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how i score 650 + in NEET UG 2021


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Rahanul Hoque 2nd Apr, 2020
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Hrisheekesh Singh 2nd Apr, 2020

Hi Rahanul,

These tips will help you score  650 + in NEET UG 2021 :-

  • Know the complete syllabus and work accordingly.
  • Make an effective study plan and follow it strictly.
  • Refer to the NCERT books first and move to high level books.
  • Use previous year paper and mock test as a key to score higher by knowing the exam pattern.
  • Revise topics again and again as many times as possible.
  • Hard work and discipline with smart work will give better results.

You may refer to this source article for more information about How to crack NEET with 600+ Scores.

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

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