NEET – National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test is one of the competitive exams conducted at the National level by NTA. Candidates who aspire to become doctors and want to get admission to the best and well-reputed medical colleges have to crack this examination.
The aspirants who can apply for the NEET – UG should have a minimum age of 17 years to get seats in the state and all India Quota. The maximum age to apply for this exam is 25 years. For ST, SC and OBC students, there is a relaxation period of 5 years.
Competitors have to study hard and have to be well-prepared to crack this examination in the first attempt. For this, they should be well-versed with the NEET syllabus and the exam pattern.
The question paper of the NEET examination contains 180 questions of 4 marks each which means the total marks of this paper is 720 marks. The questions asked in this paper are the MCQs. Also, there is a negative marking in the paper. On every wrong question, 1 mark is deducted. Candidates have to complete the paper in 3 hours. The mode of this examination is the offline mode. The questions are based on the following subjects:
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Zoology
- Botany
Students have to build their concepts of Class 11th and 12th strong so that they can easily attempt the question paper. To crack this paper, aspirants have to score an aggregate of 50% in Physics and Biology.
Through this article, the students will get in-depth knowledge about the NEET exam. Now, they should know about the preparation tips to clear this examination. Below are some tips and tricks:
• Work Out On Sample Papers And Mock Test Papers
Candidates should practice previous years’ question papers and NEET Sample Module 1 Question Paper to know about the types of questions asked in the exam. By solving these papers, students will be able to grasp the concepts easily and clearly. Also, they will learn to manage time so they can complete their main examination paper before the allotted time.
• Centralize The Significant Topics
Knowing about the important concepts can help students to prepare better for the NEET exam. They should thoroughly understand these topics to score well in the examination. Here is the list of vital chapters from which most of the questions are asked in the exam paper:
A. Physics – Mechanics, nuclear physics, optics and thermodynamics.
B. Chemistry – Mole concept, the periodic table, General Organic Chemistry, coordination chemistry and chemical bonding.
C. Biology – Basics of biotechnology, reproduction, physiology of plants and animals, morphology, cell biology, genetics and ecology and environment.
• Opt For Best Learning Resources
For cracking the NEET examination in the first attempt, students should prefer the best study material for their preparation. They should first refer to the NCERT book as the NEET syllabus is based on this book. They should ask their teachers and friends about the best preparation book for the NEET exam. Also, they can use the technology to get the paid courses and other study materials like sample papers and the PDF of the reference books or guidebooks.
• Invent A Perfect Schedule
Having a good timetable while preparing for the NEET exam assists contenders to stay focused and achieve their daily targets. They are advised to obey their timetable strictly. The following points will enable them to make a better schedule for themselves:
A. The timetable should include all the three subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
B. Study and practice each subject at least for 3 hours a day.
C. Solve several questions to comprehend every topic.
D. Take care of your health.
E. Have a proper sleep of 7-8 hours.
• Notes Play An Important Role
To remember important points till the examination, candidates must prepare some notes while learning. This is the best method to recall significant formulas, reactions, scientific names, chemical equations, etc. These notes will be helpful to students while doing the revision.
• Better Understanding Of The Lessons
A candidate is well-prepared when he/ she comprehends the topics easily and does not have any doubts. Therefore, students need to clear their queries regarding any concept. If they will not do so, then there will be chances that their topics will remain unclear. They can take the help of their teachers in clarifying their doubts. They are suggested to attend their classes regularly so that they do not miss out on any important lectures.
• Stay Away From Distractions
If students get distracted, then he/ she will not be able to concentrate on their studies. Therefore, they should maintain a distance from distractions like smartphones and television. They should avoid using their mobile phones while studying. They can use their phones for studying but not for a longer period. Competitors are suggested to delete their social media handles till the examination.
• Doing Revision Regularly Is A Must
After completing the course, students must revise each chapter carefully. They can take the help of their prepared notes to memorize all the important topics, formulas, chemical reactions, scientific names, etc. Revision is a crucial part of the NEET preparation. They should revise significant theorems and derivations. By doing revision, students can work on their weak points and can strengthen their concepts.
• Self-Care Is Necessary
Studying for a longer time results in a better understanding of the chapters, but it can affect mental health also. Students should avoid the habit of continuous studying. They are recommended to take short breaks between their studies so that they can refresh their minds. They should eat healthy food and do exercise to keep their body fit so that they can give the examination. Candidates are requested to have a good sleep at night and to take care of themselves.
• The Examination Centre
Aspirants should not panic when they reach the examination room. They should be calm and relaxed. They are advised to read the question paper carefully and attempt those problems only whose answer they know. Candidates should not waste their time on that question whose answer they are unable to find. They should move on to other problems. They should take 1-1.5 minutes to solve one question so that they can finish their paper on time.
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