I have got 85.6% in my board exams. ..so Plx tell how can I prepare for NEET?
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9th Nov, 2017
Hii Shahida,
At first make PCB strong by clearing all the concepts given in NCERT.Read biolgy thouroughly as 95 percent of neet questions are asked directly from the text book.
The next thing u have to do is to solve as many model question papers as u can by reffering guides like arihant,pradeeps or dinesh.
Moreover hardwork pays the most in the long run...do work hard and all the best for ur endevours!!
At first make PCB strong by clearing all the concepts given in NCERT.Read biolgy thouroughly as 95 percent of neet questions are asked directly from the text book.
The next thing u have to do is to solve as many model question papers as u can by reffering guides like arihant,pradeeps or dinesh.
Moreover hardwork pays the most in the long run...do work hard and all the best for ur endevours!!
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3rd Nov, 2017
I assume you have taken a year's drop after appearing for Boards.
Preparation for NEET isn't as difficult as it seems.
With good grit and determination you can sail through well.
Analyse your weak points now that you have appeared for Boards and you are well versed (presumably) with the theory and topics in NCERT. Once you have brushed up your concepts, jump to solving MCQs. A majority of your time should now go in solving MCQs, analysing mistakes and then going back and revising portions and parts of theories you think you are lacking in.
Solve last years' papers and try guessing a pattern in the papers. You'll soon understand high yield questions and concepts.
If time permits, Join All India test Series conducted by various institutes at centres/online.
I hope this helps, All The Best !
Preparation for NEET isn't as difficult as it seems.
With good grit and determination you can sail through well.
Analyse your weak points now that you have appeared for Boards and you are well versed (presumably) with the theory and topics in NCERT. Once you have brushed up your concepts, jump to solving MCQs. A majority of your time should now go in solving MCQs, analysing mistakes and then going back and revising portions and parts of theories you think you are lacking in.
Solve last years' papers and try guessing a pattern in the papers. You'll soon understand high yield questions and concepts.
If time permits, Join All India test Series conducted by various institutes at centres/online.
I hope this helps, All The Best !
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