Hello

Firstly Allen Kota is has more flexible fee structure than aakash delhi.

Second there is difference of study material Allen provides more study related things like tests etc

Aakash has more fees structure as compared to Allen

Allen has the best faculty there is a different faculty members for every subject .

Aakash where as has one teacher for many subjects like organic and inorganic chemistry are taught by same teacher

Aakash study centre try to mug up as fast as possible whereas Allen focuses in every aspect.

Though any institute may be good in various other things it up to you how you like to study .

Do you want to study slowly or learn at a fast pace.

All the best!

Whichever you choose just choose according to your liking .

Hii there,

Dear candidate, I would suggest that if your town doesn't have any Aakash institute or its not very well reputed area, then go for Allen, Kota, because its the best coaching for NEET, with competitive students from all over country. You get good exposure and, study materials as well as test series. But if your town has a well reputed Aakash institute from where many students have qualified NEET, then it's much better to study in your hometown. You can save your time, your parents will be there to take care, you will get less depressed in your hometown. Aakash institutes also provide very well All India Test series.

Coming to the difference between both,

Aakash is present all over country which has its own benefits, they provide flexible timing for class, if you couldn't attend one, you can see the recorded class. But in Allen you have to attend the class. Allen is more disciplined and organised. Allen is more competitive.

Hope you got it. Good luck!!!

hello

Aakash delhi as compared to Allen :

Allen has some of the best faculty as compared to Aakash institute

Second thing to note that is Allen has different teacher for teaching different parts of science. Whereas Aakash may have the best but one whole subject is taught by one teacher.

Thirdly Aakash follows the pattern of mug up studies that is everything is done in fast face and there are mock test after.

Allen has best modules , schedule or study material and they make you study as your pace.

hope it helps !

Hello Student

For NEET preperation there are mainly two methods:- self study or go to a coaching, Well seeing the level of  the competetion these days i think you should join a classroom programme ,because in classroom you will see so many students fighting for the same seat as you. And if you decide to do it on by you self you have to maintain a very strict time table and you have  to complete all the work on time.

For preparing you need to solve study material of a coaching institute several times .So, The entire syllabus comes onto your muscle memory. You can also use reference books in all 3 subjects for ex:-

In Physics:-D.C. Pandey,H.C. Verma.

In Chemistry:-Cengage.

In Biology:-Truemann's.

Apart from these you only need To study the NCERT Books again and again.

At the end you only need to give as many Mock Tests as possible. And revise only those topics which you are attempting wrong .

You can also read this article for better preparing:-

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

After Neet you can also use our Collage predictor:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Thank you.

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Good Luck!

hello aspirant,

the government has issued some guidelines only for the school students from class 9th to class 12th  from 21st september and that too only under a special condition is fulfilled and the parents allow their children to visit the school premises and clear their doubts.

the coaching institutes are not allowed to open .

we have to wait for this pandemic to end, then only the student's life will be usual /normal.

hope that helps

hello akash

kcet and neet both exams are different and have different eligibility criterias .if you are preparing for neet then there is no problem in taking a drop year .if your focus is neet then checkout its eligibility criteria

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

you need not to write board again if you take a drop year

best wishes

Hey dear, i liked your keen interest in NEET by seeing so many questions. I want to tell you that consistency is the key to crack the exam. The early you start , the easier it gets at last. There are many you tube lectures and some paid courses on edicational website for  youe self study. If you willing to follow a particular routine of study for 2 years, you will definitely get a good rank and you will succeed on your further aim. There are other medical options like bams , bds , bhms ans nursing, but try hard to get mbbs at first.

Usually A NEET aspirant starts their preparation as soon as they move in Class 11 after qualifying their Class 10 examination. This is the golden Time to prepare for one of the toughest entrance examinations in INDIA. If you follow my suggestion then I will be always suggest you to join any Coaching for the preparation of NEET Examination. The benefits of coaching are-

1. Right Guidance in right direction.

2. Forcing students to concentrate on your aim.

3. Motivating Time to Time.

And moreover these exams are really tough. Board Level exam is entirely different from entrance level examinations.

Here is the link of NEET Knock out package created by Career 360 you can prepare for NEET exam form this package.

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/?icn=neet-knockout&ici=qna

Hope you understand this very Well and All the Best...

Thanks and Have A Very Nice Day!!!!!

Greetings Aspirant

Time table is all dependent on the candidate and their convenience. At first, make a note of syllabus and time you have. Then start preparing topic wise everyday and most important each subject. As for example I can suggest a sample time-table.

• 6AM- wake up
• 6.30 to 8.30- biology
• 8.30 to 9.30- personal care
• 10 to 12- physics
• 12 to 12.30 PM- Lunch
• 1 Pm to 3 PM- Chemistry
• 3 Pm to 5 PM - Revision
• 5 PM to 6 PM - Snacks
• 6 PM to 8 PM - Revision
• 8 Pm to 10 Pm- Relax time
• 10 to 11 PM - Revision

This is just a sample one to divide your time and subject. You can make according to your convenience.

Hope this helps you..

thanks