Showing posts with label NEET Syllabus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NEET Syllabus. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 August 2019

NEET Study Plan 2020 How to Prepare for NEET Exam in 1 Year



If you are a class 12th Science student and targeting NEET 2020 then you must start your preparation as soon as possible. NEET is a tough medical entrance exam which means you need to be thorough in your concepts. Being a class 12th student you have almost a year of time in your hand to prepare for the vast NEET syllabus. NEET Syllabus comprises of four Science subjects- Zoology, Botany, Chemistry and Physics consisting of 97 chapters’ altogether. So, class 12th NEET 2020 aspirants have to complete all these chapters in one year of time in order to score good rank in the Exam. First of all, you must prepare an effective NEET study plan on to how to prepare for NEET exam in one year, if you wish to secure a good rank in the exam.You should remain focused, strictly follow the study time-table and avoid procrastination In this article, we have provided some study tips to crack NEET 2020 in one year.
 10 Powerful NEET study tips to prepare for the exam in 1 year
1.      Understand your goals and be consistent in your targets: Before starting NEET 2020 preparation you must understand your goals. As most of the time students get drifted away from their NEET aim while preparing for 12thboard exams. Hence, keep your targets clear and be consistent with your NEET preparation along with boards.
2.     Strategize a good NEET study plan: You must design an efficient NEET study plan considering the number of study hours required in NEET 2020 preparation to finish the entire syllabus. You should avoid over straining yourself with excessive hours of studying to clear NEET. Devote a considerable amount of time for quality study that is acceptable by your brain and body.
3.     Create a time table: You should have a clear understanding of the NEET syllabus and must be aware of the important as well as difficult chapters of NEET syllabus. Once you are aware of these facts you should create a time table for NEET preparation in 1 year allocating more study hours for difficult and important topics for preparation, practice and revision. To learn about the important topics or chapters in each subject you should do a deep analysis of previous year’s papers and marking scheme. Students should note that while preparing the NEET time-table keep a significant amount of study time each day for board preparation also.
                                                                                                         
4.     Understand the concepts clearly: To score well in NEET you should have a thorough understanding of all the concepts. As most of the questions asked in the NEET papers are based on basic concepts. Also, the sequence of learning is very important hence, you should learn the simple concepts before knowing the complex ones. Always refer to NCERT textbooks for understanding the concepts while preparing for NEET as well as boards. These books provide all the basic concepts in easily understandable language. MTG’s Objective NCERT at your fingertips series of books are also designed strictly based on NCERT syllabus to help students to prepare effectively for NEET and other competitive exams.
5.     Make your own notes: While studying each topic you should try making your own notes. It is a very beneficial habit during your exam preparation as these notes will be handy during revision before the exam. Also, self-made notes are easy to grasp and understand. You can include your own shortcuts and tricks to solve difficult problems, summarize the key elements in a topic in your own words or make flow charts and diagrams of different processes in your notes. Sometimes it becomes really difficult to remember so many terms, definition and details in Biology. Take help of MNEMONICS and acronyms, they excellent learnig tools to retain knowledge for long-lasting! Biology section as it carries more weightage, hence in order to score high in NEET Biology section, read our article : How Make the most out of NEET Biology Books.
7.      Study from the best books: Do not get confused with the large variety of NEET preparation books available in the market. You must select the best books for NEET preparation that comprises complete NEET syllabus with concise theory. MTG’s NEET Guide books are created especially for NEET aspirants that offer conceptual theory with flow charts, illustrations and complete chapter concept map for easy and quick revision of every chapter along with practice papers and previous year’s chapter wise AIPMT/NEET questions.




7.      Get your doubts clear: If you find some topics of NEET syllabus that are hard to understand then do not keep them pending and piling up. Keeping difficult topics for the last moment to study before the exam might result in losing marks in the exam. So, get your doubts cleared right away with the help of your teachers or peers.
8.     Practice as much as possible: After completing each chapter in every subject, you should practice problems based on it. This will further make your concepts clear and boost your confidence before the exam. Try solving as many sample papers as you can. This will enhance your problem solving skills and improve your speed and accuracy. Moreover, solving practice papers will help you to understand your weaknesses so that you can put extra effort in those areas. We recommend you to practice from MTG’s NEET Champion which comprises NCERT based chapter-wise and topic-wise segregation of previous 10 years’ (2019 – 2010) questions of NEET exams. NEET previous year papers are the best one to familiarize you with the exam format and system being followed. Therefore, it is very crucial to dig up as many previous years question papers and solve them with utmost dedication before appearing in NEET exam. Make the most out of the previous years papers as the NEET Topper-Nalin Khandelwal himself has shared this as his ultimate secret to CRACK and Top NEET.
9.     Revise regularly: Students should revise each topic of NEET syllabus regularly. Since the syllabus is very vast, one might forget some learned concepts by the time he/she completes the entire syllabus. Avoid revising the entire syllabus at a time. Revision should be a continuous process on a daily basis. Therefore, you should keep revising time-to-time once you have learned a topic. MTG’s monthly magazines can be of great help during your revision time.
10. Check your accuracy: Once you have completed the NEET syllabus, now it’s the time for solving past year’s papers  and to attempt mock tests to assess your knowledge and accuracy. Hence, solve many previous year’s papers and learn from your mistakes.
Year after year MTG is proving its forte in NEET exam. This year too, more than 80% of questions that appeared in NEET 2019 were same or similar from MTG’s NEET Books. When it comes to NEET exam, nobody can give you more assurance than MTG. Trust MTG AND Excel in NEET 2020.
Study Hard, Prepare Well, and Be confident

