i am first time dropper in neet my 12th phy is strong part so can i complete my phy syllabus by watching pw's a 12 hours one shot 12th physics video enough and then practise only
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2nd Sep, 2022
Hi aspirant
First of all to read each and every bit of NCERT. Solve every numerical at the back exercises and mid chapter exercises. Then proceed to watching additional stuff related to the syllabus. And then solve as many mcqs you can from a single topic. This way you can simultaneously revise while solving questions and this wilk also help you brush your concepts thoroughly.
Hope this helps
All the best :)
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29th Aug, 2022
Hello aspirant!
Following points you should keep in mind to have strong grip in physics:-
1. Practice daily with timer
2. Solve previous year question paper.
3. Revise important formula/ equations daily
4. Read NCERT important points
5. Everyday revise one chapter notes
Solving questions everyday within time limit is very much necessary. Because in exam we might get answer but options are confusing we need accurate answers only to score in physics or else we'll loose our marks in negetive marking.
Following points you should keep in mind to have strong grip in physics:-
1. Practice daily with timer
2. Solve previous year question paper.
3. Revise important formula/ equations daily
4. Read NCERT important points
5. Everyday revise one chapter notes
Solving questions everyday within time limit is very much necessary. Because in exam we might get answer but options are confusing we need accurate answers only to score in physics or else we'll loose our marks in negetive marking.
- We should never be over confidential
- guess the answer
- attempting answer without accurate answers
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29th Aug, 2022
Hello
Fine. If your physics is strong then surely you can go for revision through one shot and then practice all relevant questions from coaching modules, DPPs, and PYQs.
Best way to check your physics strength is to solve 45
questions in 60 to 70 minutes with speed and accuracy as this is the demand for your exam. If your are able to be successful in above process about 80% then sure you can achieve 130 to 140 marks in Physics .
Next you should focus on Inorganic and organic chemistry which are scoring areas and less time consuming part with less chances of mistake.
In biology thoroughly revise NCERT as much and keep attempting questions. Don't run for other books as that will be waste of time. Follow your teacher.
Practice, practice and practice.
Thanks.
Fine. If your physics is strong then surely you can go for revision through one shot and then practice all relevant questions from coaching modules, DPPs, and PYQs.
Best way to check your physics strength is to solve 45
questions in 60 to 70 minutes with speed and accuracy as this is the demand for your exam. If your are able to be successful in above process about 80% then sure you can achieve 130 to 140 marks in Physics .
Next you should focus on Inorganic and organic chemistry which are scoring areas and less time consuming part with less chances of mistake.
In biology thoroughly revise NCERT as much and keep attempting questions. Don't run for other books as that will be waste of time. Follow your teacher.
Practice, practice and practice.
Thanks.
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