NEET is the most prestigious and toughest medical entrance examination in the country. It is only 24 days away. It is the first gate that has to be crossed by every medical aspirant to become a doctor. It demands deep study and thorough knowledge of the subject. As its syllabus comprises 11th and 12th class courses, the medical aspiring students are expected to go through them from that angle.
Preparation must be balanced
NEET syllabus consists of Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Zoology and Botany). Students have to study all these three subjects with equal attention as each carries equal marks. With the examination date coming nearer, the medical aspirants must put in more and more labour into their preparation. They must not start any new chapter from any subject during this time. They have to select the important and expected topics from the subjects and study them deeply.
Self-appraisal of preparation is necessary
All the NEET aspirants must do self-appraisal of their preparation as the examination date gets nearer. They should start testing themselves by solving the previous question papers of at least 10 years. It will give them sufficient ideas about the model, level and standard of the questions asked in the NEET Examination.
Preparation Procedure
After making a selection of important topics from the subjects of the syllabus, which they have already read thoroughly, they should repeatedly go through them till the examination. By attending the classes of 11th and 12th in the school regularly, they have already gained knowledge about the topics of the subjects. So, by going through them repeatedly, them of the subject is naturally inscribed in their mind.
Adopt Systematic Approach
Studying in a haphazard way cannot lead the student to success. To get success in the examination, the students are required to be systematic in their approach towards the preparation for it. They must make a time table for studying the subjects. All subjects must be given equal time on regular basis. Leaving one subject behind and studying the other always for some period will also ultimately lead the student nowhere. It is also utmost necessary for the medical aspirants to stick to the time table made by them.
It has been seen and experienced by interacting with many medical aspirants, who qualified the NEET exam that they studied each and every topics of the subject from the syllabus thoroughly and deeply in the beginning and as the examination dates drew near; they started screening the topics and only selected the important ones to go through them finally.
NEET aspirants must include the following:
Biology NCERTs (both 11th and 12th) - this is a minimum requirement. They learn them by heart. All the diagrams, flowcharts, key points. NCERT books on Botany and Zoology have proved to be gems in the preparation for NEET exam in the past. So, they must understand clearly each and every point of the subject.
Be fast, quick and clear:
Medical aspirants are required to be fast, clear and precise with their calculations. They must know the application of formulae. They are not difficult, but the options may be doubtful. Stop using a calculator while doing practice.
Go through inorganic chemistry daily. Keep revising until it is imprinted in your mind. Don't leave mechanisms of organic chemistry, especially of the important named reactions. Physical chemistry is usually easy. NEET aspirants cannot afford to leave important chapters like electrochemistry, redox, equilibrium (both chemical and ionic), and thermodynamics.
Keep fit
During the preparation of examination, the NEET aspirants must also keep themselves fit and sound. So, they must also be very careful of their health during the examination time. They should take light diet and sleep soundly for eight hours only to keep them mentally agile and alert.
Wishing all of you the best of luck!
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