Give Online NEET Test Daily to Prepare for Exam

National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is conducted every year to select a few students for admission to govt. and private medical colleges in MBBS/BDS courses. Both online and off line preparation must go side by side. The number of students appearing for the examination is in lakhs while the selection is made in thousands. That is why NEET is one of the most difficult medical entrance tests in the country. With the introduction of online mode of examination, it is very important for the NEET aspirants to be conversant about it beforehand. Though going through chapter after chapter in all the three subjects from the syllabus is a must, giving online test while preparing for the exam has also become indispensable for the students. Giving online NEET test makes the students aware of all the nuances of this mode in advance.

Students get the following benefits from giving online NEET test while preparing for the exam:

Self-evaluation:

Preparation by giving online tests enables the NEET aspirants to know how much they have understood after going through the books. The more they will practice online, the better will they perform in the examination. As the NEET Examination is conducted online, so the aspirants must adopt a habit of giving online test during preparation. Otherwise, only depending on books will be of no help for them.

Increase Speed:

Solving the questions speedily and correctly matters most in any competitive examination. Speed also plays a most important role in the success of NEET Examination. It can only be increased by attempting questions online during the preparation. Without giving a regular online test during preparation, students cannot increase the speed while attempting the questions. NEET demands fast, accurate and exact attempt, which can only be possible by giving online test.

Hone accuracy:

The accuracy in solving the questions is increased by giving an online test during the preparation of the examination. Doing it time and again will naturally hone their accuracy. The students will also be able to identify their weak areas and try to cover them up. Online test helps NEET aspirants hone accuracy while attempting questions. It is essential to ensure success in the examination. 

Examination Pattern:

 Candidates must also know the examination pattern. By giving an online test, they will know about NEET exam pattern well in advance. It makes them aware of how many questions are asked from which section of the subject. It gives them knowledge in advance about the section-wise selection of questions. It also tells the students which section of the subject contains hard questions and which one has easy ones. It helps the students know all about the online examination.

Time Management:

Time management is one of the most important factors in the success of students in online examination. Preparing online gives the idea to NEET aspirants about the limited time in which they have to solve the questions. If you fail to manage the time well in the examination, it will be very difficult to get through it. So, online NEET test during preparation helps the students know about time management in a better way. Majority of the NEET aspirants are well-prepared and well-read. But those who lag behind managing the time while solving question papers fail to succeed. Managing time in a better way is very important and it can only be possible by giving online test.

Boost Up Confidence:

 By giving online test, students become able to know how much they can score in the examination. It boosts their confidence up. Increasing confidence through online tests helps a lot in getting success in the NEET Examination. 

Madras HC's Direction to CBSE to Re-allot NEET Exam Centres is Welcome

The Madras High Court has rightly directed the CBSE to re-allot the NEET examination centres for Tamil Nadu candidates who were allotted centres in other states. The court ordered the CBSE to allot NEET exam centres adjacent to the aspirants' place of residence or at least in the state at the earliest. NEET aspirants with similar problems of getting exam centres outside their home state can apply for fresh seat allotments.

Madras HC Directive Come after PIL Filed

This hailing direction of Madras High court has been given by a division bench of justices Huluvadi G Ramesh and M while disposing of public interest litigation (PIL) filed by lawyer S Kalimuthu Mylavan.

The petitioner had requested the court for a direction to CBSE for re-allotment of the NEET examination centres for the candidates from Tamil Nadu, who were assigned centres outside the state. He had submitted that the TN candidates were allotted examination centres in other states unlike what was mentioned in their applications.

The petitioner had contended that most of the candidates were from rural areas and belonged to poor families and that they might not be able to afford their stay in other states.

Here is What the Madras HC Bench Said:

 "Because of allotment of exam centres in other states, the candidates will have to travel a long distance and there will be financial implications on them," the bench said. "We direct the CBSE that in respect of the candidates who have been allotted centres in Kerala, Rajasthan or other faraway places or in other states, (they) shall be allotted centres adjacent to their place of residence or at least in Tamil Nadu at the earliest," it added. The revised allotment should be intimated to the candidates by the CBSE by publishing the information on a website or newspaper, the bench said.

