Hello Hitesh,

NEET UG exam consist of questions from syllabus of Class 11th and Class 12th. Syllabus of the exam is vast and it is practically not possible to complete the whole syllabus in detail within few days. However, working smartly can help you to score a good rank in the exam and get seat in any decent medical college.
You should cover the topics which carry more weightage. It has been analysed that out of 7060 concepts/definitions in physics, chemistry and biology in NEET, only 16% concepts/definitions were asked till 2017 paper and  73% paper of NEET UG 2018 was based on these 16% concepts/definitions.
You should work on these concepts only to score good marks in the exam. You should solve previous years question papers and mock tests. It will help you to know about the exam pattern and type of question asked in the exam.

You should enroll for the NEET Rank Booster for your preparation-

https://www.entrance360.com/neet-rank-booster/

Good Luck!

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Akash institute is well known university in Mohali for IIT JEE PREPARATION. Many students have got wonderful ranks in IIT from this institute. You can checK on THe institute website to get a knowledge about the toppers.The name of some of the toppers of the particular university are:
PAWAN GOYAL: JEE ADVANCE 4TH RANK
LAY JAIN : 9th in JEE ADVANCE
KARAN AGRAWAL: 21st in JEE ADVANCE
  SHREY BANSAL: 72 in JEE ADVANCE
I will provide you with the link below to have a look at the result of the institute:

https://www.aakash.ac.in/mohali

Hello!!

To prepare English for CLAT plz do one RC daily preferably do all in the past year papers.

And then for vocabulary as my colleague mentioned Norman Lewis book it is really good and easy you can download it so no need to buy that !!

Volt application is also good you can dow load the app ob your smartphone.

Then keep looking at past year papers it will be a great help

Hello,

If you have not started the preparation yet, the you may buy self stude guide:

(a) Universal's Guide to CLAT & LL.B. Entrance Examination 2019 -2020 29th Edition

(b) Arihant Self Study Guide CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) 2019 

For General knowledge as it covers a good portion of the exam, you can buy either of the two Pratiyogita Darpan or Manorma Year Book. Lucent's General Knowledge will also be a very good option for static gk.

For Genral English High School English Grammar and Composition by Wren and Martin and Word Power made easy will be sufficient

This is just an example of few of the books. 

Their would be 5 section in the paper:

GK& Current Affairs

English

Legal Apptidue

Maths

Logical reasoning

for more details about the exam pattern and books to be reffered, please visit the following link:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus
https://law.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-clat-2019

Hello Somenath,

The main advantage that a coaching brings to the students is discipline and consistency. Thanks to a battery of weekly tests, the exposure to fellow students who are preparing, and constant motivation from teachers, a coaching institute keeps us on our toes. It ensures that we study regularly and effectively. You may spend a week on a given chapter but the teacher at the institute may be able to tell you that the chapter has barely any weightage in the the exam based on a decade’s previous year papers, so you would know that you need to invest lesser time on the given chapter and more time on others.

Another obviou advantage is the availability of a mentor to clear any doubts you may have.

But if you believe you have the self-discipline to remain consistent throughout with your studies and have someone in your family or friend circle who can mentor you, then sure you can opt for only a test series from a good institution like Allen or Aakash and not join regular coaching. 

If coaching feels too taxing and you believe you can tick the above boxes needed for self preparation, then don’t join a full time coaching. 

I hope this helped make your decision a little easier.

Good luck!

Hello,

All institutes are good ,it all depends upon you, how much you are working hard to clear the JEE exam,however the best coaching institute for the  preparation of JEE according to the current  results is ALLEN.

Hope you will get my point.

Best of luck!!

Hello aspirant.

Firstly, their is only one option for joining NDA after choosing commerce that is if you have opted “Maths” also then you can apply for Army by giving the same examination in 12th or after passing 12th. As in the written exam of NDA one question paper is totally of Mathematics consisting of 120 questions.

.WHAT IS NDA? 

The NDA is the joint services academy of the Indian Armed Forces. Here, the cadets of the Army, the Navy and the Air Force get trained together before they embark on a pre-commissioning training in respective academies. The first tri-service  academy of the world, the NDA is located in Pune, Maharashtra and is ranked among the best academies in the world  

.HOW TO PREPARE FOR NDA: -

The basic requirement for NDA is knowing what to study as the syllabus is pretty extensive and try to avoid unnecessary burden by studying from many different sources.

Information about the examination:

.The exam will be conducted through pen and paper based mode.

.The exam will consist of two sections that are Mathematics and General Ability Test.

.Two and half hours will be given for each section respectively.

.The questions will be in English & Hindi.

.There will be negative marking which is 1/3rd of the allotted marks to the question.

.Syllabus and Marks distribution:

.Paper-1 Mathematics (Code No. 01) :

The paper of mathematics consists of 120 questions. Maximum marks for this section is 300. 2.5 marks is allotted to each question with a deduction of 0.833 for wrong answer. You have 150 minutes for 120 questions so you have to be quick along with being accurate.

.Paper-II General Ability Test (Code No. 02) :

The second section is of 600 marks. It has a total of 150 questions with each weighing 4 markswith a penalty of 1.33 for wrong answer.This section is further divided into two parts-

.Part A English:

This part has 50 questions for 200 marks and and covers topics like vocabulary, grammar and usage and comprehension. This test evaluates the basic command a person has on the language. To prepare for this test, read English newspaper daily, learn new words, go back to basic grammar and learn the rules thoroughly. Try to solve as many English tests as possible. There are many English tests available online as well. Try to attempt them as much as possible.

.Part B General Knowledge :

This part has 100 questions for 400 marks and will check a candidates general understanding and his insight into the Current Affairs within the country and outside. The test will comprise six sections: General Science, Indian history, Physics, Geography, Chemistry and Current Events. To prepare for this test, follow the news updates regularly, be aware of the latest happenings in the field of sports, arts, literature, and the like. Read about the current economic scenario in the country, the recent and past policy changes and such other topics that are directly related to India and its neighbouring countries.

General Knowledge has six sections with the break-up of 400 marks as below:

.Section for Physics 100 marks.

.Section for Chemistry 60 marks.

.Section for General Science 40 marks.

.Section for History, Freedom Movement (Social Studies) 80 marks.

.Section for Geography 80 marks.

.Section for Current Events 40 marks.

Now let's have a look at the syllabus for NDA :

.Mathematics: Algebra, Matrices and Determinants, Trigonometry, Analytical Geometry – 2D and 3D, Differential Calculus, Integral calculus and Differential equations, Vector algebra, Statistics and Probability.

The syllabus for mathematics is covered in NCERT books of 10th ,11th and 12th. There is no need to buy any fancy books as questions asked in NDA exams are pretty standard.

Tips and tricks ( things that matter) :

Sectional cutoff : One needs minimum of 20 % in both the sections of written examination which means a minimum of 60 marks in maths and 120 marks in general ability.

Overall cuttoff: The overall cutoff has been varying from 300 - 240. Scoring 320+ ensures a good chance not only in written but for overall merit list.

Build timelines: Study with time goals this ensures timely completion of syllabus and ample time for mock.

Mock tests and Previous year papers: This is the most important part of the preparation and one should take the test to check if they are able to manage the time and self assessment to work on weaker sections. Questions from previous years are repeatedly asked and provide you with a fair idea of examination.

I hope my answer will help you and all the best.