Hey Suresh,

The formula I used was, " Read, Read and Read". You need to divide your time. First week, clear all major concepts which you find difficult to understand and memorize.

Physics was my weak subject so I concentrated on formulas and problem solving. However, Biology and Chemistry were my forte. So I continually revised my concept from NCERT books. I focussed on every little details in those books and then practiced MCQs from Questions Banks. Continue for next two weeks religiously. 

Last five days, Practice whole question sets so that you are well versed with the question formats. 

It's important you have buffer days i.e. a break so that you don't burn out easily. Also, depending on your study pattern, take breaks in between. I usually take breaks of five minutes after every 25 minutes of complete focused studying. 

It's important you eat healthy and stay fit too. So please, make sure you aren't too stressed and unwell because even that can hinder your performance on the day of exam.

It's all about strategic planning, creative imagination and a will power to work hard despite all odds.

All the Best! You've got this!

Dear Suresh,

In order to score good marks in NEET make sure your NCERT is completed to make your base strong and to clear all your concepts and fundamentals. 
Your syllabus is based on NCERT books only. Exercises which are given ta the end of completing each chapter is extremely important.

You have less time to prepare for NEET exam so it is recommended that you should focus on the topics which carries more weightage in the exam.

To give edge to your preparation go through previous year papers to understand the exam pattern and level of questions. Focus on important topics you can solve MCQs related to important topics for your practice. 

You can also solve complete mock test series to understand your strength and weakness. So, you can work upon them. 

Good Luck!!