What Is The Last Moment Strategy For NEET 2021

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Warriors get ready for the war. As you all know, the NEET application form is out on 13/07/2021, and the examination will be conducted on 12/09/2021.

First of all, calm yourself and believe in yourself. You have studied well, and you are fully prepared. Just be confident and focus on your last moment strategy. This is all you have to do for the rest of the days.

In this article, I am gonna share toppers' strategy for Neet. This will be very effective and helpful to you.

Please read it to the end to know more.

To-Do List:-

1.NCERT Revision

Close all your side books, modules, extra material.
Open your Ncert of both classes 11th & 12th.
Start with 12th Biology.
Do not read the whole chapter; just read the highlighted lines that you must have marked earlier.
Don't skip any of the chapters because you are left with 60 days from today.
Learn all the marked lines.
Learn all diagrams carefully.
Focus on main chapters during revision.
The list of main chapters from 11th & 12th biology is below.

Make your new routine. And revise 3 chapters in a day to reach your goal of 90 chapters.
Take one chapter from biology, one from chemistry, and one from physics.
Make a list of the Most important points like

Important diagrams
Important dates
Important measurements
Important terms
Important names
Important scientists
Important concepts

Set a target to revise ncert biology at least 7-8 times before the exam.

2. MCQ practice

Pick MTG fingertips for your MCQ practice.
Attempt 2 sets of MCQ for each of the subjects.
Practice as much as you can.
You'll forget anything but not the MCQ practice you did the whole year.
Most of the questions are tricky. Would you please not waste time on them?
Go from easy to hard questions because the NEET question is set by the average students.
Try to memorize the MCQs.
Set a time limit for practicing one set of MCQ.
Focus both on speed and accuracy.

3. NOTES revision

If you feel your notes are well, and will help you solve some questions. Then revise only the important points and questions from your notes.
Don't revise and waste all your day reading your notes if you have already read NCERT books.
Because ncert is all and enough for neet.
They are not gonna ask you any questions out of NCERT.
Revise Physics numerals from your module and a copy of your notes.
Because NCERT is of no use for physics.
No need to revise your notes copy for organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry.
But for physical chemistry, revise your notes.
NCERT isn't worth the questions they ask you in exams in the case of Physical chemistry.

4. Previous Year question bank

Start doing previous year's questions.
Start from 2020 question bank.
Every year 6-7 questions are similar to the last year's question paper.
Go for MTG question bank if you don't have any coaching material.
Don't waste time on lengthy questions.

5. Accuracy Check.

Focus on accuracy.
You all know that NEET is renowned for its negative marking.
Every year students regret negative markings.
Try to skip the questions you are not sure about.

Friendly advice for you all

If you have not studied any chapter the whole year, then you must try to read the chapter for 1 hr from today. Because this is a personal experience that if you study anything before an exam, it gets imprinted in your mind, and you write all you have studied as it is in your exam.
This advice isn't for everyone.

Stop wasting your time on social media, games, and mobile. They all are not gonna go anywhere. But NEET comes only once a year. Once you crack NEET, you are all free to do anything you want to do for the rest of your life.

Some useful links:-

https://www.selfstudys.com/update/336629

https://byjus.com/neet/neet-notes/

https://www.studyguide360.com/2020/05/neet-biology-notes-free-download.html?m=1

https://www.india.com/education/neet-ug-2021-when-will-nta-announce-new-exam-dates-important-update-medical-aspirants-should-know-4804171/