Hello,



You should follow the following instructions





1. NCERT biology : Not even a single line out of both volumes should be left without retaining in the memory. Even an average 400 scoring candidate had revised these both volumes more than 30 times or may not have counted so now you set a benchmark about the number of revisions you need.

2. Side by side solve MCQS from good books like Dinesh or NCERT at finger tips.

3. For chemistry, read NCERT especially for inorganic ( cause it's only to retain facts and has lesser to understand so limit your content that you are studying).

Rest for physical and organic chemistry firstly solve some previous year question papers and then make a list of important topics and type of questions asked again and again then solve them only cause it's difficult to cover whole syllabus with much grasp now. So do it smartly.

4.For physics refer to HC verma for concepts and then solving more MCQs from DC pandey.

Since it seems difficult to think of whole physics try to check important topics from each unit (say Capictors from Electrostatic or logic gates from semiconductors ) and cover topic by topic both its MCQs and other stuff.

After doing all of these above things , yet one isn't fully prepared and other things like giving mock exams and then evaluation of your mistakes is really significant ( it makes one aware of doing lesser silly mistakes ) and management of time too .

Rest all depends on how you maintain your peace through difficult times , don't get discouraged by any means , try to give the best shot possible.

Since you haven't done anything like this before so you have to approach it like you haven't approached anything before by that I mean hardwork like you haven't done for any other thing earlier.

If you still have any queries about this topic please let me know in comments below.





Thank you

Hii Kartik,

It will be very difficult. Class 11 concepts are even important for understanding class 12 syllabus. 11th syllabus has very important chapters, from where questions are extensively asked in NEET.



Why not try and change the word 'not too good' to 'good' with hardwork and then be confident about cracking NEET?



Now, how to achieve it. You should join a test series, then examine the paper and build the concept and practice those questions in which you find any difficulty.



Good Luck!

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