Hello dear student,
If you won't be serious about it now then how can you be serious about it even after you get into some good medical college. But wait , if you are not serious about the NEET right now then is there is any probability that you will get up to the milestone you choosed for yourself. No right ? Why on earth to waste time , when you have choosed by yourself to study and took a drop at first place.
I hope this helps
Best wishes

Hello aspirant,

If you want to be scared to seriousness, you can always look at your friends who are already in college and thus, ahead of you. Yes, for the medical profession, it is quote common among students to drop a year or two, but just think, what if you don't crack it next year? What will you answer to your parents or teachers or even friends? And what about your dreams? I've seen good students get depressed after not being able to clear NEET, and then with a momentary decision, choose any field of study and regret it later. 

So, my suggestion is, make a timetable and follow it strictly. Stop using Mobile phone. It helps. Start with NCERT and then move to other reference books. All the best!

 

Hello

Now for self-study, you need to do the following things

Take dlp of any reputed coaching. Plan your timetable according to their materials. Try to complete one set before they give you another.

Take offline test series of the same institute. This will help you to cover the syllabus on time.

Try to solve your doubts on your own by referring to the internet. There are many websites where you can refer like Physics Stack Exchange for physics. Chemistry Stack Exchange for chemistry.

Try to write all your doubts (topic wise ) with step by step solutions in a separate notebook. Go through this notebook at the time of revision.

Cut yourself from all social media sites but don't cut yourself from your best friend. Talk to him /her on phone weakly or monthly.

Now request your mother to tell your neighbors/relatives do not visit your home.

Try to finish your syllabus by December or January. Complete at least 3 cycles of revision before the exam. Solve at least 25 mock test paper by those time.

I hope it will help you
Good luck.....

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