Hello Mohini

NEET question paper consists of different difficulty levels. While solving the paper, always remember that it is okay to not know some questions. Do not panic in this case. Given that negative marking is there in NEET, it is advisable to first get comfortable and confident in the areas you are strong at. Follow the tips given below while solving test papers. It may help you get yourself ready for the D-Day.

• Pick the subject you are good at and solve MCQs of a chapter after completing it: NEET 2018 question paper will be prepared form Class 11th and 12th standard Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Pick up the subject you are good at and after completing every chapter, pick up NEET oriented MCQs of the same and solve them. It will prep you chapter-wise and get you a grip in the subject. Plus, It is advised that for revision sake, keep on doing the MCQs of chapters you prepared earlier within two or three span of days. It will ingrain in you the concepts you learn.
  

• Do not loose confidence. Lenghty solutions can dread you. But instead of getting afraid, the right thing to do would be to take it as challenge (if you have time) and prepare yourself for it. If you do not have coaching access, there are plenty of online sources available. Take help of the same to prep you for difficult chapters or questions. But, at the also remember that do not waste your entire time on solving lengthy solutions. In case you are not getting the hang of it, it is better to first go for simple answers and strenghten them.
  

• Keep jotting down the chapters or type of questions you are facing difficulty in. After completing the chapter or subject, you may devote some time to such questions and try to prepare yoruself for the same.
  

Besides these,try figuring for yourself that what are the areas you need work on and what are your strong areas. First strengthen your strong areas and then focus on weaker ones. In order to strengthen your understanding you may go for crash course in some good coaching or even take help of your teachers, friends and family.

I hope these will help you!
All the best!