Timetable for 6 months to crack NEET 2018 by 520+ ?..
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10th Nov, 2017
Hi Tushar
6 months is quite enough time to prepare. I suggest you don't stress yourself, take it easy. Study around 4-5 hours a day.
Give more time and attention to Biology, since it has the maximum amount of marks, 360. I suggest 2-3 hours for biology, 1 for physics and chemistry each. Focus on NCERT, since the basis material is that. Practice as many MCQs as possible, solve previous years papers, as questions are often repeated. Don't forget to go out, play sports and meet your friends to relieve stress- 6 months is a long time, you need to keep up your strength! You can use any other decent books like Pradeep, Arihant or S Chand for extra information.
You can always adjust your timings if you feel sokme topic requires more time.
Hope this helps! Feel free to ask any further queries.
6 months is quite enough time to prepare. I suggest you don't stress yourself, take it easy. Study around 4-5 hours a day.
Give more time and attention to Biology, since it has the maximum amount of marks, 360. I suggest 2-3 hours for biology, 1 for physics and chemistry each. Focus on NCERT, since the basis material is that. Practice as many MCQs as possible, solve previous years papers, as questions are often repeated. Don't forget to go out, play sports and meet your friends to relieve stress- 6 months is a long time, you need to keep up your strength! You can use any other decent books like Pradeep, Arihant or S Chand for extra information.
You can always adjust your timings if you feel sokme topic requires more time.
Hope this helps! Feel free to ask any further queries.
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3rd Nov, 2017
Hello! One thing you missed in your query is: Are you ready to dedicate your 100% of six months for NEET?
Then answer is yes, you can crack. For achieving this feat, you must know your strength and weakness in each subject(assuming that you have written your boards or atleast you have some idea of NEET syllabus). Once you get to know your difficult to do areas, you can comparatively spend more time on it. Refer standard books like NCERT, HC verma. Solve everyday 50 to 100 of MCQs of topic you read previously and keep revising.
Then answer is yes, you can crack. For achieving this feat, you must know your strength and weakness in each subject(assuming that you have written your boards or atleast you have some idea of NEET syllabus). Once you get to know your difficult to do areas, you can comparatively spend more time on it. Refer standard books like NCERT, HC verma. Solve everyday 50 to 100 of MCQs of topic you read previously and keep revising.
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