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I'm in grade 12, how can I study 6 hours a day for NEET apart from my school work


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Akshara 14th Jul, 2019
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Vaishali 14th Jul, 2019

Hello Akshara,

Study schedule is different for every student and you need to devise your own methods of studying. It is not necessary that you should study for 6 hours a day but it is necessary that you study everyday. Choose a time table that is sustainable means which you can follow for a longer period of time like for one year. And that should be decided by you on the basis of your routine and capacity.

You can study productively for 4-5 hours a day for one year and achieve desired results but study for 6-7 hours and get bored by the end of the week!

Also, you can start by studying 2-3 hours a day and slowly increase your timing as you get used to it. You can give more time to study on holidays. This way it will not feel like a burden to you. Consistency is very important factor and patience is another pillar of preparation.

Hope this helps you!

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