Definitely yes you can. MHT CET is easier than JEE Mains. It includes full weightage questions from the Maharashtra State Board syllabus while JEE is NCERT focused.

Practice questions which are MHT CET specific and PYQs are a must.

But it is my suggestion:- If you prepare for JEE and practice JEE Mains PYQs, MHT CET will feel even easier as you are preparing for a tougher exam

For NEET preparation after Class 12, start with NCERT Biology, Physics, and Chemistry as they form the exam's foundation. For Biology, refer to Trueman's Biology and MTG Objective NCERT at Your Fingertips. For Chemistry, use Modern's ABC Chemistry, OP Tandon, and MS Chouhan for Organic Chemistry. For Physics, Concepts of Physics by HC Verma, DC Pandey, and Errorless Physics are helpful. Solve previous years' question papers, take mock tests, and use NTA's official NEET sample papers. Consistent practice, concept clarity, and regular revision will boost your chances of success in NEET.

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Sure,

You can take help of these books which will guide you for 11th class as well as neet.

Mathematics - RD SHARMA

Physics - Physics for Neet by DC Pandey , S.L Arora

Chemistry -"PRADEEP'S CHEMISTRY by RD Sharma

Biology - Biology by Trueman

These books can help you guide through your class 11th and for neet preparation.

Greetings from Careers360,

Ideally one needs to start preparation for NEET Examination from class 11 itself. Preparing early to this may cause difficulty in coping with the current curriculum and examinations. Only 2 years of determined hard work and dedication i.e Class 11 and 12, is enough for cracking the top medical colleges like even AIIMS.

(NON SPONSORED) Physics Wallah provides comprehensive syllabus completion, extensive mock tests , a right strategy and mentorship with affordability that makes a student exam ready otherwise if you can spend a little more i would suggest to join a PW Vidyapeeth or Allen coaching offline in Kota itself to get best of the best preparation and exam readiness.

First thoroughly complete the NCERT books of Biology and Chemistry along with your teachers's notes of both class 11 and 12. For physics only refer to teacher's notes and avoid the NCERT. After completing the syllabus, repeated revisions followed by mock tests and evaluation is essential.  U should start giving mock tests after 3 months of starting preparation and it's a very important step and majority fail here.

Hope it helps!

Hello there,

Yes, you can start preparation of CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) side by side. After completing your 12th standard students can apply for CLAT UG program. If you belong to reserve category, you can get advantage also.

For preparation of CLAT examination you can get more information on career 360 website.

Here is the link : https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-clat

Hope this will help!

Ok listen whatever syllabus is completed leave it till then only. Now start revising and work on your weak points by attempting more and more mock tests and evaluation of the tests is very important.

I am attaching a study schedule for this month do check it out

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How to Prepare for NEET in Less Time?

If you have limited time left for NEET preparation, you can still achieve a good score with a smart strategy.

1. Focus on Important Topics:

• Cover high-weightage topics first.

• Read NCERT thoroughly for Biology.

• Clear concepts, formulas, and reactions in Physics and Chemistry .

2. Solve Mock Tests & Previous Year Papers:

• Attempt daily mock tests to improve time management.

• Solve last 10 years’ question papers to understand the exam pattern.

3. Utilize Time Effectively:

• Create a study schedule – study Biology in the morning, Chemistry in the afternoon, and Physics in the evening.

• Give extra time to difficult topics.

4. Make Notes & Revise Regularly:

• Prepare short notes for quick revision.

• List important formulas and reactions in a chart for easy recall.

5. Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle:

• Get enough sleep and avoid stress.

• Eat a nutritious diet to stay focused.

To prepare for NEET in less time, focus on NCERT, take mock tests, and revise smartly . With the right approach, you can still score well even with limited time.

Hello Amit,

To start Class 12 with NEET preparation, follow these steps:

1. Plan a Study Schedule : Divide time for Class 12 syllabus and Class 11 revision (at least 2-3 hours daily for Class 11).
   
   
2. Follow NCERT Thoroughly : NCERT is the base for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Master all concepts and diagrams.
   
   
3. Join a Coaching/Online Course (If Needed) : If self-study feels tough, consider coaching or online classes.
   
   
4. Make Short Notes : Write key points, formulas, and diagrams for quick revision.
   
   
5. Practice MCQs Daily : Solve NEET PYQs, mock tests, and question banks regularly.
   
   
6. Focus on Weak Areas : Identify topics where you struggle and revise them frequently.
   
   
7. Take Full-Length Mock Tests : At least one test per week to build exam temperament and time management.
   
   
8. Stay Consistent : Avoid burnout, stay motivated, and revise regularly.

Balance Class 12 board studies with NEET preparation to avoid last-minute stress.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

Here is an overview :-

• UGEE SUPR Section: The SUPR (Subject Proficiency) section tests conceptual understanding. While BITSAT-style questions (speed and accuracy-based) help, you must also focus on JEE Advanced-level conceptual problems, as UGEE questions are deeper.

• UGEE Hope: An 85 percentile in JEE Main is not ideal, but UGEE focuses on understanding rather than just speed. If you improve problem-solving, logic, and reasoning , you have a good chance.

• Preparation Strategy: Revise JEE concepts thoroughly, solve Olympiad, JEE Advanced, and past UGEE questions for best results.

• Interview Round: UGEE includes an interview. Strengthen your fundamentals and communication for success.

Hope you find it useful !

Hello Praveen,

GATE does not have a separate Avionics paper. Candidates usually appear for Aerospace Engineering (AE) , which covers relevant topics.

Key Subjects for GATE AE (Avionics-related):

1. Engineering Mathematics – Linear Algebra, Calculus, Differential Equations, Probability & Statistics.
   
   
2. Flight Mechanics – Aircraft performance, stability, control, and flight dynamics.
   
   
3. Space Dynamics – Orbital mechanics, Kepler’s laws, trajectory calculations.
4. Aerodynamics – Airfoils, wings, compressible flows, shock waves.
5. Structures – Stress, strain, aircraft materials, vibrations, and elasticity.
6. Propulsion – Jet engines, turbomachinery, combustion, rockets.

Refer to the official GATE syllabus for a detailed breakdown.


For more precise details and Syllabus CLICK HERE .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.