Dear candidate,

There’s nothing like if you solve 100 questions from each chapter you will get 600+. A chapter may be easy and you might need to just solve 50 questions while the other might be hard and just 50 questions won’t do. So, I would suggest you to go topic wise. Solve questions based on each topic of the chapter. Make sure each question is different from the previous one as it will help you gain a better understanding of the topic as well as  you will be able to solve a topic, no matter in which way it has been asked. Along with this, I would also recommend you to solve previous year paper(chapterwise). You can buy the NEET previous 30 year question paper chapterwise book. This will help you know which topic is mostly asked in the exams. Also, make sure you solve maximum questions (but in chapters you need). You can solve maximum number of questions in major topics of physics, inorganic and organic chemistry and biology.

Hello,

There is no fixed amount of questions you need to study for clearing any exam. The thing you need to focus on is you have to get each and every topic clear. You should try questions till you feel confident about that topic.

You can test yourself by trying different books and previous year papers.

Also try to look the weightage of different topics. And try to do more questions on tge topics which have good weightage.

Hii,Do the NCERT of each and every chapter, believe it or not NCERT is best book for preparation of any exam specially neet, you will find many people who will tell you not to study NCERT but as a person who has cleared Neet I strongly recommend you to read and do the questions in NCERT for all chapters.

do at least 80 to 100 MCQ for each Biology chapter and 40 to 50 MCQ for each chapter of chemistry and physics from whichever book you want.

More important than not missing a test is to always prepare for the test and then give the test because if you are not prepared for a test then for you giving that test is worthless.

Do constant revision and make a formula copy for physics and physical chemistry, also you should make a copy containing only the reactions of organic chemistry for Quick revision because before the exam you you will only study them as practically going through the whole content of the chapter before the exam is foolishness.

revise the whole course one month before the exam at least once and if you don't have enough time left then don't focus on chapters that you are not strong at, focus on chapters that you are strong at so that if you encounter a question from those chapters you will be able to solve them easily.

don't get disheartened if you score less in a test, I myself scored 455 in an online test of full course provided by the online test series of Allen on 27 april 2018 and Neet paper was on 6 may 2018 you know what I said to myself that I am not going to give up without trying I'm just going to study like hell in these last remaining days and now I am going to give no More tests because practically what can you do two days before the neet exam by giving a test, instead what you should do is to try and cover up as much syllabus you can before the exam. This also reminds me to tell you that you should stop giving any test one week before the Neet examination because if you score good in them then it's ok but somehow if you screw them up then your confidence may go down

when you go to give the exam, (this is the most important part because I have seen people scoring as much as 690 in their practice test and then scoring 590 on the day of examination) don't think about how much marks you have to score because that will only build up the pressure on you, just do every question that you think you know the answer of, don't think how much you will score infact don't think anything just keep your mind calm because the moment you start thinking things that don't matter in those 3 hours your rank will start to drop.

lastly I emphasize on it again don't lose your confidence whatever happens whatever is your score in any of the test just believe that you can score the score that you want to achieve because I will tell you 70% of your score in exam depends on your confidence and 30% on what you have learnt because a person who has learnt a lot will only be the one who has full confidence but sometimes a person has learnt a lot might lose confidence in oneself and screw up on the exam day so just believe you can do it.