NEET aspirants allotted seats outside their home state can get fresh seats Similarly, NEET aspirants who have been allotted centres in other states can apply to the local NEET exam centre and get fresh allotments. "On such representation, the same shall be considered by the authorities in a proper manner as directed above and such details shall be published," the bench said.

NEET Aspirants to Practice Sample Paper to Ensure Success | CBSE NEET 2018

It is a must for NEET Aspirants to Practice Sample Paper to Ensure Success

 As the NEET exam gets closer, the best way of preparation for it to practice the sample papers. These are totally based on the questions asked in previous year examinations. The NEET aspirant becomes completely familiar with the nature, type, mode and pattern of examination by practicing the sample paper. It also enables the students to manage their time while attempting the questions from each subject. So, sample papers have proved extremely beneficial for students in all types of examinations. They make them aware of all the nitty-gritty of question papers to be asked in the examination beforehand.

Test your Knowledge:

The sample paper is the best source for students to test their knowledge of the subjects the question from which they are going to face in the examination. It helps them assess their knowledge without any help from others. It is the most appropriate way of self-assessment as the exam gets near.

Examination Pattern:

Sample papers are the only sources available for the students to make them aware of the examination pattern. It is necessary for them to know in advance how to prepare themselves accordingly. It makes them aware of style, model, type and nature of questions generally asked in this type of examination. Knowing examination pattern beforehand helps the students become familiar with an examination.

Type of Question:

 It is the most important part to know while preparing the examination. Without knowing the type of questions to be asked in the examination, the preparation cannot be perfect. It is necessary for the students to know in advance which type of questions they are going to face in the examination. It is also beneficial for them to know that which portion of the subject carries how many numbers. All this can only be possible by practicing sample papers.

Time Management:

 As almost all competitive examinations are objective types, the time duration in solving the questions matters most. So, it is of utmost importance that students must manage the time in such a way as to attempt all questions during the given time in the examination. Here also, sample paper plays a most important role. By practicing sample paper regularly with the examination coming closer, the NEET aspirants will know well how to manage time in the examination hall.

How to Crack NEET 2018 in 11 Day Study Plan

Only 11 days are left to go to NEET Examination 2018. It is to be held on May 6, 2018. The preparation for the examination by the students is going in full swing. Admit card has already been released. There are 1426 examination centres for over 13 lakh students across the country.

NEET is one of the toughest and premier medical entrance tests. Medical aspirants across the country have been burning midnight oil for the last phase of preparation for the examination. They go through all tips and tricks suggested by different experts. Besides tips and tricks, NEET aspirants must solely rely on their preparation. Thorough syllabus-based study, constant practice and mock test have no substitute.

Here are some suggestions how to study for an exam in the remaining 11 days:

1.    Start preparation with relaxation:

It is advised to the NEET aspirants that they must not get nervous with the examination coming nearer and nearer. Getting nervous will lead them nowhere. They must be relaxed, confident and study the important topics with all concentration. Take a break and also enjoy life in between the preparation time so that they could understand the concept more clearly.

2.       Try a sample paper on a daily basis:

      Try a sample paper daily for the next 8 days. Sample papers play a crucial role in cracking the examination.

3.         Self- appraisal:

Self –appraisal of the preparation is a must for every aspirant. Mock test and practicing from sample papers are the best ways to evaluate themselves. It will also increase their confidence.  Aspirants must fix the time period as given in the examination and try their best to do all questions within it.

4.        Focus on NCERT books:

      As NEET syllabus is mainly based on NCERT course- books for Class 11 and 12 for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, aspirants are required to go through them thoroughly. They must not depend on the competitive books available in the market for the examination. So, all NEET aspirants must go through NCERT course books for class 11th and 12^th in the first place.

5.       Stick to Time-table:

            Stick to time-table once prepared by you. Preparation must also be target-based. Allocate time for every subject equally. Your way of preparation must be balanced by devoting an equal period of time to every subject.

6.         Revision on a priority basis:

Pay all attention to the revision of the entire syllabus in the next 6 days by only going through the notes prepared by you at the beginning itself. All subject carry equal marks. So, never pay less attention to any one of the three subjects at the cost of other. The concerted effort, balanced and regular study are the main factors behind success in any examination.

