Hi,Samruddhi

It's very good that you are aware for your NEET exam mission 2020..Okay ..H ere are some quick tips from my personal experience, suggested for you to get the most out of your NEET preparation.

1) Pay attention to all subjects: Don’t ignore subjects you are weak in. This is important because sometimes paper is so structured that your easy subject might have difficult questions. In that case, you can have a head start if you have studied all subjects.

2) Revise old topics: It’s super easy to forget the topics you spent time studying if you don’t revise. So while covering new topics, remember to revise old topics as well.

3) Solve question papers: Set your timer for 140-150 minutes. While in the examination hall there are many pressure situations which cannot be created otherwise. The only way you can prepare yourself to handle some of the pressure is by limiting your time while solving question papers.

4) Be confident: Don’t let yourself believe that if you are unable to master a topic or subject you won’t be able to make it.

You have 4 subjects, Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, and Botany.
Physics = 180 marks
Chemistry = 180 marks
Biology (Zoology + Botany) = 360 marks

Now, if you are thorough with 3 of them you can easily get around 150 in each of them scoring 450 marks in 3 subjects along.

For the 1 other subject, you just need 90-100 marks. And you can be sure of getting a seat. That is easily manageable.

5) Physics: Try and solve many questions from Errorless Physics which is apt for NEET (other books are mostly based on JEE but, errorless is purely based on NEET) It will be easier if you only have to change values of numerical during exam rather than figuring the entire steps for the solution will save time.

6) Last month: For revision, revise NCERT or Universal Errorless Books for biology and organic, inorganic chemistry. Questions are directly framed from its sentences as it is.

All the Best!You will definitely crack NEET.