Hi aspirant
Now, your doubt has an answer in itself. Full syllabus tests are meant to assess yourself and to make oneself familiar with the exam pattern. Now, you are supposed to give your 100% to the full syllabus tests to be accurately predictable of how much prepared you are for the exam. You can even have an idea of what your score will be in the NEET exam.
I my opinion, if you are not prepared well and are not confident enough you should not give full syllabus tests.
You can instead give tests that are chapter orientated or topic oriented and simultaneously prepare for topics or subjects whatever you are left with. This way you can have a revision of what you are done with and complete whatever you are left with. Once you are done with every topic, you can give full syllabus tests and this way you can revise every topic once again.
Remember you are not giving these tests just to score in them. You are giving these tests to enhance your score in NEET. Think of these tests as the path and NEET as the final destination.
Hope this helps
All the best:)

Dear aspirant

It's fully depends on your own preparation, if you have studied all the subjects properly and have confidence then you can give full syallabus otherwise if you haven't completed then try to to complete those topics and give chapterwise test or solve questions from that chapter as many as possible.

Usually full syallabus test should be taken 3-4 months before neet exam.

Before that you should revise your concepts for every chapter in all three subjects and try to solve as many questions as possible from that particular chapter and before starting your full syallabus test you must have hold on every subject equally.

If you started now sometimes you may score low and they may give you negative thoughts. So try to revise minimum 2-3times every chapter with solving questions then only starts with the full syallabus test and in last month's you should more focus on full syallabus test and less reading.

Hope this information helps you

All the best

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