7.     Be happy and get success:

      “Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.”– Herman Cain. This quotation amply clarifies how to treat any sort of examination in life to be successful. If you love examination, you are bound to prepare for it with all attributes at your disposal. When heart and mind co-ordinate together for the task at hand, it is tackled successfully. NEET examination is only 11 days away. The majority of the students of Class 10+2 standards from Science with Biology are going to appear at it. We wish them all success!

8.   Enjoy the challenge, ensure success:

Lakhs of students prepare for NEET examination. But only those who take it as a challenge and enjoy it ensure their success. Examinations must not be taken as burdens but challenge to enjoy.

How do NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER Syllabuses and Exam Patterns Differ with Each Other?

NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER are three most prestigious medical entrance examinations. Every medical student dreams of qualifying these exams to pursue education in the top college of the country. Fundamentally, there is no difference in the syllabus and exam pattern of NEET, AIIMS and JIMPER. NEET is very balanced in which speed, concept and presence of mind is tested while AIIMS Entrance Exam tests concept and understanding. The problems are lengthy and difficult in AIIMS exam. JIMPER requires the aspirants to be quicker than NEET and AIIMS.

Is there any difference in NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER Syllabuses?

No, there is no fundamental difference amongst the three. The syllabus of NEET and AIIMS is almost similar. The difference between the two is that AIIMS has two additional sections- General Knowledge (GK) (questions mostly from current affairs) and aptitude. Assertion - Reason questions will also be asked in AIIMS entrance exam.

Physics, Chemistry and Biology syllabus of JIMPER is same as that of AIIMS and NEET. JIMPER exam has only two extra sections- English and Reasoning.

Difference in Exam Pattern of NEET, AIIMS and JIMPER

 NEET is conducted in pen and paper mode while AIIMS and JIPMER are online exams (CBT). Here, we are presenting the exam pattern of NEET, AIIMS MBBS and JIPMER MBBS one by one.

NEET Exam Pattern

Duration: 3 hours

Sections: Physics, Chemistry & Biology (Botany and Zoology)

Total No. Of Questions: 180 Objective type questions

45 questions from Physics

45 questions from Chemistry

90 questions from Biology (Botany, Zoology)

Each question carries 4 marks for every correct answer. There is also negative marking, deducting 1 mark for every wrong answer.

AIIMS Exam Pattern

AIIMS MBBS entrance examination is of 3½ hours duration and will have one paper consisting of 200 objective type (multiple choice and reason-assertion type) questions from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, General Knowledge and Aptitude.

The distribution of questions is:

Physics: 60

Chemistry: 60

Biology (Botany and Zoology): 60

General Knowledge: 10

Aptitude & Logical Thinking: 10

Total Questions: 200

Every wrong response will get a score of -1/3 (minus-one-third).

The pattern of JIPMER MBBS Entrance Examination is :

Exam duration: 2.5 hrs.

Physics: 60 Questions,

Chemistry: 60 Questions,

Biology: 60 Questions,

Logic and Quantitative Reasoning: 10 Questions &

English and Comprehension: 10 Questions.

Four marks will be awarded for each correct answer. One mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer.

Can a medical aspirant prepare for NEET, AIIMS and JIMPER Entrance Exam at a time?

Yes, they can easily do it as the syllabus of all the three examinations are almost the same. The only minor difference is that AIIMS Entrance Exam has two additional sections- GK and Aptitude and so has JIMPER - English and Reasoning. The major portion of Physics, Chemistry and Biology syllabus is the same.

How to prepare for NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER?

It is necessary for NEET, AIIMS and JIMPER aspirants to work hard for the preparation of three main subjects- Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Hard labour has no substitute. For addition sections of GK and Aptitude in AIIMS and English and Reasoning in JIMPER exams, they have to put in additional effort into their preparations. The time factor is very important in JIMPER. So, they have to do the constant practice without any break. As NEET and AIIMS both require thorough knowledge and NCERT covers their syllabus, the aspirants must go through NCERT books thoroughly and after that they should also consult mentors/teachers, coach and guides for additional knowledge on the subject.

