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Hello Medicos!
Yes you can achieve it. Stick to the notes for fundamentals and ncert for biology and revise it daily. Byheart it totally, mark lines and make one liners. Do not skip anything. Now daily 35 question for biology. (Must refer MTG NCERT at your fingertips- quality questions for NEET biology. )
And 10 question for physics and chemistry daily. Just start 10 yes 10 to 20 then you can increase this number but 10 daily without fail. See if you finish 10 question daily so till may you will solve almost 2000 questions each and for biology 10000 almost. This should be the strategy for NEET Syllabus.
For inorganic just do NCERT and revise it well. Practice concepts and solve questions for physical. For organic must refer coaching notes and modules. For physics only practice is the key. Solve previous year test paper and also appear in 7-8 full length mock test papers of a good coaching. Maintain consistency. Best of luck.

Getting into Nirma University's Institute of Management with a CAT percentile of 65 may be difficult as the institute's cutoff for CAT is generally above 80 percentile. However, admission to the MBA program is based on multiple criteria such as academic record, work experience, and performance in group discussion and personal interview, along with the CAT score. Therefore, having a strong profile in other areas may increase your chances of getting admission to Nirma University. It is recommended that you check the institute's website for more information on their admission process and selection criteria.
It's difficult to determine your chances of getting into Nirma University's Institute of Management with just your CAT percentile. The institute takes into account a variety of factors when considering candidates for admission, such as academic background, work experience, and performance in the selection rounds (group discussion, personal interview, etc.).
However, it's important to note that Nirma University is a highly respected institution and typically has a high cut-off for CAT scores. In general, a CAT percentile of 65 may be considered a little low for admission to top-tier management institutes, but your chances of getting into Nirma University could improve if you have a strong academic background, relevant work experience, and perform well in the selection rounds.
Ultimately, it's best to apply to the program and present a strong application that showcases your strengths and potential for success in the program.

Hello Medicos,
Check the complete strategy here. Physics: first go through NCERT theory. Know the concept involved and practice. If you are not able to solve, then first go through the solution. Understand it, practice it twice thrice. Refer NCERT + Engage physics for JEE MAIN/NEET By BM Sharma. It has derivation for concepts, short tricks and a variety of questions with solutions for all chapters.
4. Make a formula book for all chapters. From cenage do- Solved illustrations & MCQ's after the chapter, Application based questions given as small box inside the chapters.
NEET Biology: NCERT XI +XII each and every line by heart. Read, remember and revise the NCERT. Highlight keywords, numbers, small details, add short notes to NCERT as added information". For MCQ's refer to MTG NCERT At Your Fingertips: Biology' for good MCQ's and questions. After reading a chapter, solve it's MCQ's. Mark those which you found tough & Note them in NCERT so that you can review them while revising. Solve atleast 7 NEET full tests with all this. (Of Allen specifically)
Thanks. Chemistry: MUST read and revise the NCERT XI + XII Chemistry. Cover Every minor detail, hidden GR, some random chemical behavior, every structure.
1. Byheart reactions, chemical structures, formula and chemical nature. For solving refer only Coaching Material for eg Booklets of Allen/Aakash etc.
2. Make a formula book for all chapters with important details.

MBA or PGDM is a lucrative career choice. And you should choose a good B-school for good placement opportunities. The minimum score for getting accepted at PIBM is 60 percent for entrances like CAT, MAT, XAT. MH CET etc. and minimum 50 % in graduation. But, in case if the student has scored less than the accepted score, he or she can appear for PIBM's internal assessment test PMAT. The selection procedure at PIBM pays attention to certain factors like previous academic records, aptitude tests, interviews, groups discussion, and work experience. It helps the institute to understand the current level of a student on these parameters, who is taking the admission.
Good luck!

Study less but study smart. Reference books are needed to solve good number of questions. Specially in physics and chemistry. Focus only on ncert for NEET Biology, organic, inorganic chemistry. Solve as many as possible questions in physics, organic chemistry. For organic chemistry, do all name reactions. There'll be at least 18 questions from organic chemistry. Easy and scoring Chapters are- biomolecules, polymers, daily and environment chemistry. One or two questions from nomenclature. Don't neglect last chapters from chemistry books of both standards. Don't waste time in reading hydrogen. Just read water and heavy water. In NEET physics, modern physics, Wave optics is easy and scoring, quality question are being asked from this chapter. Read summary of all the 98 chapters, study the supplement material given at the end of books. For Biology - For biology, go for a book based on ncert. Out of 90 questions, almost 80 to 85 are purely ncert based and at least 70 are directly from ncert and almost 30 to 35 are one liners. Others are conceptual & are from applied biology in day to day life. Focus more on microbiology and biotechnology and physiology. Their weight age is more. Do not neglect last chapter of ecology in biology. Memorize all the diagrams with proper sequence of labelling as it is in the book. Learn all the tables, especially in chapters like microbes, plant breeding, pollution, etc. Read Scientific nomenclature from NCERT. At least 7 questions from plant physiology. Remember that NADP and NADPH are different.

Hello NEET Aspirants!
We all know that in order to crack NEET one cannot take any subject for granted. Here is the complete strategy for NEET 2020 physics.
1. To ace the concept, visualize as much as possible.
2. Stick to one book for mcq practice & finish it. Do more than one time if you have time. For theory you can use number of books.
3. Practise MCQs and be patient. Some mcq's may take a lot of time. Specially when doing the first time. In NEET Syllabus http://bit.ly/2FUgVQA, Chapters like: NLM, work power energy, optics, electromagnetism, etc. Difficult questions can be found from almost every chapter. But you must not worry that you are taking so long. Give some time to master it. This happens to everyone. Once you do that particular type of question LOGICALLY, there's no problem the second time.
4. In revision Practice the same questions again. Don't get excited and do the new ones. You won't manage them both unless you are very fast.
5. Practice the past years paper during the studies. Save one for the last month to evaluate your preparation. (Emphasis on past years/Mock test)And do the needful to make it perfect.