Why most of students failed to crack aiims or neet even they study for 10 to 15 hours a day?

Hii Abhishek

First of all you need to understand that quality matters not quantity so same rule applies for preparing for any entrance exam so it doesn't matter you study for 10 hours a day or 15 hours,it all depends on your concentration that for how long you have been concentrating throughout your studies.you must have heard that some students just studied 6 hours a day and got selected in NEET and AIIMS exam this is because they are only concentrated towards studies at that particular time.some students use to study 10 hours a day but in that particular time they get distracted from various things like phone,thoughts etc so due to this they are not able to concentrate on studies..you should start your day with meditation and yoga as it will help you to remain calm and stress free,make it a habit to do meditation in the morning for atleast 10 minutes.The main aim of doing all this is that it will increase your concentration power as it is not the duration that counts but it is the concentration in studies which really matters.if you are concentrated in doing some work then you will be able to do it in the less amount of time and it is the concentration that will help you to achieve your goals.As we know that it is difficult to concentrate for long hours while studying so to build that concentration power you have to remain stress free and motivated.As you will start doing meditation daily then after few days you will start feeling the change in you.As these things might be funny for young generation but it is the reality that if you start doing these things you will surely get a result in your day to day life so if you want to be successful in life then you should start doing it.

To crack any entrance exam,you need to have a proper schedule to follow so here are some points you should keep in mind while studying-

1) divide your day into 4 halfs and each half should be of 3 hours atleast,first half should be for physics,2nd for biology,3rd half should  be for chemistry and 4th half should be for solving objectives.

2) always study physics in the morning as you will be fresh in the morning so it will be easy for you to concentrate on it.As you know that every medical aspirant find it difficult so make sure you make it a plus point for you.

3) your main focus should remain on NCERT textbook as most of the questions are asked from it so make sure you go through your NCERT textbooks thoroughly as it will help you to build your basics strong

4) opt any one reference book for each subject for solving objectives like for physics you can opt universal publication,dc Pandey,Allen module,for biology you can opt trueman of biology,MTG,Allen module, Pradeep publication,for chemistry you can opt Dinesh objective,op Tandon,Allen module,ABC publication.Don't try to opt too many reference book as it will only confuse you so make sure you solve one reference book for each subject multiple times

5) solve previous year question papers because sometimes questions are repeated as it is and it will also give you the idea that how the questions are being framed from each subject

6) join any test series so that you get familiar with the pattern and can Manage your time as time management is the most important thing because if you can't manage your time properly then there is no use of studying

7) last and the most important thing not to get distracted from your goal as this your very crucial time so if you feel that your getting distracted then try to watch some motivational videos or meditate as so will bring down your stress level.

I hope this information helps you.

Thank you