How to Prepare and Crack NEET in First Attempt?

How to Prepare for NEET?

The first and foremost thing before planning to move ahead is to know your syllabus. Then, you must make a realistic timetable. Candidates must set shorter and larger goals at the same time. Shorter goals will help them cover daily topics and larger goals will help them know the topics left to complete the preparation. Make a habit of preparing notes. This will help you do multiple and last-minute revisions in less time. Also, revise your notes regularly to not forget the important topics and statements.

Previous Years’ Question Papers help you understand the paper pattern and difficulty level of the exam. It also helps you self-reflect on your preparation. Therefore, solving previous years’ papers is of utmost importance. This will give you a fair idea about your strong and weak topics so that you can hop on the practice more seriously. Solving a question paper isn’t enough. Analyzing all the answers is also important. It means that you must know the reason behind every correct and incorrect answer.

• BCC/Redox
• Atomic Structure
• Periodic classification of Elements
• Chemical bonding
• General Organic chemistry

How to crack NEET in First Attempt?

Generally, the first attempt goes with the Class-12th Board Examination. NEET covers the syllabus from Class-11 and 12th Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. If a student has a strong base with the basics, he/she can easily crack NEET in the first attempt. NCERT covers the major syllabus for NEET. Therefore, it is necessary to study NCERT carefully to crack NEET in the first attempt. NEET toppers believe in intensifying preparation instead of dodging the exam into the next session.

NEET is a 3-hour long exam. So, many candidates think that they must be quick to answer. But, speed comes later. When you are starting with your preparation a year before or 6-8 months before, then you must focus on getting clear with your concepts, answering questions correctly. Once you have done an ample amount of preparation then speed must be the next thing you should consider.

• Restricted to your boundary within (Syllabus) which has been released by National Testing Agency (NTA)x
• Collect quality notes from good resources (i.e., Primary - NCERTs, Secondary – SCERTs or Some other standard Books in the Markets) and avoiding ambiguity with lots of resources from net.
• Know your strengths and weaknesses to enhance and overcome respectively.
• Plan your effective (Study plan / Timetable) and strict to it
• Ensure your revision after finish your daily task
• Fix your motive factor to keep it for commitment and consistency
• Use technology to get the information with proper understanding and pursue it
• Go through the previous year question papers to attain (Question patterns) which used to ask in the NEET Exam
• Practice your Mock test for know your time management, Elimination technique and your capacity.
• Don’t hesitate or Ignore any topics.