Hey,

The most important books for NEET are the NCERT books for classes 11 and 12, as the foundation of the NEET question paper is based on the NCERT.

To study more in less time, you should focus on the NCERT and understand it thoroughly, make notes, practice MCQs within

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As you asked for Botany living world questions I've attached a link below from this you can download your resources along with solutions and it will enhance your performance in exam

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/living-world-neet-questions

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Hello Aspirant

https://medicine.careers360.com/hi/articles/neet-2026

Preparation plan and study schedule

Just visit both links above, and they both will help you and give you a basic understanding of how to prepare and go ahead so that you can score well and secure your admission in a good college.

To get MBBS seat in a government medical college, you need to get at least 600+ marks in NEET.
Focus on NCERT and take help from books available in the market. Solve MCQs and attempt previous year papers to get the gist of exam pattern. Take frequent tests. Focus on

Hello Aspirant

Start by building a strong NCERT foundation in all three subjects.
Then move on to completing your Class 11 syllabus with full concept clarity.
From the third month, begin Class 12 topics while revising older ones side by side.
Practice MCQs daily and take weekly topic tests to

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A 3 year old character certificate is unlikely to be accepted for NEET counselling in Karnataka , as most authorities require one from your last attended institution and it should be recent.

So it is recommended to get a new updated character certificate from your most recent school or

Hello you can access all the sample test papers with answer keys here which has been curated for thorough preparation. Solving these will help build your accuracy, improve speed and make you well versed with the topics. medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-sample-paper

Hello,

A monthly Target should not be set by others, you have set it for yourself corresponding to your pace. For revision just make proper notes and revise them every week, make short notes which you have to revise everyday and practice questions to keep numerical concepts in mind.

Hello,

You can get the NEET 2026 Sample papers along with answer keys from the Careers360 website. Practising these papers will helps you to understand the exam pattern, to identify the important topics, to improve time management, and overall it enhances your exam preparation.

LINK: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-sample-paper

I hope this answer

Hello Aspirant

Preparing for NEET needs more consistency than perfection.
Start small — even 3 focused hours daily matter more than 10 distracted ones.
Could you make a simple plan for each day, like 2 chapters + 50 MCQs, and stick to it? It would be a better option. Also