Hi Reetesh!

Good material for NEET preparation:

• NCERT prescribed textbooks - Building a good foundation for concepts.
• Pradeeep’s for Physics and Chemistry & Dinesh for Biology - Developing application skills.
• Any previous years question papers book with explanations - Towards the end of your preparation (last 2 months) to develop time management skills.
• Also make formula sheets for Physics and Chemistry while studying - Great revision tool

Hope this answers your question!

Arika (State Head @ Careers360)

Dear student!
You have ample time!
Do study the entire syllabus from NCERT books 4-5 times.
After you finish that, refer to books like Mtg, Arrihant, Dinesh for solving more and more MCQs.
Get all the concepts crystal clear in your mind.
That's all!
All the best!!

Dear Reetesh,

This what you have to do for better preparation of NEET

1. Know the complete syllabus.
2. Make a timetable. Divide syllabus in such a way that you can study it whole by November 2018.
3. Gather NCERTs and reference books to prepare for NEET 2019.
4. Start preparing by covering theory from NCERTs first, then more on same topic from reference book.
5. Solve multiple choice questions from reference books.
6. Keep taking notes throughout study process.
7. Around October, start solving previous year papers. Initially you may find them tough, but then you will get familiar.
8. Solve mock tests, sample papers also.
9. If you are appearing for board exams, then devote January-February for board exams also. Simultaneously keep revising and preparing.
10. If you find any topic tough in NEET 2019 syllabus, reach out to teachers so that you can understand that topic quickly.

With still ample time remaining, students start to get lazy and procrastinate thinking they have a lot of time. It is important for candidates to lay a groundwork for achieving their goal. In order to ensure success, a combination of hard and smart work is the key. You should start channelizing your energy towards preparing for the exam. Follow these tips to ensure that you make the best of your time in the upcoming years.

hello,
first make a schedule and then start your preparation.Focus on biology, chemistry and less time for physics.biology for 6hrs, chemistry 4hrs and physics 2hr per day is enough.Thank you and best of luck.

You must first read NCERTs thoroughly. Try to grasp as much as you can. Build concepts rather than just cramming. After you finish NCERTs, try to solve as many questions as you can. Solve previous year question papers, Mock tests, sample papers etc.
For Biology, NCERTs are enough but for Physics, you may refer other books like HC Verma and for Chemistry, OP Tandon is an option. Remember, use these books only for reference as they are meant for IITs. Look for better medical books.
All the best.

Since you've already finished your boards (as mentioned in your query), you only need to concentrate on application of the concepts.
Practice a lot of questions in physics and Chemistry.
Biology needs multiple revisions. Read the NCERT textbooks first as most of the questions will be framed from them.
Practice a lot of full length papers and keep a check on the time you take to solve a full length paper.
Try not to repeat the same mistakes again and again.
Never hesitate to get your doubts clarified.
Maintain consistency in your efforts, stay focused and healthy.

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