is it possible to complete one chp in one day for neet...starting from diwali

That's totally depends on your calibre. You should make your time-table according to your comfort. So, you can complete your syllabus on time and you get proper time for revision.

Make sure you complete your NCERT books as syllabus is based on them and it will help you to clear your base and to build your fundamentals strong.

You should refer previous year papers to understand the exam pattern and to understand the level of questions. Focus on important topics. You can solve as many as MCQs for your practice. You can also solve complete mock test series to analyze your preparation level and to know your strength and weakness. So, you can work upon them.

All the Best for your Preparation!!

Naba, It is always advised to not hurry with the syllabus and give yourself time to grasp what you read and reflect on the things you study. Submitting to pressure doesn't solve anything. NEET exam for 2018 is likely to be held in the end of January 2018 month. You still have about 3 months to prepare for the exam. NEET exam will cover the syllabus you studied in your 10+2 level. Plan your preparations according to your weakness and strengths and you will see that you are prepared for NEET 2018 in no time. -Go through the links given below and know about the exam structure and syllabus of NEET exam. - Pick the subject you are most interested in. -Prepare a time-table, devoting time for all subjects and all topics therein. -After completing each topic in a subject, do MCQ practice. Practice is the key to the success in NEET entrance. Make it a religious habit to do at least 50 MCQs daily. - After first level preparation, prepare by practising- via online mocks, sample papers, etc. Note: Instead of focussing on completing the syllabus, you should reflect on whatever you read and study. Find out where your strength and weaknesses lie. Given the negative marking in NEET exam, it isn't all about answering as much as possible, it is about whatever you answer, you answer it right. Focus on quality, instead of quantity... is what I suggest. Links:- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-exam-pattern https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-syllabus

yes..but you have to give your 100%