To get a good govt medical colege through NEET we need 600+ marks and below 100 rank. What are the ways to study smart?

If you want to secure good marks/rank in NEET you have to complete NCERT books for your preparation. You can also refer below details how NEET 2016 topper Het Shah secure top rank in NEET- Het's exam strategy was simple. He advises giving more time to weaker subjects. "Most students find physics difficult but for me, it was pretty easy. This is because it is logical and does not require memorizing repeatedly like biology. For physics, I did a limited number of questions to understand the concept while biology, I had to study again and again to memorise the concepts. While preparing for chemistry, there is inorganic chemistry which is again the same as biology, it requires memorization. On the other hand, Organic chemistry requires understanding the mechanism which helps a lot,"_x009d_ he says. He says " Covered all 10 years' question papers of AIPMT. Sometimes the questions are repeated. Although there is some difference between AIPMT and NEET, the paper pattern of the two was more or less the same."_x009d_ While preparing for the exam, he found the NCERT books to be the most valuable. One can take the help of reference books as well. You can also take reference material from coaching institutes. You need to develop one's own technique for cracking the exam. For reference, he used the NCERT books for biology as well as last years' papers whereas for chemistry, he used books from Balaji Publications. For physics, he referred to D Mukherjee and S C Verma books. He says that he also used the study material obtained from his coaching institute.

Be thorough with NCERT (Physics, Chemistry and especially, Biology) books of 11and 12 standard, Solve previous year questions papers, Focus on important areas like- **Physics**- Mechanics, Optics, Thermodynamics and Nuclear physics. **Chemistry**- Mole concept, General organic chemistry, Periodic table, Chemical bonding, Coordination chemistry. **Biology-** Ecology and environment, Genetics, Cell Biology, Morphology of plants and animals, Reproduction in plants and animals, Physiology of plants and animals, Basics of Biotechnology Try to solve as many mcqs for your practice and also solve complete mock test series.

Download past few years' papers of AIPMT and see the pattern. Read from NCERT books. oin a crash course (if possible), where you will learn about the important NEET topics and you can clear your doubts using a professional help. For those studying on their own, in last couple of weeks before the exam, focus on revision, and don't take too much stress. As the exam is more Biology centric, you must allot at least 2 weeks to it for proper revision and one week each for Physics and Chemistry. While you prepare, create notes formula sheet for Physics, footnotes carrying important keywords for Biology and equations sheet for Chemistry, you can then solve papers and mock test in the remaining days of your revision. Mock test will help you assess the level of your preparation and will give you a better understanding the exam. In the end, just go through all the key words you've noted previously so as to revise every concept as quickly as possible. Remember keep the last day of preparation light yet productive.