Hello Aspirant,

• You need to revise the whole syllabus of physics, chemistry, and Biology.
• You must take a total of 8 to 10 test papers.
• After that onward you have to do revision on formula level.

In order to do these 3 tasks you need to study for at least 12 hours a day.

Now let us look at how to utilize these 50 days’ time. The total study time which you have to put in is 600 hours (50×12 =600 hrs), if you try to bifurcate these 600 hours into different tasks then we get time break-up as mentioned below.

• The time required to take 10 tests would be around 30 hours (10 ×3= 30hrs).
• It’s important to analyze your paper, once you finish it off. Therefore you need to put in 1 hour for analyzing each paper. This means that you need a total of 10 hours for paper analysis (10×1=10hrs).
• It means that out of total 600 hours of your total study time, you will be left for 560 hours and you have to utilize this period effectively in your self-study.

Now to get all the insights into the” last 50 days strategy for NEET 2020” effectively, you should watch the video session.

Physics & Chemistry- Most IMP

Out of all the four subjects of NEET, it’s the Biology(Zoology & Botany) that all the students give more attention to. It turns Physics and Chemistry into a weak segment for the NEET aspirants. Although Zoology and Botany hold half the weightage of the paper, no one can crack NEET 2020 without a balanced command on Physics & Chemistry. Therefore, it is always recommended by the mentors that in order to ace the NEET exam, one should get a complete hold on the Biology along with any one of the Physics or Chemistry. Accompanied with at least an average level of hold on the third subject as per the choice and interest of the students. For instance, a student who develops a thorough command on Biology, along with chemistry and then goes for physics with average command will have a fair chance to clear NEET 2020.

Additionally, the last moments should be utilized for the revision purpose. To brush up the previously studied chapters and revisit and recall the under-laid concepts.

In 50 days, it would be a difficult task to crack NEET, but anything can be possible with your hardwork and determination.

You should thoroughly cover your NCERT Books first, as the baby steps towards your NEET preparation.

Then after you have a understanding and connection to your subjects, then start by solving MCQs from books like Objective Biology and S Chand. You will get the practice of MCQ, elimination of options and other tactics by practice.

You can also simultaneously study the material provided in these MCQ books for a better additional knowledge on the subject.

For physics, Universal Self Scorer is a good book. You will find a great variety of questions in this.

For Chemistry, you can have a study of both NCERT and also various other books like Himanshu Pandey, Oswaal are available.

Hope this helps! All the Best!!