can i still prepare for neet because there are only two months left ?
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Q. Can I prepare for NEET in 1 year?
A. The answer is Yes. You will have to pay attention upon following points for an effective NEET and AIIMS preparation in one year. Work hard with consistency : You need to study 2 year syllabus in one year. If your basic concepts of class 11 are clear, studied from NCERT, then you have advantage.
Q. How many hours one should study daily from now to crack NEET 2018?
It doesn’t depend on number of hours, how much you are able to study in those hours & how much you are able to memorise is important. Let me frame a time table for you as the time remaining is 6 months from now on :
Minimum hours required from now on would be 7 hours. Let’s break them down:
Dedicate 2 hours to physics, try to cover the theoritical part of the topic, dribble small notes, write down formulae on stick notes & stick them around.
Dedicate 1.5 hours to chemistry, pick up an easy chapter if you have picked a tough one for physics on that day.
Dedicate 1.5 hours to Biology, remember, it is a scoring subject & you need to memorise it. Use Ncert comprehensively for Biology.
Dedicate 2 hours for sloving mcq’s & solved examples. Pick up the concepts from solved concepts & write them down. Solve Mcq’s of physics one day, chemistry next & Biology on the third day.
Solve previous years papers on sundays.
You can attempt daily test series created by ex- Allen/Aakash tutors on our app - Ladisha, earn ₹ for every answer.
A test series by Neet toppers topics wise - 180 days, 180 tests.
Wish you superluck!!
Q. What are the tips ??
A. 8 Tips for NEET Preparation
Tip 1. What's the time? Whenever you practice your mock test. ...
Tip 2. The loom of time. ...
Tip 3. Mark that Spot. ...
Tip 4. Read the syllabus. ...
Tip 5. NCERT is the best policy. ...
Tip 6. Crash Courses. ...
Tip 7. Self-Evaluation. ...
Tip 8. Early to Bed Early to Rise
Hope this helps u mrk it as brainliest
.....
.
A. The answer is Yes. You will have to pay attention upon following points for an effective NEET and AIIMS preparation in one year. Work hard with consistency : You need to study 2 year syllabus in one year. If your basic concepts of class 11 are clear, studied from NCERT, then you have advantage.
Q. How many hours one should study daily from now to crack NEET 2018?
It doesn’t depend on number of hours, how much you are able to study in those hours & how much you are able to memorise is important. Let me frame a time table for you as the time remaining is 6 months from now on :
Minimum hours required from now on would be 7 hours. Let’s break them down:
Dedicate 2 hours to physics, try to cover the theoritical part of the topic, dribble small notes, write down formulae on stick notes & stick them around.
Dedicate 1.5 hours to chemistry, pick up an easy chapter if you have picked a tough one for physics on that day.
Dedicate 1.5 hours to Biology, remember, it is a scoring subject & you need to memorise it. Use Ncert comprehensively for Biology.
Dedicate 2 hours for sloving mcq’s & solved examples. Pick up the concepts from solved concepts & write them down. Solve Mcq’s of physics one day, chemistry next & Biology on the third day.
Solve previous years papers on sundays.
You can attempt daily test series created by ex- Allen/Aakash tutors on our app - Ladisha, earn ₹ for every answer.
A test series by Neet toppers topics wise - 180 days, 180 tests.
Wish you superluck!!
Q. What are the tips ??
A. 8 Tips for NEET Preparation
Tip 1. What's the time? Whenever you practice your mock test. ...
Tip 2. The loom of time. ...
Tip 3. Mark that Spot. ...
Tip 4. Read the syllabus. ...
Tip 5. NCERT is the best policy. ...
Tip 6. Crash Courses. ...
Tip 7. Self-Evaluation. ...
Tip 8. Early to Bed Early to Rise
Hope this helps u mrk it as brainliest
.....
.
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