hello aspirant,

The most important NEET preparation tip is do not aim to crack NEET. Yes, you heard it right. Aspirants should do away with the competitive nature of the exam. Start aiming at what you want to do which is to become a doctor. This drive will eventually lead you to success. If you are working on something that you really want to do then you do not need to be pushed just the vision of pursuing MBBS and attaining the degree will drive you.

"Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can." should be the aim of all medical aspirants for now.

To beat the blues you can check here the NEET preparation tips for 6 months including the success mantra of NEET toppers and experts insights. The strategies will provide candidates with a headstart, in the process candidates will be able to frame their own schedule, and at the end give a final push to utilise 6 months for NEET preparation.

Select Best Books for NEET 2020

Formulate an effective study timetable

Study , Revise and Analyse

Stay Positive

hope that helps

Because NEET 2021 is going to be conducted with revised syllabus, sticking to NCERT is the way. We can give you a timetable to follow:

You can repeat it after 10 weeks. Preparing a time table, setting goals and sticking to them are the only way to prepare for any exam. This year NEET will be conducted on reduced syllabus which means you have additional time to prepare. So stick to NCERT, class notes and then practise atleast one mock test a week. That way by the time NEET 2021 is conducted, you would have atleast practised 30-40 mock tests. If you are preparing for NEET on your own, you may as well try our NEET Knockout package: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/