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 How to efficiently prepare for NEET 2024 

Competition has increased tremendously in NEET over the past few years, thus increasing the cut off tremendously. To remain on the safer side and to get a good government medical college, it is necessary to score 650 plus. Here are some of the tips which can be followed to achieve the same.

1. For Biology: read NCERT as many times as possible, giving importance to each and every line because you never know which line they will pick up as a question. After reading any chapter, try to solve all the possible questions of that particular chapter in a fixed time interval, say half an hour or one hour. You can also try writing down roughly whatever you have read in a sheet of paper, this will also help in building up the concentration. After doing all these, during your free time, when you do not feel like studying, you can take help of you tube for question practice or just to revise.

2. For Chemistry: in Chemistry also reading NCERT properly is the most important step, especially in case of organic and inorganic portion. Do not do the mistake of neglecting any line of NCERT . Solve all the intext questions, back questions and examples given here. All these things will be more than sufficient, but to add on to your preparation, you can take help of any one good book apart from NCERT, by keeping in mind to follow it wisely according to the NEET pattern.

For Physics: firstly, your all the concepts should be crystal clear, then only you would be able to solve the questions. After this, applying those concepts in solving numericals is important. In Physics, try to solve as many questions as you can but start from NCERT back questions and examples. You can write down all the formulae separately and revise them on a regular basis.


Collectively speaking about all the three subjects, then solving previous year papers and giving mock tests are the must.

Here is one additional tip, make a diary and there write down only those things which you tend to forget repeatedly.

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  1. Hkms 14 November 2023 at 02:35

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