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My brother is getting 550 marks average in Aakash and Allen online test series and about 600 average marks in NTA Abhyaas app test series. How much will he likely to score in NEET 2020 (13 Sept.)? Also, How can he increase marks to 650+ when there are less than 18 days left? Pls help with strategy..


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Utsav Yadav 24th Aug, 2020
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rajaman9300 Student Expert 24th Aug, 2020

Generally, no test series can give you a clear idea but still your Brother i s performing very well.


I have seen various students getting 590-600 in Aakash Test Series in-spite of this, their score in NEET around 470 - 510.


So I suggest you that do your best (as much as you can) in any test. But don't overthink.

Just keep rectifying your mistakes which you(brother) have made in the previous test before giving another test.

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