A good idea would be to focus on the common topics between NCERT and NEET syllabi and prepare them first, leaving out the topics that don’t feature in NEET. This would free up extra time which can be utilised concentrating on the parts not covered.
There are many cutting edge apps available that can help build strong conceptual clarity from the basics. It is a good idea to use digital content for learning and revision.
It is important to set a calendar and timetable for studies and to follow it rigorously. Some room for improvisation must be left to be able to adapt to your specific learning needs. Self-studies is all about finding the right balance between discipline and adaptability.
The perfect way to revise is by identifying your strengths and weaknesses and weaving your revision around them. A common error aspirants make is solving paper after paper without stopping to analyse which concepts are giving them trouble and which concepts need comparatively less time and effort. This not only increases the effort but also reduces the efficiency of preparation. It is imperative to carefully plan your revision around your performance in mock tests for maximum benefit.
Last, but not the least, the attitude you possess will define the ultimate outcome of your NEET mission. A negative approach is a hindrance to the learning process. The “can’t do” attitude pulls many students down into despair and eventually leads to them giving up on a dream that is otherwise achievable. The right mindset opens you up to new ideas, increases your curiosity, makes you more creative and energetic, all of these being the tools you need to get through NEET with flying colours.
