If you want to study NEET online then we have NEET Knock out series, You can check that at: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/ . We have 250 hours of video lectures, 5000 and more concept wise videos and 5000 concepts which will help you in NEET preparation. It is user friendly for medical aspirants.

For Lsat preparation the minimum time one should give is approx 120-150 hours in a 2-3 month period. Some students who wants to top and get best  spends 250-300  hours.

And also it depends on your catching power that how you grab the things and in how much time.

If you are not able to give this much time and you only have 10 hours to give per week so you should start alot earlier.

Hello,

I would suggest you to daily study about Civil services exams because it is not something you can prepare within few months.

If you want you can do your MA but keep focus on your entrance exam also.

Thank you ans all the best

Hello Aspirant,

Before joining an Institute, I would suggest you to do research about the coaching result, faculty Etc. There are many coachings for NDA preparation some of the name you can prefer Apex Careers, Pune, Tara insitiue, Mumbai.

Here are some preparation tips you can follow:

Prepare mathematics with the help of the basics of class 9,10,11,12. If you are done with the basics start practicing from a good book.  Be consistent with your preparation.

General Ability Test consist of two sections-English and General Awareness. The English section can be tackled by practicing questions such as error finding, fill in the blanks, Jumbled para, reading Comprehension etc.

For general awareness you need to study the social studies of class 9th and 10th and current affairs. You need to read newspapers for the current affairs.

The weightage of the general awareness section is very high so you need to be more focused on current affairs.

Good Luck!

NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test ) is an All India level common entrance exam conducted by the CBSE for admissions to MBBS and BDS courses at the Undergraduate level at various government and private medical colleges in the country.

NEET is India's one of the hardest exam you can understand the level of competition from following stats...

1. Increase  of 14.52% in the number of students who registered for NEET.
2. 2,86,245 - General Candidate
3. 3,75,635 - OBC Candidate
4. 99,890 - SC canditate and
5. 35,272 ST category
6. 315 foreign nationals
7. 1,209 NRIs

8. 441 candidates holding OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India) cards

9. 46 PIOs (Persons of Indian Origin)

10. Two Studests clear NEET 2019 exam with 700 marks out of 720 marks.

category cleared the exam.

So, It is clear that Level of competition in NEET exam is very high so cannot clear exam with your general study routine. You have to create strategies to clear this exam so that you can secure higher marks and get medical college as per your preferences.

Here I am Sharing some of my strategies which I followed to clear the NEET examination...

• Keep distance from your negative people
• Stay away from social media
• Make good notes so that last time you can revies more effectively
• Make a proper timetable and leave time for rest
• Read and follow NCERT more sincerely
• Revise from your notes time to time
• Solve the last question paper.
• Follow online mock tests and evaluate your self so that you can enhance your performance during exam
• I will suggest you follow NEET Mock Tests - Naiminath Insider (http://blog.naiminath.org/mock-tests/) based on my personal experience.