some topics in physics are:

1. Kinematics
2. Laws of Motion
3. Rotational Motion
4. Gravitation
5. Current Electricity
6. Electrostatics
7. Magnetic Effects of Current
8. Ray Optics
9. Modern Physics
10. Work Energy Power

In Chemistry:

1. Chemical Bonding
2. Thermodynamics
3. Equilibrium
4. Redox and electrochemistry
5. Solutions
6. Organic GOC and Isomerism
7. Hydrocarbons
8. p-block
9. d-block
10. Coordination Compounds

In maths:

1. Quadratic Equations
2. Sequence and series
3. PNC
4. Binomial Theorem
5. Limits and continuity and differentiability
6. Integration
7. Differentiation
8. Probability
9. Differential Eqs
10. Coordinate Geometry

Hello,

29 out of 40 score generally consider very good score if exams difficulty was moderate to high and it show strong conceptual understanding and accuracy although your ranking depends on overall performance of nation wide and your level of class

From this score you can get decent rank and percentile

I hope you find this helpful!!!

Thank you

Hi Shaik

If you want to start your preparation for the NEET exam to score well in the exam, then students should know the most weightage chapters of each subject. In Physics, Chemistry, and Biology subjects, different chapters have different importance in the exam. Knowing the important chapter helps the aspirants to study fast and in the right direction.

Here are some important chapters of each subject-

Physics Important Chapters

• Current Electricity
• Moving Charges and Magnetism
• Electromagnetics Waves
• Waves, Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
• Magnetism and matter, Thermodynamics
• Kinetic Theory, Alternative Current
• Gravitation, Semiconductors, Electronics
• Dual nature of matter and radiation, Electronics, Potential and Capacitance
• Oscillation, Motion in a straight line
• Laws of Motion, Atoms and Systems of Particles and Rotational Motion
• Waves, Optics, and Mechanical Properties of Fluid.

Chemistry Important Chapters

• Basics Concepts of Chemistry, Structure of Atoms
• Classification of elements & Periodically
• Chemical Bonding and structure, thermodynamics and Equilibrium
• d and f Block, Coordination Compound, Solutions and Chemical Kinetics
• Organic Chemistry, Hydrocarbons
• Biomolecules

Class 11th and Class 12th Biology, all Chapters are very important.

I hope this information helps you. I've also attached the link. If you have a problem, you can visit our official website, careers360.

Here is the link- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-chapter-wise-weightage-and-important-topics

Best Wishes.

Hii,

There's still about 5 months left for NEET. If you study strategically and stay consistent and disciplined, you can crack NEET. But it's gonna be hard. You'll need to study for at-least 10 hours daily without any distractions. You'll have to make NEET your ultimate goal. Focus on the most important portion from the exam point of view first. Get a good hold of NCERT. Practice previous year questions. Take good care of your health. Study with sheer dedication and utmost discipline. Stay true to yourself. Try to complete your syllabus by March-end. Give mock tests regularly, especially in the month of April. Try to maintain a constant score of about 600 during the month of April. Have faith in yourself and instead of asking if you can do it, start doing it. Start working towards your goal and make yourself and your parents proud by actually achieving it.

I'm attaching a link from which you can access the important concepts for NEET. Start your preparation from there.
https://medicine.careers360.com/download/ebooks/neet-most-scoring-chapters-topics-based-on-past-5-year-analysis

Best of luck!!

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Out of 300 marks you must obtain minimum 200 marks to get your desired percentile

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With an NMAT score of 189 (71 in Language Skills, 64 in Logical Reasoning, and 54 in Quantitative Skills), you’re in the solid but not top-tier bracket. Most top colleges look for scores above 200, while 180–200 generally works well for mid-tier institutes. Aim for schools that accept scores in this range they usually run strong MBA programs with steady placement records. Focus on ones that weigh group discussions and personal interviews too, since clear communication and sharp reasoning can tip the scales in your favor.

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Hello,

With a NEET score of 327, your admission in Physiotherapy for the open category depends on a few things :

1. State and College Cut-offs : top government colleges may need higher scores, private colleges may accept lower.

2. Seat, Availability and Counselling Rank : Fewer seats and high competition can affect chances.

3. Previous Year Cut-offs : Checking past cut-offs helps estimate your chances.

Could you tell me which state or college you are aiming for ? Then I can give you a better idea of your chances.

Thank You