HOW TO CLEAR NEET EXAM AT FIRST ATTEMPT

CRACK YOUR NEET exam IN THE FIRST ATTEMPT: A COMPLETE GUIDE!

It is not that difficult to crack NEET at the first attempt, but definitely, it is not that easy also.

to understand the algorithm behind the success of NEET, you need to understand the term "FIRST ATTEMPT",

it does not only means the first chance but the situation and the circumstances when you will sit for giving the exam.

Let's be clear in words when you will appear for the exam -the first attempt you had just given out your 12th boards, and within a month, you will have your NEET paper........


So in your mind, there must be a pressure of boards and fear of the NEET exam.
To deal with such a situation, you really need to have a good strategy so that you can cope up with your pressure.


So here I have provided all the necessary tips, methods that you should go wi.

NEET Exam is a national level exam held for rendering admission to MBBS and BDS courses across top universities in India. National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test UG 2020 (NEET) is conducted by National Testing Agency NTA for admission to MBBS/BDS courses and other undergraduate medical courses in approved/recognized Medical/Dental & other Colleges/Institutes in India. Every year over 15 lakh students appear in the exam in a hop for their bright future in their field of medical courses. As per the researches, there has been a constant rise of 14.4% in the number of students appearing for the exam. Thus the level of preparation and hard work to make it happen must be high for the ones who appeared.

As it is the sole national level exam, it makes it immensely talented for students to put in their heart and soul to take their place among the list of toppers. This will need strategic planning of studies, wherein you can go on dividing your topics in the form of time table, which will be beneficial for you to clear the exam and score high marks.

Who can appear?

Candidates must be 17 years of age by December 31, 2020, there is no upper age limit for applicants. He/she must have qualified class 12th or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Biotechnology, and English as subjects.

Indian Nationals, Non-Resident Indians, Overseas Citizen of India, Persons with Indian Origin & Foreign Nationals are eligible to appear in NEET (UG) 2020

Exam Pattern:

In this exam, a total of 180 questions of 4 marks each are asked, which are needed to attempt within 3 hours. Effectively, to answer every question, you will have one minute for each. For unattempted questions, no marks are allotted/deducted. With your every right answer, the score can be as high as 720.

Its syllabus consists of Physics, Chemistry, the Biology of 11th & 12th class. Biology is further classified into Botany & Zoology. So, in the NEET Exam, questions related to these subjects will be asked.

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Let's take a moment to now talk about the preparation process-

The problem with exam phobia is that the very thought of entering the exam center leads to anxiety among students. And this can definitely be a severe problem when it comes to delivering the best as and when the time comes.

No worries. This blog will bring you all the positivity and tactical solutions you need to crack the exam. Here are some useful tips for you to deal with weird situations, tips that'll help you mentally prepare yourself to excel in the exam with flying colors.

1. Prepare a strategic study plan-

For you, it is vital to know that when, how, why, which topic you need to study. A study plan will help you in accomplishing your goal, which further helps you in assessing yourself.

Start making your goals from day one, and this task must be immensely more comfortable as you have been already joined a coaching class, so run with the course along with them, and if you are preparing yourself at home, then you must make a time table following your topic.

2. Don't Underestimate The Syllabus. Read It Thoroughly.

The first and foremost important thing that students often don't pay much attention is the syllabus for the exam. Honestly, it's your Bhagwad Gita. You need to be one with it and make sure all topics are covered. The curriculum can be found on the official site. In a nutshell, the curriculum mostly covers physics, chemistry, and biology from the 11th and 12th standards(Strictly according to NCERT books) 

3. Follow NCERT Books, To Begin With-

As per the guidelines mentioned in the official site of NEET-UG, the exam cover topics mostly adhering to the CBSE guidelines. And according to CBSE guidelines, only NCERT books are to be followed. 

Hence, it is highly recommended that when preparing for the paper, do make sure that you are thoroughly reviewing from the latest editions of the 11th & 12th NCERT books, which are readily available in most bookstores.

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4. Maintain regularity in study routine-

It is imperative in one's life to maintain regularity and consistency in his/her work of which, as a result, one can achieve success in life; the same principle goes through the student's life.

an ideal student is one who studies with sincerity and regularity

5. Check Out Some Crash Courses For Advanced Learning

Truth be told, every student is aware of their own potential. And as the time approaches for the exam, students often think of opting for any possible crash courses, something that can help refine what they've learned so far.

Crash courses mostly last for three months' duration. However, it can be even shorter. Such programs help leverage the best out of the study material and books you have chosen to prepare from. Students get time to clear doubts with their mentors, which often helps clear fundamentals and adds on to their confidence.

 Various institutes offer such short-termed courses and charge a fee for the same. You may do some research and figure out what suits you the best. All in all, it's the right decision to enroll in a crash course before you finally seal the deal.

6. Appear for multiple mock tests-

In respect to crack the NEET exam, Mock Exams are incredibly crucial as they allow you to attempt to establish a routine. I recommend that you see Mock Exams a trial run of the real thing and try to create a consistent routine that will really help you in your final exam time in scoring more and undoubtedly better.

Focus more on covering your weak areas as one  said
"it is your weakness that met win or loses you the battle in the field."

7. Self-Evaluation Is A Must

The last point is, of course, self-explanatory, however, the most vital of them all. The key to success often lies in self-evaluation. Be true to yourself. At the end of the day, you need to push yourself in the direction that leads you to a brighter future.

 So evaluate what you've learned. Revise often, and if you get stuck at some point, don't hesitate to take it to a mentor. Clear your doubts, make sure the syllabus is covered thoroughly as per NCERT books, solve all problems mentioned in the books, and do sample papers.