What are benefits and losses of crash course for neet
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10th Mar, 2018
Hi!
Benefit of crash courses are that it jst gives overviews of exam and helps you to revise what you have studied.....mind it it does not teaches or prepares you with full length course...so dont be in a view of that!
Loses are basically since its an incomplete preparation so weakly prepared students or not so good base students will feel problem...mostly in physics and chemistry.
Benefit of crash courses are that it jst gives overviews of exam and helps you to revise what you have studied.....mind it it does not teaches or prepares you with full length course...so dont be in a view of that!
Loses are basically since its an incomplete preparation so weakly prepared students or not so good base students will feel problem...mostly in physics and chemistry.
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9th Mar, 2018
You need a strong base to benefit from a crash course apart from your hardwork . I studied in an ICSE syllabus and had very strong basics but yet found it hard in the crash course. You need to concentrate and work harder than the other people in order to achieve your goal. So plan accordingly . Good luck
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9th Mar, 2018
If you have a strong fundamental concepts about subjects,then crash course will help u to revise all the chapters within less time. Try to revise as many time as u can and try to solve questions
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