After taking the NEET 2019, what advice would you give to the NEET 2020 aspirants?

If you have appeared in the NEET 2019 exams that simply means that A) This time you are better prepared and B) You have learned from your mistakes.

As the NEET UG 2020 is round the corner and you have had ample time to prepare again, you must be very well equipped and confident this time.

I would like to share some basic points for you to keep in mind

1. Simply refrain from neglecting to solve MCQs of Biology. It has 50% holding of your Marks, so there’s no way you should underestimating practicing MCQs and Test Series for Biology
2. Have you practiced solving your Physics Numericals in a time-bound manner? This is very important as most of the students makes mistakes in neglecting Time Management.
3. Avoid studying all three subjects in one-day. Make a Time-Table which is balanced enough to give enough time to each subject weekly. Some students focus 60% of their study time on subject and the rest 40% on the other.
4. Practice all previous years NEET questions so that you are in the rhythm of the exams.
5. Devote 3 hrs daily on Physics, not because it is tough, but because it needs the maximum practice. Here, most of the students make mistakes which leads to negative marking.
6. However important it seems to mug up the Biology from NCERT, it will be much better option to rather understand the context very well.
7. I’m sure you must have practiced many Mock Tests last year as well, however, it is important to revisit your mistakes, revise the concepts and try to attempt the same mock papers again.
8. Keep yourself motivated! None of the toppers are inherently intelligent or some super genius, they just practice more. So you too have equal chance to score great marks if you just keep pushing your limits and have faith in yourself.

DO OR DIE FOR PHYSICS MISSION 2020 and DO OR DIE FOR CHEMISTRY MISSION 2020

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I hope the above lecture helps you study better and feel more confident.

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