how should I prepare a effective time table for NEET timetable...how many hours per subject?
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Student Expert
26th Mar, 2020
Hi Himanshi
In your time table, there should be at least 8 to 10 hours for studies.
Now, Coming to time distribution to each subject in your routine then it is provided below subject wise to help you:-
You need to make sure that your routine revolves around three things only i.e study, practice and revision
thank you
In your time table, there should be at least 8 to 10 hours for studies.
Now, Coming to time distribution to each subject in your routine then it is provided below subject wise to help you:-
- Biology :- Talking about biology , it is all about understanding concepts and memorising facts and details .So , devoting 2-2.5 hours each day in your routine will serve the purpose
- Chemistry :- In chemistry you have to deal with concepts as well as numerical abd you have to memorise reactions in organic and facts in inorganic as well , so you should give it 2.5 hours every day
- Physics :- For most students , it is the most difficult subjects as it deals with concepts , derivations and numericals ,so you should devote at least 3 hours to physics each day
You need to make sure that your routine revolves around three things only i.e study, practice and revision
thank you
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