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Hello NEET Aspirants!
it is high for revision and refining all the concepts, be speedy and enthusiastic, Be clear you are going to revise, not to start anything from zero. So here is the strategy
January-
By this time syllabus ends in coaching so now you have to cover it. Now dive in the syllabus for this month and mark the left over chapters. Do not think you cant do it and do not get depressed. February-
Must do MCQs of all chapters of 11th
Class notes, specially for topics you are weak at. It will create a base of 12th concepts which will be asked in boards. Complete the leftover chapters. Revise concepts of 11th class before boards. March-
Board Exam are on hand. Stay focused for NEET preparation, trust me you have prepared for NEET 2 years, the level of board is till NCERT only, dedicated 2-3 days for each paper and that is it. While board exam only do study of 12th class. April-
No new topics
Be positive, healthy and stay away from all the negativity which may distract you. Revise 11th as soon as board exam over and a quick revision to 12th concepts. Appear in mock tests. Be focused on mcqs
Now you have previous year papers
May-
Just positive vibes for exam, thanks.

Hello NEET Aspirants!
When there are only 4 months you have so must put your best efforts, here I will share the strategy with you. Time Management
Bio- 3 hours
Chemistry- 2.5- 3 hours
Physics- 2.5 -3 hours
Select best sources-
Physics-
Cover basics from NCERT
Practice from DC pandey
Solve modules of coaching
Bio- NCERT, Truemans Bio or Allen / akash module, MTG NCERT at your fingertips
Chemistry-
Physical- NCERT
IOC- NCERT (be thorough it including diagrams, chart, text boxes and make ncert one liners), further you may refer GRB guide. Organic- NCERT for basics and solve the illustrations.
Physical- go for nCERT just to revise basics and make a formula list, now solve questions from GRB. If you are a coaching fellow then no need of GRB only solve the sheet and DPP I. e. modules. IOC- NCERT is the key for inorganic, revise it nicely and solve questions from coaching notes or reference books. Practice reactions and keep on revising things. Organic- only notes if you go coaching, if not then follow reference books. NCERT has to be followed anyway. Read theory & make short notes to remember it or to understand it in easy manner. Practice reactions. Bio-
Revise your notes and approach for NCERT. Make short notes along to remember things. Refer modules or reference books for practice. Physics-
Revise basics from NCERT and go for reference books or module. Solve derivations and applications in thermo, waves, SHM, electro dynamics, fluids. Solve conceptual numerical. Practice-
Chemistry-
Physical- GRB problems or module
IOC- illustration of NCERT then reference book questions or module
Organic- illustration of NCERT, back exercise after that modules or MS Chauhan
Bio-
Daily 30-5 question on every topic from MTG or modules if you have. Solve previous year papers. Physics-
Solve easy and avg sums of DC Pandey. Thanks!

Hello NEET Aspirants!
In the entire preparation journey of NEET exam, last 3-4 are the most crucial and count the most. Coming to the point now-
Revise the things as much as you can, there is nothing as important chapter or such. Just be thorough with the syllabus and appear for the test series of your institute, mind it not to skip it. For Physics follow the notes of your coaching and do the same for chemistry. Go through only coaching modules, exercises & examples. Make sure to go through the derivations and definitions. Try to understand the concepts of NEET Syllabus rather than cramming the formula. Do 2 chapter of chem and physics per day. Do not think it to be impossible, you are revising, not starting everything from the scratch. For NEET Biology, do not go for anything except NCERT. Regardless of the size of the chapter just do 3-4 chapters a day. For comfort and avoiding the confusion, read relevant chapter together like plant kingdom and morphology. So here you have 8 chapters a day- 4 in bio, 2 in chem and 2 in physics. Believe me it creates a lot of difference and leave you boosting a lot of confidence within you. Best of luck!

Hello,
Instead of going for coaching classes, you can prepare for JAM Exam by your own. You should solve as many previous years IIT JAM Question Papers as possible. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions. Also take online mock tests to analyze your preparation level. This will also increase your speed and accuracy while solving questions. Focus mainly on the most important topics from now. Learn all the important formulas. Practice as many questions as possible. Makes notes of all the important stuff. This will help you in your last minute preparation. Improve your weaker areas. Study more for the topics in which you are weak. Study at least 6-7 hours daily and give your last 30-45 minds to the revision daily.
Best of Luck!

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