How can I manage Neet along with boards exam?
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13th Jun, 2021
The most important thing to remember is 50% of NEET syllabus is of 12th and the other is 11th. So when preparing for boards you are actually preparing for NEET. The only difference is here you write theory and in NEET you will be solving MCQs. The approach to solving is slightly different but understanding concepts in both is the key to scoring great marks. So just remember that when studying for 12th.
Now you do have to allot some time for revising 11th syllabus. So allot say a month to revise it all again.
You have plenty of time to practice MCQs after boards. So just revise, revise, revise and practice loads of numericals in Physics and keep revising bio and chemistry NCERT syllabus for 11th and 12th.
Feel free to ask if you have any more queries.
All the best!
Now you do have to allot some time for revising 11th syllabus. So allot say a month to revise it all again.
You have plenty of time to practice MCQs after boards. So just revise, revise, revise and practice loads of numericals in Physics and keep revising bio and chemistry NCERT syllabus for 11th and 12th.
Feel free to ask if you have any more queries.
All the best!
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