How should I prepare for board exams and NEET simultaneously?
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In NEET, most of the questions are based on class 11th and 12th NCERT books. So, while preparing for the board exam, most of the topics will be covered for your NEET exam too. Knowing the syllabus before starting your preparation is the most important step that you have to take. With this, you will get to know what all topics you will be studying for the NEET exam. Start your preparation by studying the most important topics first. Solve previous years question papers and take online mock tests. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions. You should make notes of all the important stuff. T...more -
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NEET Syllabus covers the entire NCERT syllabus. So keep yourself cool and you can prepare from your notes. Before getting yourself indulge into a dilemma just compare the NEET and NCERT Syllabus. Must refer the diagrams and charts given in NCERT books. Solve the illustrations as well given in the mid of chapters. As NCERT is the fundamental book considered in NEET as well as Board preparations so before you work on your NEET Syllabus notes on any chapter, read its theory from NCERT itself then once you are done from the notes from the same chapter than try to solve NCERT problems. Thanks.
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