Step 1 (Division of Topics): As there are approximately 60 topics for your upcoming NEET, you can divide those topics within 6 months of the remaining 10 months. Let us do the calculations now.
6 months is equal to 180 days and you have 60 topics approximately. You can start preparing for 3 topics per day without missing a single day. Because if you miss a day, your NEET timetable will have to be changed and it is not advisable. This calls for discipline and dedication. The three topics can be from any one subject, any two subjects or all the three subjects. The total should come to three. For NEET preparation, people spend sleepless nights harming their health. If you follow this structure which is organized, you will see that the task was not that difficult. You can dedicate 4 hours each day as you will have your coaching too.
Step 2 (General Knowledge): While you are devoting 4 to 6 hours in your course books, you can spare 30 minutes every day for General Knowledge as it is included for your NEET. It is an essential part of NEET preparation.
Step 3 (Board Preparation): If you follow the first step of your NEET timetable, you will have completed learning all the topics in the next 6 months. The month of December will be the end of six months. You will have the next three months for preparing dedicatedly only for your 12th boards. While you are studying for your boards, you can continue the GK part.
Step 4 (Final Touch): By the month of April second week, you will be done with your 12th Boards. Start revising all the topics in the last month before you sit for the entrance. In the last month, you should include solving test papers and last years’ papers for scoring better. For this maintain a timer and attempt to appear for NEET previous year papers.
Miscellaneous things to keep in mind in between your NEET timetable:-
- Eat well and proper meals even when you are too busy with your studies
- Drink lots of fluids and keep your body hydrated
- Get involved in physical activities like jogging, brisk walking or yoga
- Meditate to gain more focus
- Sleep for at least 6 to 7 hours. Lack of sleep will never let you study with full dedication
Tips to study 12th Grade Board Exams
- Stick to Your Syllabus Book
These syllabus books are the best ones to practice with. Have you ever noticed the high scoring students always stick to the syllabus textbooks and this is only because they know the true significance of that key to success book. Reference books are good to study but only for those students who want to be a part of competitive exams after 12th class.
- Find your Weak Points
From your pre-boards and class tests papers; look into your answers and find your mistakes. Do a hard work on your mistakes and see that you won’t repeat these mistakes.
- Time Management
This is one of the big factor responsible for marks. Every student should know how to manage their time during the exam. Make this preparation more beautiful and smart by applying time management on it
- The Night Just Before The Exam
Keep your mind feel relaxed. Be optimistic about your exams. A positive thought can boost your confidence in giving your exam. Sleep earlier as much as possible, and take a long sleep. This will help you to reset your brain and remember the things more accurately at the time of the exam.
I hope this will help you :)
All the Best :)
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