How to preparete neet in 15 days during NEET UG

You must have started preparation long time ago, now is the time to revise, strengthen and clear your strong topics.

Learn and memorize the NCERT biology 11 and 12 th. 80% questions are from them only, believe me. Each and every single line is important.

Solve the previous year question papers of last 10–15 yrs. Numerous times, the question appears exactly same with unaltered options and sequence even. And this is the smartest way to get an idea of the type of questions asked, topics those are must and this way, you can eliminate unimportant junk and can concentrate on the important topics only and save your time.

Some time management practice is the need of the time so go for mock test and set strategy how you will approach the paper and will manage your time, you need to be very precise in attempting questions and reach to the end of NEET paper with cool head.

Best of Luck..!

Hey Suresh,
This is the peak time of your preparations. You need be highly focused and must concentrate on your goals. Practicing questions is important. You can quickly revise any topic with that, whether it's bio, chem, or Physics. You can read ncert, to score better in biology. One should practice last year's questions papers, that's really important. Be calm, stay focused and you can surely grab a seat.
Good luck.

You can prepare NEET in 15 days only if you have already completed you syllabus. 15 days revision can be done easily however. For that stay focused and above that stay calm. Revise your notes. Don't try to study a whole new topic. Study only what you already know. Solve mock tests. Allen mock tests are best in the business.
Solving question papers is very important rather most important. This will increase your problem solving speed which is must to qualify NEET.

All the best.

Hi,

Preparing for NEET UG in 15 days is a tough work. But you can try.

My suggestion to you is to make a schedule allocating time for all the subjects depending on how you prepared for your board exams. For example, if you feel weak in any one subject give more attention and time to that subject.

Concentrate, it is most important as you have only limited time.

Coaching center - it will help you cover the important topics early and easily and mocks will help in assessment.

Time management - Don't waste time. Read as much as you can and take care of your health.

All the best...

First of all stay relaxed and motivated. Follow these things you will score good.

Solve the previous years question papers again and again,and do practise numerical question of physics and chemistry which was being asked in AIEEE and IIT JEE in previous years. These are frequently repeated.
Read the chapter such as. EM wave, semiconductors etc , from ncert book of physics. And polymers,  chemistry in everyday life etc from chemistry ncert book. These chapters are directly asked in exam from ncert book..and revise your concepts of physics and chemistry regularly.
Also read and revise the ncert book of biology focusing more on examples,figures,numerical values, graphs,scientist name..etc etc. These are also asked frequently..

Don't read any topic/s which you have never read. Otherwise you will panic.
Do lill bit yoga and medidation and pray god, it will keep you confident and motivated..
You will surely do very good in your neet ug exam..

Good luck..

Hey Suresh,

15 days prior to your exams, you should have:-

Completed the syllabus.

Practised every type of question that appears for the examination

Focussed on important topics.

Put in your hard work and time.


Now, in the last 15 days, you must:-

• Revise what you have Studied so that you don't tax your brain during the exam. It is done for easy recall.
• Eat and sleep properly. Health is of utmost importance.
• Remember your goal is achievable and believe in yourself.

Revise CONCEPTS, ONLY CONCEPTS. You do not  have time to practise and solve questions now. You need to revise the concepts that will enable you to solve problems in time, especially in physics. So  do not waste time as it will make or break your efforts at this juncture.

I hope this was helpful. All the very best for your Preparations!

Most experts agree that the last few days before the exam should be dedicated to solving mock papers and revision instead of trying to mug up concepts or topics which are relatively new to you. Here are some last minute preparation tips for NEET advocated by Aakash Chaudhry who is the Director of Aakash Educational Services Pvt. Ltd.

1) Too many books can spoil the preparation: While the market is flooded with preparatory materials for the competitive exam, do not get confused with the choice of books. Since NEET gives prominence to NCERT syllabus, ensure that you have covered all the topics from the NCERT books first. Then, ask your professors or NEET toppers to recommend books that can be used as reference material for the exam.

2) Take as many mock tests as possible: The most effective way is to solve previous years' question papers and to take as many mock tests possible prior to the competitive exam. This will help you in analysing the time taken for completing the paper and improving your problem-solving skills. Taking frequent mock tests will simulate an actual exam-like environment, which can help in identifying your shortcomings and work upon them well in advance.

3) Boost your speed and accuracy: With one mark subtracted for every wrong answer, accuracy is imperative to crack the exam. Also, while solving mock tests, keep a stopwatch handy. This will help you to fix a time for each section and improve your speed.This is a sure shot trick to improve your speed and accuracy.

4) Do not get stuck to a question: Overall, there will be 180 objective-type questions from all the three subjects, Physics, Chemistry and Biology for NEET. If you're unable to solve each question in a minute or two, then leave the question unanswered and move ahead with other questions. There is no negative marking for leaving a question unattempted.

5) Do not fall prey to guesswork:  While attempting NEET, there will be instances where you're confused between two options. It will be a risky affair to opt for the guesswork route and loose to negative marking. If you are unsure about the right answer, do not attempt it.

6) Learn smart methods to crack NEET: Time and speed play a crucial role in cracking this entrance exam. Learn a few smart shortcuts for answering some of the toughest problems in NEET. Seek help and guidance from experts and professors to grasp various techniques that can help you increase your speed. This will enable you to save enough time and answer the questions quickly.

7) Assess your level of preparation:  At every stage, carefully assess your level of preparation. Identify your strength and weaknesses in order to optimise your performance. This may include topic-wise preparation, your individual characteristics (such as retention, speed, and conceptual understanding), etc. Devise a comprehensive roadmap to eliminate your weaknesses and constantly polish your strengths. Practice topic-specific questions and update your progress report accordingly.

8) Analyse the past years' question papers: While solving previous years' question papers, take a note of the constantly recurring questions in different medical examinations. This will help you in getting a better understanding of the exam pattern and identifying the key areas that need to be worked upon. Delve deeper into those topics and revise them frequently.

9) Make individual notes for each and every topic: Making notes will make your revision simpler. Note down the critical formulae that you encounter from each and every topic and pin them right in front of you. After covering the complete topic, attach them to a separate file folder for future reference and revision.

10) Have a positive attitude: A positive frame of mind is necessary to crack this or any entrance exam with ease. Do not let the exam stress bog down your efforts. Keep your mind relaxed and attempt your NEET paper this year with a positive attitude.