I'm in class 11th and preparing for the NEET and AIIMS. What should be the basic strategy to crack the exam?

<p>Class 11 is the right time to start preparation for a highly competitive entrance exam like NEET. As Class 11 syllabus is included in the NEET syllabus, you must do simultaneous preparation for both. Some basic preparation tips for NEET to be followed in Class 11 are given below:</p><ul><li><strong>Understand the NEET exam pattern and syllabus: </strong>The first step of any exam preparation is to be aware of the exam pattern and structure and the syllabus. As the NEET exam pattern has changed this year, and the syllabus underwent major changes last year, it is important for you to be aware of the latest pattern and syllabus.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Know the chapter-wise weightage: </strong>It is important to have a strategic preparation rather than learnig each and every topic. Comparing past few years' NEET analysis will be helpful in this regard. <strong>Also Read:</strong> &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/articles/neet-chapter-wise-weightage-blogId-28509"&gt;NEET Chapter-wise Weightage&lt;/a&gt;</li><li><strong>Focus on NCERT Text Books:&nbsp;</strong>As NCERT forms the base of the NEET syllabus, you must foucs on studying from the NCERT books first, before starting any other reference book. First complete the important chapters of the NCERT textbooks of Class 11 for Physics, Chemistry and Biology. After completing each chapter, solve the practice exercises as well to tally your preparation level.</li><li><strong>Identify your strengths and weaknesses:&nbsp;</strong>After solving the practice exercises or lessons of the NCERT books, you must identify your strong and weak areas in terms of subjects, as well as topics. Based on that, prepre a study timetable where you focus more on your weak areas and also keep brushing up the strong areas.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Make a study plan:&nbsp;</strong>Create a proper timetable and study plan allocating preparation of each of the three subjects. The study plan should include studying new topics, revision and practice.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Decide on taking coaching:&nbsp;</strong>In general, NEET aspirants start taking coaching right after appearing for their Board exams. You have to take a call whether you want to join a NEET coaching institute right now or after completing the basic preparation and syllabus.</li></ul><p>Last but not the least, it is important to maintain a healthy lifestyle and positive mindset and be confident about your success.&nbsp;</p>

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The basic strategy to crack the exam: 1- Research exams, like syllabus, question format, duration, and books. 2- Make a proper strategy as to how much time to give a particular topic or subject. 3- Try to avoid solving any questions without understanding the concept. You can also understand concepts by solving questions but make sure that you understand concepts. 4- Practice as many questions as possible. 5- Each week take the proper exam. Proper exam means making your study room an examination room and sitting for all 3 hours or whatever the duration of your exam and following all exam rules like filling name on the OMR sheet, bubbling answers, etc. 6- If don't get good marks, go to step 1 and follow the same procedure. 7- After some time you will SEE tremendous improvement in your marks and you become habitual to the exam room and you will get good marks. I hope this will help you.

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The basic strategy is to maintain consistency right now. Whatever time you have allotted to studies, keep it consistent. Revise, revise and revise. Remember, consistency is the key. Don't skip even a day. Study something every day. NCERT is the GOD. You must read it so much so that you mug it up. I'd recommend this for all subjects - Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

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