I want admission in Bangalore medical collage? What can I do for it (I'll be appearing for neet in 2020)pls help
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Hello Eshi
NEET- National level exam, is not so hard.. but also not so easy. Once you determine yourself, then you will surely crack the exam.
Focus completely on your 11th as it's the base of 12th + a very new beginning. Try to understand and study rather than just learning the subject. When you'll enjoy the subject.. and study.. then automatically you'll find it easy and will gain interest in solving it and knowing more about it. This will help you explore more and score good. Hope you're getting my point.!
NCERT referring is a must for all the 3 subjects- PCB
For Biology- completely refer NCERT as it's more than enough. But still if you want deep knowledge then refer Truemans Biology. It's good for solving MCQs also. Make it a habit of studying biology daily at least for 2 hours and make key word notes of whatever chapter you study.. so as to prepare a brief summary which will be helpful to you till the end.
Try to solve maximum number of MCQs daily especially on the same day of studying any particular topic - solve the mcqs.
For Chemistry - also MCQs practicing will only help you score more. As it's divided into 3 parts- Organic Chemistry: Refer NCERT for basic concepts and understanding the nomenclature-rules. Try to write down the mechanisms+ reactions and revise regularly by solving topic wise mcqs. Refer OP Tandon, Arihant Publications + NCERT.
Inorganic chemistry- is the easiest part of Chemistry as you have to understand the theory and learn it. But many students take it lightly and fail to score in this part. So make it a habit of reading at least 2 pages daily and make easy tip notes on it. NCERT is more than enough for studying inorganic chemistry. So do refer it completely.
Physical chemistry- is the working type chemistry part. It's completely based on the formulae + the applications of it and the logic to be applied where and when. The more number of MCQs you'll practice.. the more you'll come to know about the question types in it. Make a formulae chart and stick it on the wall of your room or cupboard whichever you face while studying and this way it'll be easy for you to revise anytime and you will never forget it.
Chemistry is the 2nd most scoring subject after biology.. if you study it in a right way by understanding and solving maximummmmm.. number of MCQs possible.
Lastly for Physics-. Many think it to be tough and leave this subject for the end. But studying Physics at the end will never get you marks. Regular Practice of Physics will only do. Never take Physics as burden. Follow simple method- Read-understand-write formulae-apply logic & solve MCQs >> make it a habit to solve questions Topic wise as you'll get an idea of the forms of questions that can be framed on a particular topic + logic application level and the most important- in how much time you solve it - i.e time management.
Hope this helps.!
So enjoy your studies and study.
Stay determined and never loose hope. If you focus on your target then you can definitely score good and get admission in your desired college.
Prepare well and study smart.!
All the Bestt.!
NEET- National level exam, is not so hard.. but also not so easy. Once you determine yourself, then you will surely crack the exam.
Focus completely on your 11th as it's the base of 12th + a very new beginning. Try to understand and study rather than just learning the subject. When you'll enjoy the subject.. and study.. then automatically you'll find it easy and will gain interest in solving it and knowing more about it. This will help you explore more and score good. Hope you're getting my point.!
NCERT referring is a must for all the 3 subjects- PCB
For Biology- completely refer NCERT as it's more than enough. But still if you want deep knowledge then refer Truemans Biology. It's good for solving MCQs also. Make it a habit of studying biology daily at least for 2 hours and make key word notes of whatever chapter you study.. so as to prepare a brief summary which will be helpful to you till the end.
Try to solve maximum number of MCQs daily especially on the same day of studying any particular topic - solve the mcqs.
For Chemistry - also MCQs practicing will only help you score more. As it's divided into 3 parts- Organic Chemistry: Refer NCERT for basic concepts and understanding the nomenclature-rules. Try to write down the mechanisms+ reactions and revise regularly by solving topic wise mcqs. Refer OP Tandon, Arihant Publications + NCERT.
Inorganic chemistry- is the easiest part of Chemistry as you have to understand the theory and learn it. But many students take it lightly and fail to score in this part. So make it a habit of reading at least 2 pages daily and make easy tip notes on it. NCERT is more than enough for studying inorganic chemistry. So do refer it completely.
Physical chemistry- is the working type chemistry part. It's completely based on the formulae + the applications of it and the logic to be applied where and when. The more number of MCQs you'll practice.. the more you'll come to know about the question types in it. Make a formulae chart and stick it on the wall of your room or cupboard whichever you face while studying and this way it'll be easy for you to revise anytime and you will never forget it.
Chemistry is the 2nd most scoring subject after biology.. if you study it in a right way by understanding and solving maximummmmm.. number of MCQs possible.
Lastly for Physics-. Many think it to be tough and leave this subject for the end. But studying Physics at the end will never get you marks. Regular Practice of Physics will only do. Never take Physics as burden. Follow simple method- Read-understand-write formulae-apply logic & solve MCQs >> make it a habit to solve questions Topic wise as you'll get an idea of the forms of questions that can be framed on a particular topic + logic application level and the most important- in how much time you solve it - i.e time management.
Hope this helps.!
So enjoy your studies and study.
Stay determined and never loose hope. If you focus on your target then you can definitely score good and get admission in your desired college.
Prepare well and study smart.!
All the Bestt.!
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