For GK in AIIMS, focus on current affairs. Medical aspirants can utilize their time after NEET by preparing additional sections in AIIMS and JIPMER. At the same time, they are required to be focused on the revision of Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Time management is very important in JIPMER. You have to adjust your time according to the requirement while answering the questions. You need to solve 200 questions in only 150 mins, i.e. 2.5 hrs.

The student is required to be proficient in English and good at Reasoning for JIMPER exam. As English is tough, it is advisable for the students to go through the leading English national dailies to brush up their knowledge in the language. For Reasoning, it is necessary for them to exercise their brain by practicing previous years’ questions well before the exam.

Seats comparison in NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER

As far as the number of Medical seats is concerned, NEET is far ahead of AIIMS and JIMPER. NEET has 66000 medical seats and the number of aspirants is 13 lakh 36 thousand. So, the competition gets tougher. Every medical aspirant targets NEET.

The number of seats in all AIIMS combined is 700 for Indian students. There are 7 seats for Foreign Nationals in AIIMS Delhi. The selection ratio in AIIMS MBBS makes the exam more challenging for medical aspirants.

JIPMER has least number of seats in comparison to AIIMS and NEET. It has around 200 in two JIPMER campus.  So, it is advisable for the medical aspirants not to be focused on JIMPER only. They must prepare for NEET also to fulfill their dreams of becoming doctors.

How to Prepare for NEET, AIIMS, and JIPMER 2018 at a time in the Remaining 15 Days?

The first aim of every student of Biology is to pursue medical education after class 12. As there is number of medical seats in NEET than AIIMS and JIPMER, it is more popular medical examination among the students than others. All these medical entrance examinations are conducted on a national level. There is a bit different of syllabus for these three exams. But all of them are prestigious and tough medical entrance examinations. Among these three, AIIMS entrance test is of the highest quality and requires intelligence of the highest order on the part of students who appear at it. NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER may be looking tough, but nothing is impossible to achieve if you have guts, determination and will power. You may feel that the time of 15 days is too little to prepare for the examinations of NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER standards, but you are required not to waste any more time on the superfluous matter.

A bit difference in syllabus

NEET, AIIMS, and JIPMER patterns are well- known, but problematic area is the syllabus for those who are appearing for AIIMS and JIPMER. Like NEET, AIMMS and JIPMER have no prescribed specific syllabus. Candidates preparing for AIIMS MBBS can take a look at the NEET syllabus.

This is how medical aspirants should study in the last 15 days

Rise early and sleep early.

While taking mock tests, sample papers, past year papers, you should sit on a table and chair.

Don’t stray away from your goal

Put up formula chart on the wall of your study room

Remain calm, cool and do not hesitate to talk to mentors/teachers who can help you understand topics easily.

Is there any difference in NEET, AIIMS, and JIPMER 2018 preparations?

Not really. The syllabus and exam pattern of each paper are slightly different, though. So a candidate must practice NEET, AIIMS, and JIPMER 2018 past year papers, mock tests, and sample papers.

All three papers have PCB.

AIIMS entrance test also comprises general knowledge (10 marks), aptitude and logical thinking (10 marks).

JIPMER entrance exam has, in addition to PCB, English language and comprehension (10 marks), logical and quantitative reasoning (10 marks).

Exam pattern, marking scheme and syllabus for each of the above entrance exams are given below.

Exam Pattern for NEET 2018

Subject            Number of Question   Marks per question      Marks

Chemistry        45        4          180

Physics            45        4          180

Zoology           45        4          180

Botany             45        4          180

Total                180      4          720

Marking Scheme

For every correct answer, 04 marks will be awarded.

There is a negative marking of 01 mark for every incorrect answer.

Exam Pattern for AIIMS Entrance Exam 2018

Subject                                    Number of questions   Marks

Physics                                                60        60

Chemistry                                            60        60

Biology (Botany and Zoology)           60        60

General knowledge                             10        10

Aptitude and Logical thinking           10        10

Total                                                    200      200

There will be 140 MCQ questions and 60 reason-assertion questions. RA questions will be in all subjects except general knowledge/aptitude.

Marking Scheme

For every correct answer, 01 mark will be awarded.

There is a negative marking of ⅓ (one-third) marks for the incorrect answer.

