Hi, I am at the end of my 12 th standard how can I prepare chemistry as well as physics for my neet exam please suggest me...?

Dear Ajith

As compared to physics,  chemistry is somewhat easy and what I'm telling is if you're capable of clearing the chemistry with 85% above and physics with almost half percentage also you'll get good NEET rank. Just go through all previous papers maintain a record of questions cane from different topics. Go from large number  of questions then you can end up with small. But everyday go through all the formula, if you're good enough in physics you'll definitely get good rank. And the remaining all topics covered in the previous solutions.

Hope,  I cleared your query.

All the best.

By the time you finish your boards you will be done with your theory (NECRT books). After that, all you need to do is to solve as many MCQs as possible and give at least 1 mock test daily (The more the better). Set up Targets example I need to solve 10 Mock tests this week and also go through 50 MCQs each for the following 10 chapters .....

Hello! See, inorganic chemistry is more of mugging up, so it would be better learn few facts everyday and keep revising previous one. For physical chemistry, solving MCQs is enough whereas organic needs both. Whenever you are bored with tough learning subject, better you switch to one which you like. Physics involves understanding concepts which will depend only on 2 things: your concentration while someone is teaching you and practice you do wrt MCQs. So if you find it difficult, don't start your day with it. Gain confidence by doing easier things first and utilize the same for cracking difficult aspect.

All the best!

Chemistry is a more theoretic like subject compared to physics, so it requires many tactics and revision, and as of physics is more like formulas and application. So my advise to you is keep the chemistry subject in the morning or when u feel urself active and physics at night or when u feel bored or sleepy because whenever you use a formulas and it's application it requires pen n paper to solve, and this will surely push off ur sleep and And will get you awake and alert ur mindset.

Different topics of chemistry demand a different spectrum of mindset. When I talk about physical chemistry, it is pretty much understandable that it's more of numerical problems with application of concepts. Mere mugging up of formulae will not help. You will confront some numericals in your board exams as well, so why not start solving some? That'll not just help you in your final exams but also for your competitive exams. As far as class 11 is concerned, you need to allocate some quality time for it, for you have some really important topics like equilibrium and Thermodynamics that'll need some really good practice.

For organic chemistry, mechanism of action, named reactions and application of few mechanism of actions to newer problems will require not just good memory but also some logic. Practice, again is the key. Start working with class 12 topics first, solve good number of questions and get your doubts clarified.

Inorganic chemistry demands memory, a good one. Revision is a necessary evil here, read these topics well, prepare notes and keep revising them. See what kind of questions have been asked previously, that'll help you to figure out how much you're supposed to be concentrating in a particular topic.

The only foolproof method for scoring well in physics is PRACTICE, As simple as that.

Pick up a topic, go through the various concepts given in that topic and solve as many numericals as you can. Spontaneity along with accuracy is needed for scoring well in this subject.

Never be afraid to get your doubts clarified, get them clarified as soon as you get one. Go through the questions that have been asked previously to get a gist of the topics that have been frequently asked and make them strong, work on the relatively weaker areas of class 12 first as you need to appear for your board exams as well, and if time permits, focus on the topics of class 11 that are carrying high weightage from NEET point of view.