Below are some tips provided on how to crack NEET in just 30 days by Mohit Goel, Director, Yukti:
1. The phase 2 examination will consist of 3 subjects: Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB). All the students should refer to NCERT course books and focus on critical topics you have noted down or the one you typically overlook.
2. For Biology subject, the candidates should completely focus on NCERT text book. Revise one chapter from NCERT's Biology book daily.
3. For Physics and Chemistry, the student must clarify their concepts and keep the basics clear. A student can allot three week's time for the same and revise the concepts in the remaining days of the month by solving sample papers and taking mock tests.
4. As more students are from the Biology stream, one might be more inclined to study biology rather than Physics and Chemistry. But the competition is really very tough as there are a large number of candidates and very few seats for them.
5. As each question can move you 1000 ranks above or below, it is advisable to study all the three subjects thoroughly.
6. For Physics, the candidate should keep a formula sheet handy, for Chemistry, a sheet of equations should be ready, and for Biology, the candidate needs to prepare footnotes carrying important keywords.
7. It is a must to download previous years' questions papers and observe how the questions were asked. This will help in understanding the distribution of marks among the subjects.
8. Solve at least past five years' papers, which will give you a good idea about questions asked in the exam.
9. Take mock test as much you can! It is the most important and useful way to judge your preparation. Time yourself when attempting each one.
10. Joining an institute might be your best best in order to succeed the exam in a single attempt as the notes provided will be very useful for the candidates in terms of examinations.
From the last few years analysis, the most scoring topics of Biology are:
So make sure you follow the above mentioned tips to crack NEET with outstanding marks!
India Today Education wishes students good luck for their exam.