Exam Pattern for JIPMER MBBS 2018

Subject            Number of questions

Physics                                                            60

Chemistry                                                        60

Biology                                                           60

English language and comprehension             10

Logical and quantitative reasoning                 10

Total                                                                200

Marking Scheme

04 marks are given to you for a correct answer.

There is a negative marking of 01 mark for every incorrect answer.

Syllabus for NEET, AIIMS, JIPMER Exam 2018

Syllabus for NEET 2018 is quiet simplified and is given by the CBSE in its brochure. AIIMS, MBBS 2018, will be as per the Class 12th under the 10+2 Scheme/Intermediate Science. Whereas for JIPMER MBBS 2018 exam, is on the basis of the syllabus as prescribed by State Board Hr. Sec. and CBSE for 11 & 12 Standards.

What Should Be Your Study Plan for 15 days?

We have made the study plan easier for you so that you can just fix your attention on your preparation.

Days    Subject            Remarks

01st-week        Physics            cover all the important topics in all the subjects

02nd-week      Chemistry

03rd-week       Biology

04th week       Revise

Solve Previous Year Question Paper

Online Test Series

Important Topics for the Entrance Exam

There are some important topics which carry weightage more than the other topics, you need to classify those. Here is a list of important topics which will save your time and in this way, you will get more time for revision:

Physics

Name of topic Weightage (%)

Mechanics                                                                   24%

Electrodynamics                                                         24%

Modern Physics                                                          20%

Heat and Thermodynamics                                         13%

Optics                                                                          7%

SHM and Waves                                                         7%

Properties of Matter                                                    5%

Chemistry

Name of topic Weightage (%)

Inorganic Chemistry                                                   36%

Physical Chemistry                                                     36%

Organic Chemistry                                                      28%

Biology

Name of topic Weightage (%)

Human physiology                                                      17%

Diversity in the living world                                       14%

Genetics and evolution                                               11%

Biotechnology and its application                              11%

Biology and human welfare                                       9%

Structural organization in plants and animals           9%

Reproduction                                                              9%

Cell structure and functions                                       7%

Ecology and environment                                           7%

Plant physiology  

                                                        6%

Preparation Tips for NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER MBBS Entrance Exam

After completing the syllabus, do not waste time; keep revising and most importantly solved previous year question paper regularly.

Be habituated to revising at least 3-4 hours for revision of one topic from each subject and then solving its question.

Yes, the competition is difficult but there is no need to be worried if you have confidence in yourself.

Since the time is running out, do not consult any reference book instead buy a book which has compiled previous year question papers and solves it regularly.

If your concepts are clear, then you can even get through the trickiest questions in the exam.

All subjects are important, so pay equal attention to the entire syllabus. Do not put in extra efforts in only one subject and leave out the other because you know who are weak in them. Instead, pick a topic from each of the subjects and try completing it within the set time limit.

Go through online test series. It will show you how well are your preparation.

4 Out of 100 NEET Aspirants will Get Admission to MBBS/BDS Courses This Year

With the release of NEET Admit Card 2018 on April 18 by Central Board of Secondary Examination (CBSE), all medical aspirants have put everything into their preparation. 13 lakh and 36 thousand candidates have been estimated to register for NEET examination this year. Last year there were 11 lakh and 55 thousand candidates. It means that the number of candidates shoots up every year.

There are only 66000 medical seats across the country. According to an estimate, only 4 out of 100 will get admission to MBBS/ BDS courses this year. Out of this available number of seats, 35000 are meant for government and 25000 thousand for private medical colleges. Private Medical colleges also consider NEET score of candidates for admission to MBBS/ BDS courses. The CBSE will conduct the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test for admission to MBBS/BDS Courses in the session 2018-19 on Sunday, May 6, 2018.

The NEET exam was conducted on May 5, 2013 in English and Hindi for the first time. Later Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Assamese, Gujarati, Kannada, Odia languages were added in 2017.

IMPORTANT DATES FOR NEET EXAM 2018

Date of Examination, NEET (UG) - 2018         May 6 (Sunday)

Display of OMR Sheet Will be intimated on website

Display of Answer Key            Will be intimated on website

Declaration of Result  June 5 (Tuesday)

Phenomenal Rise in NEET Registrations This Year

As per CBSE information, the number of students who have registered for NEET examination this year is 13.36 lakh, which is more than the last year by 2 lakhs. The increasing number of students registering with NEET every year is making the examination also tougher.

