How to Crack NEET in the last few months??
In this article, I have described my experience regarding the NEET exam. With some tricks and time management, you also can get a medical seat like me. As you guys know, last month matters a lot in any competitive exam. Some tips related to them are described below.
1. Believe in yourself
Confidence is the most important key in any exam. Trust me; you are still not late to prepare for the exam. You need to get started. A positive approach unintentionally contributes a lot to the competitive exam.
2. NCERT Books
NEET exam is taken at the national level, in which the CBSE syllabus is asked. You have to read NCERT books of 11th -12th Biology, Physics, Chemistry subjects which cover 70 to 80 percent of your NEET syllabus.
3. Solve past year question paper
Many questions of the past year keep repeating in the exam, then definitely do them; this will give you information about the percentage of easy, medium, or hard questions asked.
4. Time Table management
Because there are only a few months left in the exam, you have to make a realistic timetable and follow it, which includes taking a break after a few hours of studies, listening to better music during the break, and exercising more using social media.
5. Revision
Revision is the most important step to clear the competitive exam; whatever you read throughout the day, you must revise it once before sleeping at night. The more your revision is done, the better performance you will do in the exam.
6. Subject distribution
NEET consists of 360 marks Biology, 180 Physics, 180 Chemistry. Read NCERT very well for Biology and Chemistry. Your concept needs to be clear for Physics, so start with the basics. Give maximum time to the subject which you find difficult.
7. Give Tests
Practicing by giving tests before appearing in the exam plays an important part in your performance. Because NEET is MCQs based exam, solve as many MCQs of the day as possible. Make a schedule to give at least one mock test in a day.
8.High yields topics
First, go through the syllabus given by CBSE on their site (topic-wise marks distribution also given). In that, finish the highest yield / most important topics first. Then cover the rest of the topics when you have time. Remember, Qualitative study is much better than Quantitative study.
9. Learn from mistakes / Solve doubt
In all the tests you give or solve MCQS, see what mistakes you made improve your mistakes simultaneously; the more your doubts are cleared, the more improvement will be seen in the test. Remember making mistakes is not bad, but not learning anything from those mistakes can put you in big trouble.
10. Health
Your health also plays an important role. Take a regular diet, never skip your meals due to stress or exam pressure, and include more protein and fruits in your diet. Drink plenty of water, always stay hydrated. Do meditation. Make sure to get 6-7 hours of sleep regularly.
Hope you liked these tips. Believe in yourself; you will definitely do well in the exam. Good luck with your exam. Have a bright future ahead.
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