How can I prepare for AIPMT in one month that is in April? Which are the best books that can help me to prepare in 1 month?
I'm giving boards now.
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I don't think that one month of preparation can make you get through it. Anyway, read complete NCERT books of class 11th and 12th. All the best. -
Refer to Arihant's PMT 40 days series. -
For physics you should prefer concept of physics volume-1&2.for chemistry=r.k.gupta and for bio=Trueman's elementary biology -
NCERT books are the best books. If you are thorough with them, then more than half of the problem is solved. Now coming to the time i.e. 30 days. You should utilize these 30 days in such a way that you can give minimum of 6 hours and extend it according to your convenience.
You can buy a question bank from where you can practice maximum questions and within a given time. Sometimes, you can solve them, but the time also matters. Do not not to forget the previous year's questions.
Best of luck. -
All the questions asked in AIPMT exam are from NCERT books so read and memorize the syllabus of NCERT books of class 11th and 12th. Mere reading of these books will create a lot of confusion in the examination so make sure you solve a lot of MCQs. All the best.
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Opt for crash course in VM classes. -
In AIPMT, there are 90 questions on biology. So, you can prepare for biology in 15 days. After this, you can prepare for chemistry and physics as the total weightage is 90. You can use your NCERT books. You should prepare for biology properly as the weightage is 50 percent for the same.
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You have to cover NCERT Biology Physics Chemistry.
For biology, try to solve objectives. Because questions are generally repeated.
Your basics in Physics and Chemistry in XI, XII will be helpful to you. -
NCERT Is the best guide for u. -
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Balwinder Kaur Success is an old ABC:ability, break, courage | Contributor-Level 7
9 years agoFirst of all, revise your 11,12 classes in about 10-12 days by making proper strategy. Check the last 10 years question analysis and then prepare for important topics. Give your 100% to your studies.
After revision, solve the last year question papers and model test papers.
Study at least 20 hours a day.
I hope this will definitely help you.
BEST OF LUCK.
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