hi saksham, i have been where you are, lemme tell you this,try to aim just to score above average in your board exams and concentrate well on NEET, if you do it really well and properly you could easily clear boards, try to sync your academic curriculum along with neet chapters if possible, for instance if they teach you animal husbandry in class today, go back read that from ncert as well as coaching institute materials, and solve as many questions as you can, hope this helps, good luck

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Forming priorities and maintaining a daily touch with all the three subjects is of primary concern.
In an examination of 720 marks, is 360 marks are from a particular subject common sense would tell you that you need to dedicate more time to that subject which in this case is biology
Assam look like Physics of physical chemistry requires you to know various formulae and apply them in numericals within the minimum time possible, for which you need to be acquainted with them and form your logics and concepts from in early stage, solving numericals related to them on a daily basis.
Organic chemistry once understood is one of the easier parts and once you know the pattern of questions which are asked it becomes very easy to score in.
What makes a difference between good students and those that's cool significantly well is being able to answer some typical questions from biology and Inorganic metallurgical Chemistry.
As I already said start making notes in some copy for all the three subject separately if required take different copies for different chapters across the various subjects so that things become more organised.
If you are dedicating around 4 hours of study everyday 2 hours out of that should go to Biology, giving special attention to zoology botany, microbiology and Biotechnology since these are the most difficult to remember unless you are in a daily touch with them.
What is the remaining time you should be giving one hour 2 numericals, and the rest of the time divided equally between your organic and inorganic chemistry.
Don't think about revision of lectures, because at the end of the day what you analyse and remember is completely up to you, and the students to do well do so because they have their own way of remembering things in a manner which is easy for them to retain for long. It could be by writing, it could be by listening to video lectures, audio lectures or whichever way which helps you to retain them in a better manner without creating complications over pressurizing yourself.
And ultimately you need to practice MCQs on a daily basis so that helps with your time management and questions election skills
Hope this helps thank you

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