I am studying in Maharashtra board for 11th and 12th and I am afraid that I could not secure great marks in NEET as 90% of questions are based on CBSE syllabus.. please give me tips

Hi aspirant,

Preparing for NEET exams is very important because you need to understand each and every topic in detail rather than looking for easy ways.

See, you need to understand most important topics that matter mostly as maximum question arises from those topics . Follow these steps to get better results.

• Know the syllabus and prepare accordingly.
• Make a fixed timetable and follow that.
• Daily prepare and revise the topics you have learned already.
• Solve every question in the textbook and modules
• Make flash cards and charts of organic chemistry because this part is very difficult.
• Read and revise daily.
• Eat healthy and stay fit always try to give at least 2 hours for each subject daily.

See, NCERT is the most important book required to prepare for the NEET examiantiin because the biology portion is 90% absolutely from NCERT book.

Hope this information helps you. Still in case of any doubt, kindly revert back.

Wishing you a very good luck:)

Hello aspirant,

NCERTs: NCERTs should be your primary source of information. Ignoring this can cost you a lot of money. NEET preparation should consist mainly of reading NCERTs.

Any decent NEET Coaching material allows you to practice questions based on the actual NEET pattern.

Previous year questions are quite important during NEET preparation. The logic is straightforward: NEET does not suggest any books or materials. The exam simply provides prior year questions via which you can judge the exam.

Mock Tests- Conduct regular mock tests and analyze the results to identify your flaws and skills.

Even if you think you've mastered a certain topic, concept, chapter, or subject, you should nevertheless revise on a regular basis. Revision is critical for NEET preparation. When rewriting, make a point of emphasizing both significant and weak points. Recheck the formulas and their origins. Examine key reactions, equations, and mechanisms.

All the best!