Hi,

11 hours everyday. If you think, 11 hours is too much, then there is no point in discussing about the 30 day study plan for NEET as it is impossible to review and revise in less than 11 hours per day.

Each subject is divided into 24 topics and study one topic from each subject everyday

Spend atleast 3 hours for each subject. For three subjects, it would be 9 hours.

Spend 1 hour out of the 3 hours to take the topic wise test. Before you read anything from NCERT book or watch revision video for that topic, you should take the topic wise test. This will help you understand the type of questions you can anticipate in the NEET exam. If you do not know the answer, use the hint provided. If you still could not answer, the explanation would tell you the correct answer.

After taking topic wise practice test, you would know what to read and how to read the NCERT book and what kind of videos you should watch for that topic to improve your learning on that topic. Spend 1.5 hours for this and retake the topicwise test again. While learning make sure that you prepare handwritten notes for that topic for revising them later. Handwritten notes are 10 times effective than marking important points in the NCERT text book itself.

Irrespective of whether you have completed the learning for that topic or not after 3 hours, you should move on to the next topic of another subject. Don’t worry that you are going to miss questions from these topic, you can use the buffer time during the last 7 days to cover these topics based on theweightage given for that topic in NEET examination.

Spend atleast one hour before going to sleep to summarise what you have learned that day by looking at the notes prepared during that day. Come up with 3 page summary will be used for revision just before going for the NEET examination

Spent one hour everyday early morning to revise the summary sheet and and the revision notes prepared the previous day. The study plan for NEET should accommodate time for both summarization and revision activity

Use the last 6 days for solving previous year NEET questions and to take Mock/Model tests. These tests are available in NEETLab App. Take 1 model test everyday and one mock test everyday. After taking this test, theresults would reveal your weaker topics. Spend 2 hours to study/revise your weaker topics after taking the test.

Spend atleast 3 hours everyday for your entertainment/relaxation. Watch TV/movie in the afternoon or sleep for atleast one hour during the late afternoon. A quick sleep between 3PM to 4PM would freshen you up for the evening study.

Day 1Reproduction In Organisms and PlantsSolid State and SolutionsElectronic Devices

Day 2Human ReproductionElectrochemistry and Chemical KineticsRadioactivity

Day 3GeneticsSurface Chemistry and Isolation of ElementsAtoms and Nuclei

Day 4EvolutionP Block Elements in Group 15,16,17,18 , dual nature of metal and radiation.

Day 5Human Health and DiseaseD and F Block ElementsWave Optics

Day 6Enhancement in Food ProductionCoordination CompoundsRay Optics

Day 7Microbes in Human WelfareHaloalkenes and HaloarenesElectromagnetic Waves

Day 8Biotechnology and Its ApplicationsAlcohols Phenols and Ethers, Alternative current.

Day 9Populations and EcosystemAldehydes Ketones and Carboxylic AcidElectromagnetic Induction

Day 10Biodiversity and ConservationOrganic compounds containing NitrogenMagnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism

Day 11Environmental IssuesBiomolecules and Polymers, current electricity.

Day 12Diversity in Living WorldChemistry in Everyday LifeElectrostatics

Day 13Cell Structure and FunctionsStructure of AtomWaves

Day 14Transport and Nutrition in PlantsClassification of Elements and PeriodicityOscillations

Day 15Photosynthesis in Higher PlantsChemical Bonding and Molecular Structure, behavior of gas and kinetic theory.

StructureBehaviour of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory

Day 16Respiration in PlantsStates of Matter Gases and LiquidsThermodynamics

Day 17Plant Growth and DevelopmentThermodynamicsProperties of Bulk Matter

Day 18Human Digestion and BreathingEquilibriumGravitation

Day 19Human Body Fluids and Excretory ProductsHydrogen and Redox ReactionsMotion of system of Particles and Rigid Body

Day 20Locomotion and MovementS and Some P Block ElementsWork Energy and Power

Day 21Neural Control and Chemical CoordinationBasic Principles of Organic ChemistryLaws of Motion

Day 22Structural Organisation In PlantsHydrocarbonsMotion in Plane

Day 23Structural Organisation In AnimalsEnvironmental Chemistry, motion in straight line.

Day 24Plant and Animal KingdomBasic Concepts of ChemistryPhysical World and Measurement

Day 25NEET 2019 | MockTest1NEET 2019 | MockTest1NEET 2019 | MockTest1

Day 26NEET 2018 | MockTest2NEET 2018 | MockTest2NEET 2018 | MockTest2

Day 27NEET 2017 | MockTest3NEET 2017 | MockTest3NEET 2017 | MockTest3

Day 28NEET 2016 Phase I | MockTest4NEET 2016 Phase I | MockTest4

Day 29NEET 2016 Phase II| MockTest5NEET 2016 Phase II| MockTest5NEET 2016 Phase II | MockTest5

Day 30AIPMT/NEET 2015 | MockTest6AIPMT/NEET 2015 | MockTest6

Hope this helps.

Wish you luck

Hello candidate,

Here is some of the best preparation tips and strategies which might be of your help during the last month for Neet preparations-

1. First of all make a note of all the revised chapters and keep them at a place where you can look at them very easily and try to revise all the concepts and important tricks which you have learnt previously during your preparation time.

2. In the last month of preperations, try attempting several mock exams of both full length syllabus as well as of individual topics which you find you are weak at.

3. Go through some of the important chapters such as modern physics, environmental Chemistry, human tissues and molecular structure, diseases and symptoms, inorganic chemistry, Wave motion,etc. because these are some of the most important chapters are in the examinations.

Hope you found it helpful. If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!