapter-wise weightage of previous years to know which topic contains most of the questions. Since, NEET syllabus is so vast for candidates to prepare within 3 months, therefore, this important topics will help them.

• Solve mock test/previous years papers

The famous quota, "Practice makes a man perfect" totally goes with the medical candidates preparing for NEET exam. For better preparations, they should solve as many as previous years question papers or mock tests or sample papers. With this, they will be able to understand the concept of actual examination scenario, exam pattern, time management, what to do in case of glitches and other aspects.

• Do not run in the rat race!!!

Yes, you heard it right. It is a fact that, "trouble in being in a rat race is that even if you win, you are still a rat." Do not take much stress that it affects your preparations. Parents should help their aspirants understand that they are not to impress others and the society and it hardly matters it they fail. Tell them the success stories of people who failed a lot of times. Motivate them.

For more details, to know preparation tips for NEET in 3 months, I have provided link above.

Hope this helps.. All the best...:)

In order to get a medical seat in government college you have to include a big time in your schedule for study because we have very less time now.



Let me divide your 3 months and 15 days into 3 Steps:



1. 2 Months - full Syllabus

2. 15 days - Revision

3. 1 Month - Questions, Analysis and a last time to know your mistakes.



Elaborating these 3 Steps:



1. 2 Months:- divide your 2 months to do all three subject. if you are doing good in one subject that's good go on do it more perfectly.

Main focus on NCERT.

In these 2 months make NCERT your Bible/ Geeta whatever you're good with, line to line reading.

Do NCERT Questions.

Just Get your hands done with it. (mostly for bio)

For Chemistry, Organic is nicely scoring other than that do Inorganic and Physical as well but Organic with more efforts.

Now, the Devil, Physics:

3 steps:

1. Understand Concepts

2. Do Questions

3. Do more Questions

As many questions you do you'll understand that concept efficiently. You'll take less time in attending those questions in exam and give rest time to other subjects.



Now, because it's only 3 months don't think you'll get really good in physics because if you does then other subjects will be drown.



We have time to do Smart work not hard work.



2. 15 days Revision:- revise those things you've done in those 2 Months. More you revise more strongly you'll retain it in your sub-conscious memory.



3. 1 Months of Tests and Analysis:- Attend online test series like Aakash and many more, do previous year question more than 1 time. More questions, Analysis. Know your weak points and mistakes, correct them.

It'll make you strong and confident. For the Judgment Day;).



follow these things.

You'll 100% get the selection.



This year cutt off will not raise to 600 or 650

Like last year it'll again come on track like 2016, 580 or 500, because of changes that government does this year.



And Best advice from me,

Give up your Phone for this time period. ( If you have :p)

You'll increase your selection chance by 50%.



Thanks for your Questions.



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Hello Prachi, As per your query about preparation in -3 months I would to mention some points for you -

Do you have to appear for board exam , if yes substract 35 - 40 days for the same...so around 70 days

Subject - 3 with biology carrying 50% of total marks..so around 25-35 days for bio, Physics chemistry 15 days each....

Devote most of time say 80 % in NEET preparation and 20 % in board exam preparation

Focus only on important topics

Whatever you study throughout the day make sure that you revise before going to the bed

Concentrate More on weaker subject

.Give equal important to all the three subjects

Practice MCQS on daily basis

Correct your mistakes

Maintain your health

Give mock test in between to assess yourself

Think positive

Don't think about the result. Be cool and devise a strategy for solving the paper, like which subject to attend first, what time is to be given for each subject, rough work to be done with pencil, leaving doubted questions initially, etc.

You will achieve what you think unacheivable

Above points definitely help you

Regards

Dr Parmanand Agarwal

MBBS MD

Career counsellor