Monday, 29 July 2019

7 Tips Your NEET Score Could Have Been Better


The National Testing Agency has declared the NEET Result 2019 on June 5, 2019. Some of the students have qualified NEET exam with very good rank, they must be elated and must have celebrated their success. Congratulation to all NEET 2019 qualifiers! But some students could not qualify or some of the successful candidates didn’t score enough to get admission in their dream college even after year’ of handful preparation. We understand that it is a really heart-breaking moment. We have worked out to find the reason why such students fail to score well in NEET exam and based on which have formulated essential tips to ensure NEET aspirants could score better. Follow these tips and give your best efforts in your next attempt. Because everybody deserves a second chance to prove them and achieve their goals. Scroll down to find out the tips how your NEET result could have better.
1.      By Managing Time Properly
This is the most important factor when it comes to clearing NEET exam. But most of the students start writing the paper without taking care of proper time management. And when the time gets over, they are left with no other option than leaving the unattempt questions, due to which they lose precious marks. You have 180 questions in NEET exam and 180 minutes to solve them. This means you have one minute to solve each question. Therefore, it is always advisable that you have a preset schedule in mind. Out of 180 at least 140 questions should be theory based or simple numericals that won’t take more than half a minute. So, considering that you still can spend close to 3 minutes for the challenging problems.
The best way to improve your time management in NEET exam is to solve many online mock tests as you can. It will help you understand the exam pattern and make a strategy accordingly. MTG Online Mock Test Series is simple yet highly effective test platform giving you multiple types of tests based on the topic and level of difficulties. It helps you in increasing your speed and improve your question solving skills with better accuracy.
2.     Getting Right Order of Attempt

NEET question paper has a mix of easy, average and difficult questions. Doing hard questions first will waste your time and make you lose confidence. Remember both hard and easy questions carry same marks. So, it’s better to attempt all the easy questions first and follow the order of attempt that you are comfortable with. It plays a good role in building up your strategy to attempt the exam.
Our preferred order of Attempt is: Biology | Physics | Chemistry
Because…
If you get 82 questions right out of 90 questions in Biology that would make 320 marks.
35 correct answers out 45 in Chemistry would give you 130 marks.
In Physics, 30 correct answers out of 45 questions will make 105 marks.
This will totally make 555 NEET score out of 720 and if you succeed in getting this result you will just have the good chances to get admission in a good medical college.
You are advised to solve as many test series as you can with different orders and see what order works best for you. Follow that order and include it in your strategy.
3.     Try to Avoid Negative Marking
Every negative mark avoided is also a mark gained! There is a negative marking for every wrong attempt. So, you need to have clarity on what you know and what you don’tRemember, blind guessing will never help you in NEET exam. It only discourages you at the end, nothing else! But then again if you are able to guess smartly, you will never receive loss due to it. So, it is always better to do INTELLIGENT/ SMART GUESSING than BLIND GUESSING! You must know these 9 Hacks to make smart guess in multiple type questions (click blog; blog.pcmbtoday.com)
4.     By Focusing on Calculation
It is commonly seen that most of the students do not get the right answer in the estimated time because they make silly calculation mistakes such as doing addition or multiplication incorrectly. To prevent such errors, you need to focus on the calculation in hand. You should do such calculation on paper rather than in thoughts. Make a habit of double-checking everything you calculated so that you can reduce the calculation mistakes.
Having insight about the common mistakes made by NEET students can help you improve your chances of scoring well in the exam. Read our blog – 5Silly Mistakes to avoid in NEET exam.
5.     Giving equal importance to each Physics, Chemistry and Biology
Many NEET aspirants seems to focus only on Biology section. It’s natural that you love Biology the most but at this stage, you should not forget that Physics and Chemistry have as much importance as Biology. You should prepare for all the three sections by giving them equal importance.
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6.     Re-check your Marked Answer
Last minute hustle may increase the chances of mistakes and negative marking, so keep the last 10 or 15 minutes to check whether you correctly marked the answers (fill the OMR sheet carefully in NEET).
7.      Be confident!
Lack of confidence is one big obstacle for NEET aspirants. Keeping up your self-confidence is the key differentiator between those who make it to crack NEET and those who do not. Read books that motivates you and help developing your psychological strength. Book by Anuj Khare, The Secret To Success is one such book which let you know what it takes to be successful in achieving your goals. You can also read articles here, such as how to memorize things faster or read the books like How to Improve Your Memory and Remember More. The book by Pradyumn Singh, NEET success blueprint is a story of a boy who did not lose his hope, keep trying and cleared NEET in his third attempt.
Hope the above-mentioned tips would help you in figuring out your fault why you could not score well in NEET Exam. As the famous saying goes, ‘Fall seven times, stand up eight’, you should also dust yourself and get ready for the race again to ace NEET 2020.
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Thursday, 25 July 2019

