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For success in medical competitive exams, you must have thorough and complete knowledge of the syllabus. You need to practice more and more questions so that you can improve your speed at problem solving and of course practice makes a man perfect.

Practice from limited number of books. Don't do too many books. Do limited ones and become perfect in them. Focus on previous year papers, practice them and understand the type and pattern of the questions asked.

For chemistry, NCERT is a must and very important. Other books you can consider are OP Tandon, MS Chouhan, Pradeeps, etc.

For physics, Start with NCERT then go for previuos year questions. For reference use SL Arora and HC Verma.

For biology, Previous year question papers and NCERT is a must. For reference Trueman can be used.

Self study is a must. Coaching can be helpful. But at the end of the day it all depends on the amount of hardwork you put in. Stay focused and definately your efforts will pay off.

Good luck!

Practice makes a man perfect !

Read NCERT 11 th and 12 th standard for  all 3 subjects (PCB) .Clear your concepts .You can also clear your doubts through you tube now days there are various educational platforms on you tube for NEET AIIMS and JIIPMER.

NCERT BIOLOGY read it atleast 6 times to have command on zoology botany .Mark all the important points a revise again and again .Practice previous years  questions again and again .Revise theory several times from NCERT .

Solve previous years question papers (10 years atleast) repeatedly of physics chemistry and biology .Do one book ten times . Practice is the key !

Ready points to ponder and summary for physics it is very useful for AIIMS exam .

For chemistry read Summary and all highlighted boxes . inorganic chemistry mug up from NCERT + organic chemistry all named reactions read and practice from NCERT.

Take test series of any reputed coaching for extra practice .

Remember hard work with passion in right direction = SUCCESS