How to Prepare for Neet UG Exam?

For preparation of NEET UG you must have to go through NCERT Books.

Just read these books.

Maximum number of questions are directly from these books. You should give equal time to all 3 subjects. Most important is biology, you must score 85+ correct questions in biology. Then chemistry atleast 35 to 40 questions and 30 to 35 questions in physics to secure a good rank.

You should do smart study.

The quantity of your doesn't matter but quality matters.

Don't read other books and guides. Because it will waste your time.

Just focus on NCERT. Find a mentor for doubt clearance.

Be motivated and work Hard.

You will get what you want.

You need only 1 seat and there are more than 1 (7000 approx). So don't waste time.

Be focussed.



BEST OF LUCK.....

In order to crack NEET exam make sure your concepts are clear. If your base is strong you can easily crack NEET.
NEET exam envolve lot of competition. So, you should prepare for the exam accordingly. Be dedicated and self motivated to crack your exam. You need to do hard work.
You can follow below strategy to crack your exam
Prepare a Time Table:

You should make a time table to devote time to each subject as per your weaknesses and strengths. You can set your daily, weekly and monthly targets. You can list all the topics which is remaining. So, that you can cover them on time and you get proper time for revision as well. You can set your priority list cover the topics which carries more weigtage in the exam first.

Management:
Performing well in the entrance exam depends largely on strategizing the flow and proper time management. You should decide well in advance how much time you are going to give on each subject, based on your strong and weak points. With proper time management, you will surely save yourself from the panic during the actual exam.

Solve Previous Year Papers
Solving previous year papers is the most important and required thing to do if you want to excel in NEET. It will provide you an insight into the type of questions, marking scheme and time duration. Solving these model papers will give you an idea about how the actual entrance exam will be.

Good Luck!

If you have been through the course thoroughly -
All you need is practice. So start solving mcq's and previous question papers. Start with your mock tests. With enough practice you'd be good to go.
If you know your syllabus / if you read, you'll recall -
Start studying. You have to go through the course at least once before you would be able to start with the mcq's. So  you can do this topic wise, i.e. first go through the topic and then solve its problems. But don't start solving questions first. That will lead to wastage of a lot of time.
When you are done with all the major topics, refer to previous paragraph.
If you will start now with your course that is you'll start to learn now,  then best of luck!