The NEET was introduced for the first time in 2013 but it was scrapped in 2014 itself. Again in 2016, it was re-introduced on the order of Supreme Court and most of the states opted for it, which has also contributed to the rise in a registration of students with NEET 2018. Govt. makes various schemes and policies for awarding scholarship which has also resulted in the more number of students passing out class 12 examinations.

In the given situation, the admission of students to medical and dental is set to be tough. According to figures revealed by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), over 13.36 lakh hopefuls have registered for NEET 2018, up from 11.5 lakh who had registered in 2017. The total number of seats in MBBS and BDS institutes across the country stands at 60,000.

One of the reasons behind increasing number of students opting for NEET is its all India character. Experts say that there are a number of reasons behind this rise in registrations. Students from across the country have realized that NEET is more important than state conducted CETs, therefore more and more have been opting for the national level examinations. It is sad that a number of medical seats is very low on one hand and the number of student increases year by year on the other.

CBSE has already started distributing admit cards to registered candidates. NEET (UG) 2018 will be conducted in 11 languages across the country on May 6.

CBSE issued NEET Admit Card 2018: Here’s how to download it

 The Central Board of Secondary Education has released the admit card for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, NEET 2018. It is scheduled to take place on May 6 this year, from 10am to 1pm.

NEET Admit Card 2018

The exam will consist of one paper containing 180 objective type questions from Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

The admit cards will not be sent by post. However, a copy of the admit card in Pdf format will be sent to the student through his registered email while he downloads it. Candidates should check on the admit card their roll number, name, father’s name, category, sub-category, photograph, signature, date of birth, language of question paper and name and address of examination centre allotted to him.

This is how you can download NEET admit card 2018

1. Visit the official website of NEET at cbseneet.nic.in

2. Click on the link for admit card

3. Key in required details on the login page and submit

4. The admit card will be displayed on the screen

5. Take a print out and save it on your computers

Note: Candidates must keep the admit cards carefully and take it to the examination Centre.

Dress Code

All candidates appearing for the exam must wear light clothes with half sleeves, without big buttons, brooch/ badge, flower, among other such things, along with salwar or trouser. They have to wear slippers, sandals with low heels, and not shoes. Girls should not wear any closed-toed footwear.

Candidates who would be wearing customary clothes like a burqa, are required to report at the centre at least an hour earlier before the reporting time so that they can be frisked properly, according to NDTV CBSE has implemented a dress code in order to ensure fair conduct of the examination

Tips and Tricks to Score Maximum in NEET Exam 2018

NEET exam 2018 is scheduled to be held on May 6, 2018. It is conducted by CBSE across the country. Only 15 days are left for the examination. Students are busy with the last phase of preparation. More than 13 lakh students are going to appear at this year’s examination. Only after qualifying NEET 2018, students will be able for admission to medical and dental institutes across the country. Here are some tips and tricks to score maximum in the examination.

Well-Made Notes

Well-prepared notes are very beneficial for the students at the last leg of their preparation. Assembling every important topic from three subjects of the syllabus at a place is very convenient for the students to make a cursory glimpse of all one or two days before the examination. Going through text books at the last leg of the preparation means nothing but failure. Assembling all things that you have studied in 11th and 12th in well-prepared notes in a short and compact form will be very helpful

Sample Papers

 To go through sample papers with examination coming nearer to assess your preparation in which you have put a year of   hard work to crack the examination is necessary. At least the question paper of the last five years must be practiced by the NEET aspirants. Even toppers also suggest practicing sample papers to understand the question pattern of the examination very well. Sample papers make students aware of the exam pattern in advance. 

Mock Test

It is very beneficial for the candidates to check their speed and accuracy before the final exam. To do this, they have to go through different mock tests. Mock test also enables the candidates to be in touch with different sets of questions. They have also to make sure the practice on OMR sheets as many students spend too much time in filling it during the exams. This will benefit you.

Physics and Equations

Keeping in mind the past year trend, Physics paper can be the trickiest of all. Give at least an hour on working out various equations, and try to solve as many equations as possible.

