Hii pranav,

You can easily prepare well for NEET exam in 3 months and can crack NEET exam.It does not matter about the time, what matters is all your dedication, Excitement and hardwork.Some of the people will have enough time of 1 year to prepare, they start well but they still end up on the loosing side without completing the syllabus due to lack of excitement and dedication.

If you have those qualities you can prepare well for NEET exam in 3 months and can crack the Exam.

I want to share some tips which may help you

• Study NCERT biology completely, NEET question paper contains major portion of that.
• Study Basic concepts of every topic and make sure that you have not missed any topic.some times easy questions may come from whatever the syllabus you didn't cover.
• Take as many Mock tests as possible because that is the only way to improve your skill and speed.

All the Best...,

Hello Pranav,



Three months is not a load of time, so the trick ultimately is to maximize every minute, like prioritising what to study, not wasting time on topics that are too time consuming, and being realistic about your abilities.



Before starting preparation, figure out where you stand. If you feel like you only have scratched the syllabus so far, it may better serve your purpose if you dont try to complete the entire the entire syllabus but instead smartly leave out some topics which dont carry much weightage. This way you will have more time to focus on other topics, as your attention wouldnt be scattered. Alternately, if your foundation is strong, you may go the whole hog and try to score maximum marks.The point here is you should start with realistic goals. Like first try to ensure you are good enough to qualify NEET. If that target is achieved, you can scale up and try to get higher marks.After going through the exam pattern and syllabus, put in place an actionable study routine. One benefit of having in place a study routine is you will be able to track your progress more effectively than going about doing the job randomly. Also, this way you will be able to allot time and attention to topics that need them effectively.When making the study plan, you must prioritise scorable topics and complete them first. Likewise decide priority for all topics. The least priority should be given to topics that carry minimum weightage.What you can do with difficult time-consuming topics is mark them for study later, like when you have covered the rest of the topics.If you make a habit of taking notes during study, you will be alert during study and also be able to jot down all the important points. The notes can also be used for quick revision as you dont have to go through large blocks of text.Sample papers contains questions similar to the ones asked in the entrance exam. So, by solving NEET sample papers, the you will be able to know what types of questions are asked, distribution of questions, and also assess your progress.In order to get sample papers you can visit following link,



https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-sample-paper





Hope this helps.



All the Best.

Hello Pranav

It is difficult to prepare for neet in 3 months because syllabus is very vast and you need proper time to undrsunder all the concept and to practice the questions.in 3 months if you study all the subject and concepts ; it will mess up all the things.

It also depends upon the situation that how much you have learn and your ability also.

All you can do is put your al efforts and time for the best.And read the important things and make notes which you can read during last few days

Good luck.

Yes, of course, you can crack the NEET Exam in three months if you are dedicated and determined. I would like to mention some points for all who are going to prepare for NEET in these three months . You have a total of 3 subjects with biology carrying 50% of total marks, physics, and chemistry carrying 50% together.

Thank you

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