Hii Srimadhi

At present concentrate on your study subjects.Mainly biology.Because in the entrance exam,the main wieghtage is for plus one biology and all the questions in NEET UG exams are exclusively from the biology text book.

Along with that make concepts clear in physics and chemistry.

Do sample questions from guides like Pradeeps, Dinesh, or Arihant.

Time management is crucial in entrance xam which can only be learnt by doing problems.

Hope this helps you...

Above all nothing can beat hardwork...work hard and focus on your goal!! Alll d bst!!

Okay as you are just in 11th standard right now so you have ample of time with you. Even If you start now then also you can crack NEET exam that too with flying colors. Well to be honest, there is no perfect t schedule that can suit everybody. Its always according to individual's requirements but yes some points are must to be taken care of while planning for NEET preparation. They are as follows:

1. First and foremost thing is that you should analyse within yourself that which subject can give you a setback in NEET and also which subject is piece of cake for you.

2. The one which is the most difficult for you will decide your rank and the one which you are good at will help you clear the exam. So both are equally important but require different amount of hours to be devoted everyday.

3. For a NEET aspirant at least 5-6 hours study is required to be done everyday.

4.Physics being the most time consuming subject needs regular practice. On an average at least a min. Of 50 objective type questions should be solved everyday and same for chemistry. Botany and zoology can be done on alternate days.

5. Its better if you make a target bound schedule. Time bound schedule is firstly hard to follow and then we also tend to waste a lot of time if the schedule is made in such way. Also there is a possibility that you might get busy in some urgent work or struck in traffic for instance at the time which you have decided to study.

6.Don't forget to give ample time to both practice and theory reading separately.

7.keep 2 days of the week for revising those topics which you didn't get along well with in the first go and also don't forget to keep a slot for time bound sample paper solving.





For now you can make a schedule keeping in mind all these points and then later when your exam gets nearer you can make necessary modifications in your schedule and also add slots for previous year papers, doubt clearing sessions, discussion with friends ( which helps a lot) and time to time revision of already done topics.



Also keep in mind that don't prepare for neet and boards separately. That creates a lot of unnecessary trouble. Try studying for neet in a way that it covers your board exams as well.



All the best.

Hi Srimadhi, As you said you are in 11 std..so you will have around 1 & 1/2 yrs from now....You have to make your study plan....Specially if you have joined any coaching institute also...self reading time is most important in preparation...You should complete your 11th syllabus thoroughly in coming 6 months as you have to appear for 11th exam also....Give most of time for NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER

Are u planning to join any institute ..

The schedule varies accordingly .

Then only I will be able to give u a proper study schedule ....