Shall I prepare for NEET along with 11th and 12th or after completing 12th?

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Hrishabh Sahu | Contributor-Level 10

4 years ago

Yes keep preparing as it will give you an extra edge.

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Angel Samuel | Beginner-Level 2

4 years ago

NEET is one of the top competitive exams in India. It should be approached early with a proper study plan. Since the pandemic is not withdrawn we need to rely on online classes. Thrana Classrooms offer long-term and scheduled study plan for NEET exams from expert faculty members. Thrana classrooms o

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Mahendra Dewasi | Beginner-Level 3

8 years ago

If you join a good coaching, then no need to waste year. You can continue studying NEET, as it covers your class 11th and 12th, and as class 12th marks doesn't matters, so you have to prepare yourself for NEET.

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