➔ Create a realistic daily and weekly study plan that covers all syllabus topics in the time you have left. Dedicate 8-10 hours per day for self-study with proper breaks. Identify your strong and weak areas to balance focus. Sticking to your routine is key to stay on track.
2. Thoroughly understand NCERT textbooks
➔ NCERT books are the base for NEET questions. Read them multiple times to strengthen your grasp over concepts, facts and principles. Solve textbook exercises, exemplar problems and previous year questions mapping to each chapter.
3. Practice, practice, practice
➔ Solve as many past year question papers, mock tests and MCQ questions as you can. This will make you adept in managing exam duration, question interpretation and application of concepts. Learn from your mistakes to continuously improve.
4. Clear your basics and strengthen concepts
➔ Many students lose marks despite knowing concepts as basics are unclear. Revisit fundamentals of Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Refer to reference books or online material if needed. Concept clarity is essential.
5. Give equal importance to all sections
➔ Often Chemistry and Physics get more attention than Biology. Maintain balance across sections and categorize your preparation goals and hours per section. Well-distributed efforts will maximize score.
6. Work on speed and accuracy
➔ Both speed and accuracy matter in NEET. Solve mock tests adhering to exam conditions. Improve speed through regular practice and accuracy through concept clarity. Finding this balance is vital.
7. Stay healthy and focused
➔ Physical and mental wellbeing along with self-motivation are essential. Eat nourishing food, exercise, sleep adequately and take breaks. Believe in your preparation and avoid last minute pressure.