Hello!!

The below given is a list of some of the best NEET coaching institutes in Vijayawada:

• Takshila Institute

• Srigayatri Academy

• Dimensions

• Sri Chaitanya

• Mentors Academy

• NRI Academy

• Narayana Medical Academy

Hello aspirant

NEET  is an exam which covers a huge syllabus, way beyond the content of NCERT books (even though they are the 'mother' book, you would have to cover all of it!). You would need a very systematic strategy to easily crack through this exam. You should keep in mind the following

1. Make a time table and divide you time for each subject (each subject is equally important)

2. Fix deadline for each topic

3. Focus on solving MCQs (only studying is not a good option)

4. Do not make unrealistic targets ( not being able achieve repeat would reduce confidence)

5. Go for practice tests simulating the exam environment (make sure you don't pause the exam)

6. Put special stress on physics , try to solve previous years' JEE questions

7. Study everyday, not matter what, even if it's for a comparatively lesser hours

8. Take rank based practice tests to know where you stand

9. To reduce stress meditate, do some free hand exercise or walk at least for 15 minutes

10. Get adequate sleep

Hope it helps

hello raj,

as you know for getting good marks in neet examination we require good coaching and hardwork. moreover dedication is a must part in it.

best coaching centres for neet entrance preparation in pune are the follows

raise academy , pune , solahpur road

lit academy, mody colony , camp , pune

hope this information was helpful to you

all the best for your future

Hello Aspirant,

list of JEE Main books and list of JEE Advanced books that have been used by ex-IITians and other engineering exam aspirants for several generations. These best books for JEE Advancedinclude:

While NCERT Chemistry books are good, one can use P. Bahadur book for Physical Chemistry, Solomons for Organic Chemistry and O. P. Tandon for Inorganic Chemistry. For problems, Numerical Chemistry by R. C. Mukherjee is quite good.

Staple Physics books for JEE Advanced include NCERT Physics for Class 11th and 12th and H C Verma’s Concepts of Physics Vol I and II. For more problem exercises, you can try I. E. Irodov book. Other books are good for reference only.

Besides NCERT books, for IIT-level Maths, R. S. Agarwal books and S. L. Loney books are quite good. You can use other books only for reference.

Hello Abhishek

If you complete NCERT book and then DC Pandey thoroughly, then they both are enough for the physics.as DC Pandey is one of the best books for physics

I hope it helps

Hello gajendra

You can buy books for GPAT like previous years questions,

Complete guide for GPAT which will not cost you more than 500-600 rupees and if you study from it, you can have a good knowledge and also it will impact your score in a very good way

I hope it helps

Hi Meghana!

To prepare for NEET in 4 months u need to have a proper plan by managing your time. You should know all the tips and tricks to crack in just 4 months. Checkout the link below to know the preparation for NEET in 4 months:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-neet-in-4-months

Hope this helps.

All the best!

Hello,

Yes, why not? You can prepare for JEE.Before that you must check the eligibility criteria and know whether you are fulfilling the eligibility criteria or not.The eligibility criteria is that

• A candidate must have passed 10+2 with Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry/Biology or any other vocational course or it's equivalent from a recognised board or university.
• Candidates belonging to general category must have passed 10+2 with atleast 75% candidates belonging to SC/ST  must have passed with atleast 65%.
• There is no age limit.
• Candidates must have passed qualifying exam in the year 2019 or 2018.
• Candidates who will pass qualifying exam in 2020 are also eligible.

You can click the link below to see the information about JEE main 2020

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria/amp