Hi Lekshmi

First of all , you need not  to worry and NEET entrance exam is more about concept clearance. If you are thorough with the concept well you will be able to solve MCQs easily. But solving MCQs are also important so that you can get an abstract idea about the type of question you would be getting.

I would suggest you to attempt Previous question papers of NEET it will help you and also you will get to know what all you need to improve like time management or concept . You still have time its not too late just be focused and determined.

You can refer the link below for more preparation tips : https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-preparation-tips

You can also take help of knockout program for neet preparation that would definitely help. Here's the link below : https://learn.careers360.com/knockoutfull-neet-may/?icn=c360-medical-neet-knockout-moneyback&ici=exit-intent

All the best!!

Hope it helps :)

Hello!

That's a really good percentile! According to me, you should focus on your advanced exam rather than preparing for the same because your current marks are sufficient enough. Thus you can give yourself more preparation time as we all know that jee advanced is really tough and not a piece of cake! Hence, the more you prepare, the better you will do!

Hello Yashwant,

Yes, Pratham coaching is good for preparation of BBA entrance exams of top universities. It is one of the top universities for preparation of undergraduate entrance exams of various universities/colleges.

The books and other references and papers provided by Pratham are more than sufficient to have a good preparation. The mock papers of Pratham are equally important.

The faculties are good, there are various sessions set up by the Institute like-

• Missed class sessions.
• Doubt sessions
• Regular exams and tests to keep up with the syllabus
• Backup class
• Notification regarding various admission forms etc

II hope it helps

Thank you

Hi,

As per the review, Arihant general knowledge is the best book for the preparation as well as you can purchase the previous year question paper for the preparation.

Greetings aspirant,

I suugest you to not depend only upon on NCERT textbooks. For Physics, you can prepare from Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma, Objective Physics By DC Pandey and Fundamental Physics by Pradeep. For Chemistry, you can prepare from books authored by MS Chauhan and N Awasthi, Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon and Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee. For Biology, you can prepare from
Biology Volume 1 & 2 by Trueman and Objective Biology by Dinesh. Good luck.

hi,

I have mentioned about the subjects below, however you should also prepare for aptitude and mathematics, around 30 marks comes from aptitude and mathematics,

circuit theory

signal system

control system

electromagnetic field theory

analog electronics

digital electronics

hope it would help.

• Go through the entire syllabus properly and know the topics.
• Now, decide which is the subject that you find easiest from physics, chemistry and mathematics and start with it.
• Also, keep a habit of practicing mathematics on daily basis because it requires practice.
• Complete the easy subject in minimum number of days and then start preparing the difficult ssubject, this way you will have enough time to clear doubts and ask for help.
• Practice previous year question papers and give as many mock tests as possible.
• Use good reference books. NCERT will be good for theory part.

Hello,

Some most important and relatively easy topics of Physics for JEE Mains are given below. The topics are short and informative, hence they take relatively less time for preparation.

• Dimensional Analysis
• Gravitation and Electrostatics
• Current Electricity
• Heat Transfer
• Electromagnetic Induction
• Waves and Sound
• Geometrical Optics
• Thermodynamics
• Kinetic Theory of gases
• Rotational Dynamics
• Simple Harmonic Motion

Best Wishes.