Hi Aspirant,

Physics needs focus and a lot of pratice. First of all, you need to clear your concepts. If you have any doubt try solving it immediately by asking your teachers about the same. Formulae should be at the tip of your pen so you don't waste your time recalling the formulae. Solve physics numericals daily and pratice the difficult questions. Solving previous year papers and mock test will help you a lot in time management. Try solving this paper in the given time and be true to your self. And one day in a week should be your revision day. While solving the paper try attempting the easier questions first and then go for moderately difficult and then the difficult ones.

You can refer to following books:

NCERT Physics Class XI and XII

Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma.

Objective Physics by D C Pandey

Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov

You can check below link for more information,

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-study-physics-for-neet

NEET Chemistry can be divided into three sections.

Physical Chemistry:

Read the chapters from NCERT, understand the concepts. Note down the important points, this way you can make your own notes which will be very helpful during your revision period. Read the same chapter from the reference book and then add extra points to your notes. Then try solving questions based on the same.

Organic Chemistry:

For organic chemistry reading is a must. Make sure you revise regularly. Make notes for mechanics, you can also make flowcharts to make your understanding easier. Solve problems from the reference book.Make a habit of writing daily 5–6 mechanism & reaction without referring to your organic notes and explain the mechanism and reaction to yourself this process will help you to clarify your concepts.

Inorganic Chemistry:

NCERT itself is enough for inorganic chemistry. Firstly develop basic understanding of the periodic table. You can find plenty of pneumonics to learn the series of elements in each group. And same as organic make notes. And also, you must remember the exceptional cases in inorganic chemistry which is frequently asked in such exams.

And same as physics try solving as much as past years papers and mock test as you can in the given time.

For Chemistry you can refer to:

NCERT Chemistry Textbook XI and XII

Physical Chemistry O P Tandon

Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee

Oxford’s Organic Chemistry by Jonathan Clayden, Nick Greeves,

MTG’s Objective NCERT at your fingertips

You can refer below link for more information,

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-study-chemistry-for-neet

h Hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!!