Health

These-days different health tips are available online, do not follow it strictly. Take advice of your parents or family doctor. Most candidates feel anxiety before the exams as well. It is natural and the best way to beat the stress is to keep giving yourself small breaks. Do not surround yourself with books all over the day. Either go for a walk or play some game. Music is also considered therapeutic.

NEET 2018: Never commit these mistakes

Don’t ignore time-table

Make a time-table chart and follow it strictly. Sticking to time-table will help the candidate complete and revise his or her syllabus quickly and do away with last minute panic and anxiety.

NEET Syllabus based on NCERT

You are advised to base your preparation on NCERT books and never depend on study materials available in the market. You cannot solve all the NEET questions depending on study material. NCERT provides basic concepts and the solved questions for the majority of the questions for NEET.

Don’t Ignore Subjects

All subjects must be paid equal attention. You must balance your preparation by giving more time to weak subject, but never ignore other subjects.

Error Calculation

It is the wastage of time on mistakes you have already committed because it will lead to waste of time and you can lose your confidence. It is better for you to practice more and more mock test, which will boost your confidence and ultimately prove to beneficial at the examination.

NEET 2018 Admit Card to be Released Anytime Soon

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is going to issue the admit cards for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) 2018 very soon. According to the official advertisement, NEET admit card 2018 is expected to be released in the second week of April. Candidates who have registered for the examination can download the admit card from the official website cbseneet.nic.in. NEET Examination is going to be held on 6 May 2018 for admission of students to Medical colleges in MBBS/ BDS courses.

Common Services Centre (CSC)

Candidates can also avail the services of Common Services Centre (CSC). CSC scheme is a part of the ambitious National e-Governance Plan (NEGP) of Government of India and is managed at each village Panchayat level by a Village level entrepreneur (VLE). Candidates can download the NEET 2018 admit card by paying a fee of Rs. 10. Soon after downloading the NEET admit card 2018, students must check the important entries like Name, Father's Name, Category, Sub-Category, Photograph, Signature, Date of Birth, Language of Question Paper with Name and Address of examination center allotted.

Candidates must carry admit card and photograph (two passport size) to the exam hall.

NEET Admit Card 2018: How to Download

Students can download the admit card using their name, registration number, date of birth from the official website cbseneet.nic.in. After downloading the same candidates can take a printout of the same.

How To Proceed to Download NEET 2018 Admit Card?

Click the NEET admit card 2018 download link (The moment CBSE releases admit card).

Candidate will reach login page for admit card download. Here, enter registration number and password.

Then click the login button.

Now candidate will either reach NEET 2018 candidate dashboard or admit card directly.

View and download admit card.

Print NEET admit card 2018.

How To Download NEET Admit Card 2018 If Password is forgotten?

The two most essential details- Registration Number and Password – are required for downloading the admit card. If the candidate has forgotten password then he/she needs to retrieve it. To retrieve password, click forgot password link on login page. Now the candidate will be able to reset it using three means: OTP, Security question, name and other details if forgot mobile number and email ID too.

Important to Download NEET 2018 Admit Card.

Admit card contains NEET 2018 roll number, exam center and timings.

It is compulsory to show admit card to get entry to the examination center.

It is required multiple times during exam whenever invigilator asks for it, one has to show it.

Authorities verify candidate identity using admit card.

Admit card of NEET 2018 contains:

Roll Number

Name

Father’s Name

Category

Sub-Category

Photograph

Signature

Date of Birth

The language of Question Paper

Name and Address of examination centre allotted

Also, note the things you can take to exam hall and things you cannot.

Things to Carry For NEET 2018 Along With NEET Admit Card

NEET 2018 Admit Card with passport size photograph affixed on it.

One passport size photograph to attach in attendance sheet.

NEET 2018 Admit Card

Until last year, CBSE had asked candidates to bring post card size photograph also. But this year post card photograph is not required on the day of an exam. Nevertheless, check NEET admit card, if any such requirement is mentioned in it, then you will have to bring it.

Check admit card to know examination timings: when will you get entry to a hall, at what time exam starts.

Important!

Do not make any manipulations in admit card. Doing so will get you debarred from exam!