hi komal

its quite good to have safe side ,when it comes for career ,since you have got 119 marks in NEET out of 720, it is definetely low marks if you want to complete your studies from a good government or private medical colleges .

bachelor in science is a good path, you can definetly choose it for your graduation and side by side you can also prepare for NEET xams, many people does that, just you have to focus on both ,however it would be not so much hectic, it just depends upon your routine planning, you can do B.Sc from a non attending college to get enough time for the preparation.

practice everyday for NEET

all the best dear

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Hi Majinder,

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All the best.

Hello Jabin ! 

Well I read somewhere that after registering for NEET 2019 , NTA will make two groups , one group will appear in December and the other group will appear in May. Subsequently , NTA will release the results of both the phase. Combining both the results , our rank letter will be issued and counseling will start . So you don't know either you will appear in December or May . But , yes that is for sure that you will appear in any one of them ! 

There are many good books for JEE prep. However, your success in the JEE really depends on what you get out of them. So, don’t go chasing the books; select a few of them and do justice to whichever books you finally decide on. Besides, chasing books is a symptom of the ‘Board mindset’ which does not pay dividends in JEE. Please see Board vs JEE Preps for an explanation.

Next, usually, when writers mention books/resources for JEE, they suggest a whole bunch of them. This only causes confusion in the mind of an aspirant. Therefore, I’ll refrain from suggesting all the recommended books for JEE and mention only the bare minimum.

Besides, it is not possible to solve all or most of the recommended books available in the market; it only results in a waste of time which would be better utilized elsewhere. Hence, this is another reason why I’ll suggest only a few books which, if you imbibe well , are sufficient to clear JEE.

Next, the key to doing well in the JEE is to raise your skills to the appropriate levels. Therefore, a student has to begin with a resource at par with his levels and then go on to higher levels. Thus, the student needs to tackle the resources/books mentioned below in the given order. In any case, the following are some of the books useful for JEE prep.

Physics: Coaching class material, HC Verma/Resnick Halliday, Irodov

Chem: Coaching class material/NCERT, Himanshu Pandey for Organic Chem, Prabhat Kumar for Inorganic Chem and P. Bahadur for Physical Chem

Math: There is no standard book. You’ll have to use parts of certain chapters in multiple books. For instance, Loney is recommended for trigo, Berman for calculus, etc. I believe you should ask your coaching class teachers and solve the books recommended by them in addition to the coaching class material.

For more tips on how to prepare for JEE, I would suggest that you go through our blog, mentoring jee aspirants

All the best!

Hi Hitesh,

Careers360 has come up with exclusive NEET Knockout Preparation Program, in which you have a time table feature as per which you will have to choose the exam date and your complete time table will be auto-created as per what topic you should focus on and the amount of time to be given on each topic. Chapter weightage is also important. You should know which topic to focus upon smartly so that you solve maximum bigger marks questions.

Apart from the above mentioned:

• Be sincere with your routine, avoid procrastination.
• In respect to the program mentioned, you can practice the tests any time of the day and that too unlimited, so utilize it to the extent.
• There are concept wise lectures, which means you can get your minimal to important concepts cleared and followed with it can give the test and analyse your performance.
• Now you have a target of 600 marks to get into MAMC, which is a motivating factor and accordingly working smartly will defnitely help you in long run.

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Good Luck!