can i score more than 600+ in neet if i start studying now ? and anyone give me a crt time table ?

Hi

There's hardly 1 month left now.

To be very honest, it's extremely difficult to score 600+ in just 1 months, if you start from scratch as its syllabus is wide , you have to cover the complete syllabus of physics chemistry and Biology for class 11th and 12th but yes if you concepts of 11th & 12th are clear and you study with honesty and dedication and remain consistent towards your preparation then yes you can definitely achieve your target .

Coming to timetable,

Actually, I cannot provide you an exact timetable for your neet preparation  as as everyone is different and they require to make a personalised routine or a timetable for themselves  depending upon factors like 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 , your grasping ability and speed etc.

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

-----------------------------)Give at least 12-13 hours for studies in your time table as now time is very less

As you have less time, stress more on  important and scoring topics or chapters which are listed below subject wise along with their chapter wise weight age based on past year neet papers

PHYSICS

• Optics - 10%

• Semiconductors- 9%

• Dual nature of matter ,atoms and nuclei-9%

• Thermodynamics -9%

• Electrostatics-9%

• Current electricity -8%

• Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Current-8%

• Laws of motion & work power energy:- 7%

• Magnetic Effect of Current & Magnetism :- 5 %

• System of Particles and Rotational Motion :-5%

CHEMISTRY

• Coordination Compounds- 9%

• p-Block, d- and f-Block Elements- 9%

• Thermodynamics- 8%

• Equilibrium -6%

• Chemical bonding and molecular structure-5%

• Solutions- 5%

• Organic Chemistry: Basic Principles & Techniques- 4%

• Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers :-4%

• Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids-4%

BIOLOGY

• Human physiology:- 20%

• Genetics and Evolution:-18%

• Diversity in living organism:- 14%

• Biology and Human Welfare:-9%

• Reproduction:- 9%

• Cell: Structure and Function:- 9 %

• Plant Physiology:- 6%

• Ecology and Environment:- 6%

To help you plan your studies ,you can get the chapter wise weightage of all the chapters at

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-chapter-wise-weightage-and-important-topics

-----------------------------) keep short breaks of 10 minutes in between your studies in your routine as studying continuously can be brain tiring and you won't be able to focus.

-----------------------------) half of the time of your studies in your routine must be for practicing MCQs and numericals

-----------------------------)When it comes to time which should be given to each subject in your routine/timetable then

• PHYSICS is the  toughest part for most of the aspirants  as it has both numericals and concepts to deal with , so keep at least 4.5 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 4  hours daily to Chemistry.

• In Biology, you have to  understand the biological processes and memorise them as well, as give at least around 4.5 hours a day. Focus more on biology as you have very limited time and biology is comparatively easiest among the three and less time taking to cover it.

-----------------------------)Make sure that your routine revolves around 3 things i. e  reading chapter, practicing questions/mcqs and revision.

And to  help you in your neet preparation we have neetknockout for you which comes with several features out of which one is adaptive time table which will be of great help  for you in managing and scheduling your study time as per your need. The link for it is given below:-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet

Thank you