May private candidates are eligible for neet and aiims MBBS entrance exam 2019..??

Dear aspirant

Thankyou for asking your doubt.

Cracking neet requires the quality of perseverance. To get through need, constant hardwork will do the job.



Start making weekly timetable. Be strict while following it.

If you have joined a coaching institute then make sure to read the chapter that they teach on the same day.

Also solve mcqs related to that chapter after reading it.

Solve atleast 50 mcqs each day of one subject.

Divide time and study each subject in a day.

For eg. 1 n hlf hr biology

1 hr chem

1 n hlf hr physics.



For biology read ncert throughly as questions come from ncert directly.

Solve mcqs from any of these books

Arihant publications dc pandey.

Mtg complete neet guide.

Make pnemonics to memorize certain examples. You can see several videos on youtube for it.



For chemistry solve

Aakash study material and allen study material. You can also use modern abc.

You can see dushyant kumar sir's channel on youtube. He gives certain short tricks as well which saves time during exam.



For physics make your own formula list.

And keep learning formulas. Write the formulas 5 times so as to learn. It will be easy for you to revise when you make your own list of formulas.

Books for physics:-

Universal self scorer errorless book.

Mtg fingertips.



For each subject make your concept very clear.

Have confidence.



All the best.



I hope my answer was helpful.

Hello

As per the existing rules and regulations, private candidates are allowed to appear for AIIMS MBBS and JIPMER MBBS entrance examinations as neither of these institutions have any such restrictions as long as the candidate has completed Class 12 from a recognized Board. Infact, as per the Delhi High Court verdict of April 27, 2018, private candidates are eligible to apply for NEET 2018 as well.

Here are few tips to prepare for neet examination

Physics

Your physics concepts should be crystal clear. H.C Verma theory provides you with good concepts. D.C PANDEY does the rest of the MCQ job. If you have Allen/Aakash study material,revise the question as many times you can. Remember, you can study physics, you have to practice physics.

Chemistry

In organic you should master GOC and the named reactions.Just read NCERT for inorganic and for physical you can do Narendra Avasthi problems in physical chemistry(JEE).

Biology

And here comes everyone's favorite-Biology. NCERT is a must. With that if you have books from ALLEN or AAKASH, go for it for additional concepts. Or else Trueman's is the best.

Goodluck

I hope this information helps you