Disha publication for chemistry neet is useful for neet preparation ..of chemistry subject
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2nd Nov, 2017
Disha publication is indeed a good book for neet preparation but before going for any reference book you should first read NCERT thoroughly and try to grasp all the concepts properly. Moreover you should try to solve as many MCQs as you can in order to improve your speed and accuracy.
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31st Oct, 2017
Hi Akash ! According to me Inspite of using other Books , you Should Focus , Read or learn NCERT from line to line & Than after you Solve MCQs from Universal Errorless & Mordern ABC of Chemistry . Really I used Errorless universal in my preparation time & I got much Benefit in exam. & one more suggestion Give mock test daily , it will help you in make time management in your Exam. & Dont use Many other guides Becoz Always believe in Quality Education Not in quantity Education. Good Luck !! Rajat Dave (CR @ Career 360)
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30th Oct, 2017
Hi Akash!
- Ensure that you are thorough with NCERT prescribed textbooks. It is essential to build a good foundation. In physics and chemistry, understand the solved examples because the analogy used in the answers is quite similar to solve NEET questions.
- I have never used Disha publication for NEET preparation. You can use Modern's ABCs; I have found it useful. To practice questions, you can use Pradeep's Objective Textbook; they have a wide variety of questions.
- Also, towards the end of your preparation, I recommend that you solve papers as mock exams and learn time management as you do so (I can't give one definite method as everybody has different tactics). Also analyse your papers; I used to write the page[for biology] and the concept[for physics and chemistry] next to each question as a review.
Hope this answers your question
Arika (CR @ Careers360)
- Ensure that you are thorough with NCERT prescribed textbooks. It is essential to build a good foundation. In physics and chemistry, understand the solved examples because the analogy used in the answers is quite similar to solve NEET questions.
- I have never used Disha publication for NEET preparation. You can use Modern's ABCs; I have found it useful. To practice questions, you can use Pradeep's Objective Textbook; they have a wide variety of questions.
- Also, towards the end of your preparation, I recommend that you solve papers as mock exams and learn time management as you do so (I can't give one definite method as everybody has different tactics). Also analyse your papers; I used to write the page[for biology] and the concept[for physics and chemistry] next to each question as a review.
Hope this answers your question
Arika (CR @ Careers360)
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29th Oct, 2017
In my initial days of preparation for neet 2013, I referred disha publications but I did not find the book useful. Also, I would say it did waste pretty much of my time. Arihant and mtg is the best.
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29th Oct, 2017
I can tell u names of good books and exam oriented ones but I haven't tried it so I won't be able to comment on that .
Arihant and GRB are really nice books and modules of aakash institute are also nice infact of any institute are great..
Arihant and GRB are really nice books and modules of aakash institute are also nice infact of any institute are great..
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