Hello, dear 

If you have not studied the topics of class 11 clearly than nothing to worry because, still you have time to cover them but, remember one thing that if even now you have not started your preparation with a strong strategy and in a planned manner than it would have been late by august and september and you will be facing problem in time management for board and eneternce exames at once. So, it would be better to start early and give your best. Here I am going to give you some tips which may helps you in making your strategy:-

• make the list of topics of std 11 of physics,chemistry and bio which are in the syllabus of NEET and Aiims.
• start going throug all those topics as early as possible because, right now you have time, there is no burden of board exam and of 12th syllabus. so, start building your concepts by basics and try to solve problems related to topic on same time you are going through it.
• try to study from NCERT and your coaching modules and it would be my sugestion to limit the number of referance books which will take your time and creat extra burden.
• try to take short notes on each and every topics you are going through for your future referance and include all the important formulas of that topic.
• you can devote starting of these two months fully to std 11 topics, and go through all ncert textbook topics. After that you can study the remaining topics along with your 12th syllabus. give more time to 11th topics on sunday/when you have holydays.

Always be stressfree and focused on your goal, be regular to your classes, attend the lectures of all topics in your coaching. Be smart and ahead in study, never go for shortcut while doing practice.

Best of luck to you!!! I hope this will help you.

 

HEY RISHIKA

IF YOU HAVE NOT STUDIED PROPERLY IN CLASS 11 THE ITS HIGH TIME NOW AND YOU SHOULD START STUDYING WITH PROPER STRATEGY. BECAUSE IF YOU ARE STUDYING WITH PROPER STRATEGY THEN EVEN ONE DAY IS ALSO MORE THAN ENOUGH. SO WITHOUT WORRYING START STUDYING WITH PROPER STRATEGY.

Dear Rashika,

First of all, make a schedule as it will help you alot. Making a schedule will solve most of your problem. Always go for NCERT books first because they are the holy books for medical exams. After that you may solve questions from other books. It doesn't matter how many hours you study, the thing which matters is how well you understood the concepts. As you are going to aakash, the modules are enough for practice. Do more self study and please don't rely on the institute. Make notes as much as possible and also make formula charts for physics and chemistry, then paste it on your study table.

Regards