I am a student of class 12th. Can you suggest some tips for the preparation of NEET exam?
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Solve previous year's question papers and go through NCERTs and make your concepts clear. -
Hello,
NEET is a type of competitive exam which tests your grab over the science subjects. Though the main and ordered practice should be started as soon as you enter 11th standard but you should keep on strengthening your basics. Don't think that only 2 years hardwork will fetch you results! Besides, go with the type of questions asked, every year, do practice test papers and consult renowned author's books. Moreover, you can join any good entrance coaching institution! -
I would say, Basics and routine hard work,. You should have an aim first to clear it. Most of the students nowadays fear to take an entrance exam, but it's all your hard work and luck that would get you a seat.
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Complete study of ncert and if you wanna join coaching. You can but if don't than you can go through online class as biomenters because there is complete class with daily practice paper and join test series. You should join mock test. Question always comes from NCERT book. The question arises from the lines of ncert. So better to cover your ncert book. Hope this help
good luck. -
You can practice question papers of past 13 years. Initially, you can try to do as much as MCQ on individual chapters and afterwards at the peak time of examination, you can study the topics which you know very well.
All the best.
Prepare well. -
Greetings, Unlike any other competitive examination, NEET demands a lot of practice, patience, consistency, and sacrifice. NEET not only would define which college you land in but also it elaborates, what are your odds of surviving and what the future beholds for you. What makes NEET so competitive is the competition as well as the array of subjects the course has to offer and the very little time that it provides for the same. Generally speaking, out of Chemistry, Physics, and Biology, Physics is one of the most complicated subjects for most of the candidates. However, it is a subjective matter and, it's on the candidate to decide as...more -
Not to worry! No age or day is ever too late to start anything positive! Just begin your preparations from day 1 with all of your heart. Here is the study plan! (Since self-study works best for me, I did the same and generally advise others to do the same. ). Your Biology Bible should be the Ncert, my dear. Ncert should be your bible for Chemistry mainly organic and inorganic. For physical Chemistry and Physics you need to complete a lot of sums and read the theoretical sections, so practise standard modules and go over all the questions, whether chapter end, examples, or in-text questions. One month before the exam, try taking a 3-hou...more
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Managing Class 12 Exams and NEET 2023 exam
Do not sideline board exam preparation while preparing for NEET
Follow the time table and stick to the plans
Perform a daily, weekly and monthly check for adherence to the set time table. Analyze the performance
It is suggested to start out with weekly plans inculcating preparation for both tests
Dedicate weekdays for studying and learning concepts and weekends for revisions and practising. -
These NEET self-preparation tips will help candidates secure a good rank in the medical entrance test and avoid making costly mistakes during the preparation. As the competition is increasing each year, it is necessary for NEET aspirants to be careful in preparation and allocate time for important topics.
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As you are still in 12th class you have approximately one year for your NEET exam so go thoroughly through you theory of ncert specially for bio as much time you can. While for phy you can also use your notes and question practice is the main step towards clearing exam. So read theory understand concept and solve question.
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Most of the courses admission is direct and some may required score like CUET, CMAT, University entrance.
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Absolutely! Having a humanities background is no barrier to pursuing Fine Arts at Chandigarh University.
The programme welcomes students from all streams, including humanities, as long as they meet the minimum requirement of 50% marks in their 12th exams. Many humanities students find the programme a natural extension of their academic interests, as the curriculum often connects with cultural, historical, and social themes. For example, a student who studied history might bring unique perspectives into courses like painting or applied arts.
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You can give the improvement exam next year after passing 12th, but not if more than 2 years have passed.
You can appear in one or more subjects.
You will get a new marksheet with improved marks.
Yes, doing a Polytechnic Diploma does not disqualify you from appearing for the 12th improvement exam. Many students do this to,
Improve marks for competitive exams (like JEE, NEET, NDA, ).
Meet minimum eligibility for degree admissions.
Qualify for better job opportuniti
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