Hello aspirant,
It depends on your consistency , enthusiasm , determination and seriousness towards any examination how much time you take for completing it's syllabus.
Now as the syllabus for NEET UG is Physics , chemistry and biology of standard 11th and 12th.
And if you have done good in these exams or you prepare well for these exams , major chunk of your syllabus will be completed.
After this you might required 9/10 months for final brushing up. ,
One can divide these 10months into 4+4+2 for revising 11th standard , 12th standard and final combined revision in last 2 months . This counts to 3years of preparation it you are taking a drop.
Some students start preparing from 10+2 and score a good score, so for them it took 2 years to complete syllabus.

Some tips you might find useful for Neet ug
Give NTA mock tests , give 2tests per day but do not forget to review the answers and note the mistakes you did in that test.
Practising previous year questions ,
Reading NCERT textbooks of 11th and 12th standard line by line ,
practicing daily Mcqs,
Revise Formulas of physics
Revsie named reactions of chemistry
Doing all this will help you secure a very good rank .
Make a notebook and add the extra points which you found new. Work on your weak points.
Revise it Daily .
Study for atleast 6-7hours per day with focus and concentration .

After all this Spend some time with your family and/or go for a walk.
Wishing you all the very best .

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Thank you

Hello aspirant,

It is difficult to give you an exact time period that you need to complete the syllabus for NEET. It entirely depends on your consistency and perseverance .

However, most students opt for a two year preparation period after class Xth. These two years give you ample time to prepare for the NEET examination.

However, if you have less than 2 years or are a dropper, please do not lose hope! Many candidates have reported being successful in as less as 6 months.

Therefore, if you are committed then it should not matter if you do not have full two years of preparatory time. Stick to a schedule and ace the exam! Best of luck!

i hope this helps!

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