since you have already been told about the link to the full syllabus pattern of Neet 2019 let me guide you through what is most important regarding all that is enlisted there in
you should be studying in the materials from standard textbooks like HC Verma and physics, op Agarwal and chemistry and true man and biology and try to make your own notes in the form of tables, flow charts and diagrams to conceptualize the formulae and cycles and keep them in a regular revision for better retention in memory

• please pay special attention to the chapters on mechanics, thermodynamics from electromagnetism and wave optics is there heavily question portions in physics
• in physical chemistry P special attention to atomic structure and chemical energy takes and kinetic sweaters in inorganic chemistry you special attention towards, p, d and f block elements along with nomenclature and reaction mechanism is of hydrocarbons and carbonyl compounds in organic chemistry
• in biology pe special attention to the chapters of photosynthesis in plant physiology, zoological classification of animal kingdom, reproductive system, respiratory system, cardiovascular system and nervous system in Human Physiology, genetics and biomedical engineering as well as recombinant DNA technology along with biomolecules and life cycles of plasmodium and leishmania from microbiology
• pay special attention to the fact that you dedicate to 23 hours a day to each subject with one hour gap in between each of them to refresh your mind I really starting the day that with physics and biology and ending it with chemistry
• keep yourself in a regular habit of giving mock MCQ examinations as much as possible on time bound basis to help yourself with the time management and question selection skills which will be quintessential and doing well in the NEET UG examination

Hello Dilip,

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Physics:

Physics is generally the toughest subject out of all three subjects.
NEET 2019 is expected to have lengthy and time-consuming questions in this section.
Out of 45, there were about 8 difficult questions in Physics last year.
Mechanics and Magnetism have continued to be NEET favorites for a few years now and carry maximum weightage. Therefore, students are advised to keep them on top of their priority list for NEET 2019.

Chemistry:

Chemistry is a moderately difficult section in the exam.
The questions range from theoretical and reasoning based to practical.
Of late, application based questions are being asked in the exam so students should focus more on them.
NEET 2019 is expected to have more questions from class XII syllabus as compared to class XI.
Last year there were 24 questions from class XII and 21 from class XI.
Organic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry are extremely important and carry the maximum weightage.

Biology:

The biology section is divided into Botany and Zoology, each having 45 questions.
It is usually the easiest out of the three subjects and thus, a savior for many students.
In NEET 2017, the weightage tilted towards class XII syllabus from which 46 questions were asked as compared to 44 questions from the class XI syllabus.
In Zoology, class XII syllabus had more weightage and only 3 questions were asked from class XI.
However, in Botany, class XI had more weightage from where 35 questions were asked.
NEET 2019 is expected to have a lot of questions from Human Physiology and Plant Diversity.
For the detailed syllabus use the link below:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-syllabus/amp

Hope this helps. Good luck!

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