Ohk..so if I score 350.. i can get an mbbs seat in gmers sola,ahmedabad under obc category
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12th Dec, 2018
Hello Bhavya
Dear the marks range cannot be predicted this way as the cutoff changes every year. For admission in GMERS, Ahmedabad you need to score minimum 500+ in order to be on the safe side. So keep a high target.. because of you score near to 500 or even more.. then it'll benefit you for admission in a government college even. Hope you're getting my point.!
So prepare well and study smart.!
All the Bestt
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Thank you so much ma'am !
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Kindly provide some best tips fpr preparing for neet 2019 !
Sure dear.!
For last 4 months preparation.. you need to work smart so that you can do revision. Make a list of important chapters having high weight age and from which maximum number of questions are asked every year. Then plan your schedule accordingly.
For Biology- refer NCERT completely. Try to complete all the chapters with revision and MCQs solving.. as biology is the only scoring subject and can fetch you maximum marks which will make your result.
Take 2 hours in the noon and 2 hours in the night. Make a list of chapters. For small chapters it'll take 2 days max. and on the 3rd day you can solve MCQs of that chapter from last 10 years papers. For long chapters 3-4 days are enough.
Make notes and refer them regularly. It'll help you till the end.
For Chemistry- focus more on the organic part.. as every year 12-15 questions are asked from the organic part. Refer NCERT for understanding the basic rules and nomenclature of the organic chapters. Do make notes of the reactions and mechanisms... As questions are asked from the above.
Inorganic part- completely from NCERT.
Direct questions are asked and this will get you more marks.
Physical chemistry- you need to practice maximum number of MCQs and make formulae chart. If you know the formulae thoroughly then only you can solve MCQs and know the question-level-pattern along with the applications of the formulae and the logic required to be applied where and when.
For physics - the concept clearing is a must and practicing questions will give you a fair idea of the question framing level. For basics- refer HC Verma and solve MCQs from Universal Errorless.
Hope this helps.!
Prepare well and study smart.!
For last 4 months preparation.. you need to work smart so that you can do revision. Make a list of important chapters having high weight age and from which maximum number of questions are asked every year. Then plan your schedule accordingly.
For Biology- refer NCERT completely. Try to complete all the chapters with revision and MCQs solving.. as biology is the only scoring subject and can fetch you maximum marks which will make your result.
Take 2 hours in the noon and 2 hours in the night. Make a list of chapters. For small chapters it'll take 2 days max. and on the 3rd day you can solve MCQs of that chapter from last 10 years papers. For long chapters 3-4 days are enough.
Make notes and refer them regularly. It'll help you till the end.
For Chemistry- focus more on the organic part.. as every year 12-15 questions are asked from the organic part. Refer NCERT for understanding the basic rules and nomenclature of the organic chapters. Do make notes of the reactions and mechanisms... As questions are asked from the above.
Inorganic part- completely from NCERT.
Direct questions are asked and this will get you more marks.
Physical chemistry- you need to practice maximum number of MCQs and make formulae chart. If you know the formulae thoroughly then only you can solve MCQs and know the question-level-pattern along with the applications of the formulae and the logic required to be applied where and when.
For physics - the concept clearing is a must and practicing questions will give you a fair idea of the question framing level. For basics- refer HC Verma and solve MCQs from Universal Errorless.
Hope this helps.!
Prepare well and study smart.!
Thank you veryyy much ma'am... this would definitely help me a lot..! Thankyou !