10 Important and Useful Mnemonic for Biology Students


Biology is an important and crucial Subject in the medical entrance exams viz., NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER. Biology carries the highest marks and can help medical aspirants excel in their exam if they prepare it well. But the only limitation of Biology is its syllabus, a vast one which requires wider and deeper understanding of many things. Sometimes it becomes really difficult to remember so many terms, definition and details in Biology. Are you too facing this difficulty? We have the solution-MNEMONICS!

Having insight on the common mistakes made by NEET students can help you improve your chances of scoring well in the exam. Read blog – 5 Silly Mistakes toavoid in NEET exam.

A mnemonic is the best shortcut technique to instantly recall the large chunk of information with the help of ONE LINER or Phrase. The purpose of mnemonics is to make learning fun and easy. Here in this article we have presented some easy-to-remember mnemonics for Biology that are sure to give your NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER 2020 study a much-needed boost. Let’s roll on!
1.     Essential Amino Acids

Any Help In Learning These Little Molecules Proves Truly Valuable

A – Arginine                                            
H – Histidine                                                     
I – Isoleucine
L – Leucine
T – Threonine
L – Lysine
M – Methionine
P – Phenylalanine
T – Tryptophan
V – Valine
1     2.Vitamin Table
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T – Thiamine (vit. b1)
R – Riboflavin (vit. b2)
N – Niacin (vit. b3)
P – Pyridoxine (vit. b5)
B – Biotin (vit. b7)
F – Folic acid (vit. b10)
C – Cyanocobalamin (vit. b12)
     3. Taxonomic Order
Dear King Phillip Come Over For Good Soup 
D – Domain
K -Kingdom
P – Phylum
C – Class
O – Order
F – Family
G – Genus
S – Species


4. Human Genetic Disorders
Alka Sick Thi Phenyl Pine Ce

Alka- Alkaptonuria
Sick-Sickle Cell Anaemia
Th-Thalassemia
Phenyl-Phenylketonuria
C-Cystic Fibrosis

5. Types of WBC (White Blood Cells)

Never Let Momma Eat Beans
N – Neutrophils (60%)
L – Lymphocytes (30%)
M – Monocytes (6%)
E – Eosinophils (3%)
B – Basophils (1%)
6. Phases of Mitosis
I Prefer Milk and Tea
I – Interphase
P – Prophase
M – Metaphase
T – Telophase
7. Stages of Embryonic Development
Zikes! Martin Is A Big Giant Nerd!

Zikes- Zygote
Martin Is A- Morula
Big- Blastula
Giant- Gastrula
Nerd- Neurla


8. Parts of Male Reproductive System
SEVEN UP

S – Seminiferous tubule
E – Epididymis
V – Vas deferens
E – Ejaculatory duct
U – Urethra
P – Penis
This list is just a small example of how little creativity can transform even the toughest concepts into the most interesting one-liners or acronyms. Be innovative and create your own mnemonics. It needs not to be perfect, until it serves its purpose.
Here are four principle which you can follow to make your own memorable mnemonics-
1.      Selection: Select knowledge that lends itself to be turned into mnemonic.
2.     Cue: Use the first letters as the ‘raw material’ for cues.
3.     Chunk: Create a vivid, memorable phrase that reduces the content to a single chunk.
4.     Rehearse: Practise converting the mnemonic to the content to the mnemonic.

So, go on, have fun with your books and make your own list of mnemonics.

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