How long does it take to prepare for the NEET?

The answer to this question is very subjective to your efforts and consistency towards those efforts.

So let’s say, if you have been studying thoroughly 3–4 from your Class XI itself, then you can go with the flow and towards the last 2–3 months you can increase the number of hours you spend in revising and practicing MCQs, Mock Papers and Test Series.

If you started studying last year, let’s say during your Class XII, then again you need to stretch up your hours to a minimum of 4–6 hrs daily to study and practice.

If you have dropped a year-long to appear for NEET 2020, then I’m sure you must already be studying hard and most likely already revising the entire syllabus.

Key points to be followed by all above-mentioned cases:

1. Get your concepts in place
2. Important Topics: Master the important topics for NEET.
3. MCQs: Now that very limited time is left, practice as many MCQs as possible for each topic
4. Mock Papers and Tet Series: There’s no compromise in this. Practicing Mock Papers or Previous Year Papers act as salt in your food recipe to success. So do not underestimate this.

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