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Sir should we focus on class 11 marks if yes then how could we start preparing for neet


Trisha verma 30th Sep, 2018
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Mahammad Ejaz Marfani 30th Sep, 2018

focusing on your class 11 marks is not that much nessecry but u should score 90% in your class 11 th examinations 

to start preparing for NEET u must do MCQ's daily and should always follow NCERT text books for refernce 

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30th Sep, 2018
Is there any importannce of class 11 marks in future
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Saurabh Kumar 30th Sep, 2018

Hello Trisha,

You should start your NEET preparation. First of all, you should read NCERT books of Physics, Chemistry & Biology of class 11th & 12th at least 5 times. You should also try to solve the previous years question papers again and again, and start giving mock test. In this way you will prepare yourself for the board examination as well as for the NEET exam.

Thank you

All the best

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