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SAI NITISH
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Follow some of the best ways to prepare for NEET:
Get a calendar and a diary
Set your priorities
Set out long study hours
Take care of your health
don't sleep during study time
NCERT books are considered the best to cover all the basic concepts of all the subjects: Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
Get a calendar and a diary
Set your priorities
Set out long study hours
Take care of your health
don't sleep during study time
NCERT books are considered the best to cover all the basic concepts of all the subjects: Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
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No doubt,
NEET is a difficult and challenging exam. We are talking about the single-level medical entrance examination of the country with Lacs of students appearing for the exam, and limited seats offered in desired colleges.
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Sarthak Kumar
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1. Go through your entire 11th and 12th-grade syllabus multiple times.
2. Establish a good schedule and attitude.
3. You are prepared to work hard for the next coming months.
4. Allowing 4 -5 hours of sitting every day and increasing it to 10 -12 hrs on day.
5. Study in accordance with the scoring system. Concentrating on the positives.
6. Cover your weak topics first as at the end times you will not be able to give time to those topics.
7. Focusing on the topics you have strong hold at the end months.
8. NCERT should be your holy book, revise it multiple times, especially Biology.
2. Establish a good schedule and attitude.
3. You are prepared to work hard for the next coming months.
4. Allowing 4 -5 hours of sitting every day and increasing it to 10 -12 hrs on day.
5. Study in accordance with the scoring system. Concentrating on the positives.
6. Cover your weak topics first as at the end times you will not be able to give time to those topics.
7. Focusing on the topics you have strong hold at the end months.
8. NCERT should be your holy book, revise it multiple times, especially Biology.
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Manjay Kumar Singh
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The most well-known coaching institute for NEET and IIT preparation is Aakash Institute. It was founded in 1988 with 12 students and has grown to operate in over 30 cities across the country.
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Sarthak Kumar
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Solve previous year papers. Make a schedule for your exam preparation. Do not include long hours of study period in your time-table. Include short breaks in between study sessions. You'll be able to cover all of the material on the syllabus if you prepare according to the schedule. Focus merely on NCERT books. Study according to the previous year pattern. ( Do not entirely depend on it). Keep a positive mindset.
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Sarthak Kumar
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NCERT is the finest book for Chemistry. Make important notes from it after reading it thoroughly. Complete the chapter's examples and exercises. Avoid wasting time and money by purchasing pointless books. Only thorough review and practise with the questions will improve your score over the past few days. The most important thing is to study according to the grading scale. You can buy MTG for practicing MCQs.
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Sarthak Kumar
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Yes, I would say, but only under these circumstances -
1. Throughout your 11th and 12th-grade courses, you have at least once read the entire syllabus.
2. Establish a good schedule and attitude.
3. You are prepared to work hard for the next three months.
4. Allowing 10 - 12 hours of sitting every day.
5. Study in accordance with the scoring system. Concentrating on the positives.
6. Focusing on the topics you have strong hold.
1. Throughout your 11th and 12th-grade courses, you have at least once read the entire syllabus.
2. Establish a good schedule and attitude.
3. You are prepared to work hard for the next three months.
4. Allowing 10 - 12 hours of sitting every day.
5. Study in accordance with the scoring system. Concentrating on the positives.
6. Focusing on the topics you have strong hold.
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Sarthak Kumar
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Yes, the NCERT is a need for NEET preparation. Try answering the practise questions and example problems. They arrive in paper as-is. It will assist in boosting your self-assurance.
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sojit chetry
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Cracking JEE Advanced means qualifying for admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), but it does not guarantee admission to an IIT. Admissions to IITs are based on a candidate's All India Rank (AIR) in JEE Advanced and their availability of seats in a particular IIT and programme. Additionally, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the IITs, such as minimum cut-off marks, age limit, etc.
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sojit chetry
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No, it is not necessary to clear JEE Advanced to get admission to NITs (National Institutes of Technology). Admissions to NITs are based on the JEE Main scores, which is a separate exam. However, NITs also consider JEE Advanced scores for a limited number of seats under their direct admission of students abroad (DASA) scheme.
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sojit chetry
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To get admission to the top IITs, an approximate rank within the top 2000-2500 is required in JEE Advanced. However, the exact cut-off varies every year based on various factors such as the number of candidates, difficulty level of the exam, and available seats.
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sojit chetry
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The process to get admission in an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) after qualifying in the JEE Advanced is as follows:
Rank Declaration: JEE Advanced results are declared and the All India Rank (AIR) of the candidate is released. Seat Allocation: Based on the AIR, candidates are allotted seats in different IITs through a process of centralized counseling known as JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority). Document Verification: After seat allotment, candidates have to visit the allotted institute for document verification. Payment of Fees: Candidates have to pay the fees to secure their admission. Reporting to the Allotted Institute:
Rank Declaration: JEE Advanced results are declared and the All India Rank (AIR) of the candidate is released. Seat Allocation: Based on the AIR, candidates are allotted seats in different IITs through a process of centralized counseling known as JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority). Document Verification: After seat allotment, candidates have to visit the allotted institute for document verification. Payment of Fees: Candidates have to pay the fees to secure their admission. Reporting to the Allotted Institute:
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sojit chetry
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Yes, you can get admission to National Institutes of Technology (NITs) or Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) based on your JEE Mains score, even if you do not clear the JEE Advanced. The admission process for NITs and IIITs is based on the JEE Mains score and the rank secured by the candidate. However, the eligibility criteria and admission process may vary among different institutes, so it is advisable to check their individual websites for detailed information.
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Devashish Chitale
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Yes, for other courses. Like pure sciences, Diploma etc. GATE exam for other courses in IIT'S.
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Avi Tyagi
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It's important to note that the admission to IITs through JEE Advanced is a highly competitive process and the cutoff marks keep changing every year based on various factors such as the number of candidates appearing for the exam, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of seats available. To give you a rough idea, in the previous years, the minimum marks required to get admission in CSE at IIT Bombay have ranged from the mid-90s to low-100s out of a total of 360 marks in JEE Advanced.
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Lokeshwaran
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Hi Anita,
I got 94% in jee. I read NCERT book with some question banks. I would say ncert are very fundamental in mains. But ncert is not itself sufficient enough. Consider ncert as good basic and try to solve all questions in it.
In addition to NCERT, however, for JEE Advanced, it is not sufficient as the level of questions in JEE is tougher and requires deeper reasoning and extensive practice. More reference books like H.C. Verma for Physics and M.L. Khanna for Mathematics have to be consulted to solve those advanced problems.
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Sangam raj
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Your percentile should be 85-95. And at the same time you must feature under 10000 rank.
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Parivesh Paliwal
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It is possible to crack JEE Main in 3 months with strategic planning and proper time management. Since you have less time, it will be better not to join coaching. Self-study will work better. So better try to devote more time to weighted syllabus rather than trying to cover whole.
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