Which are the best books for NEET preparation?

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National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts the NEET examination every year in offline mode. It is considered one of the toughest examinations in India. A wide syllabus and complicated question paper make it tough for the students to crack the NEET exam. Students often ask, “Which are the best books for NEET preparation” and “Which is the best study material for NEET?”

Students have started their preparations for the NEET Exam 2022 and the NEET Exam 2023. There are a wide variety of study material and a huge range of books available in the material. Most of the publishers claim they have the best books or the best study material for NEET Exam. Maybe their claims are true but the question is, what criteria they have set to claim the best books for NEET?

When we go to the market, we find comprehensive study material. Though the syllabus is one, there are a hundred types of books and study material in the market. This often confuses us and we are unable to make the correct choice. “We should not purchase a book only on the basis of the reputation of a writer or the publisher”, says Noor Nawaz Khan, Director of Delhi-based premium coaching institute for NEET, The Hind Guru Academy in Okhla. “We should check whether the book covers all the topics, have an easy language, easy to understand and clears all our doubts”, he adds.

Actually, preparation for NEET is all about clearing our basic concepts and making the basic strategies. “It doesn’t matter how many pages are there in a book rather what matters is the content”, says Rachna Mittal, a Delhi-based Biology tutor for NEET, while adding that “a good book is the one that clears the doubts and strengthens our knowledge base.

Which book meets the criteria? Experts suggest, “NCERT books still lead the race”, though many publishers have come up with point-to-point, comprehensive books, and study material. Also, premium coaching institutes like Akash, Narayana, Bansal, and The Hind Guru Academy have developed their own study material. These institutes eliminate surplus topics, add a variety of questions and provide content that is easy to understand. Even though some of the institutes charge a high royalty for their study material, but it is worth purchasing.

Hopefully, this clears the confusion about the good books for NEET. Still, if you have some confusion and want to know more about the syllabus, course, and books for the NEET Exam, visit our blog here.

Essentials of a Good Coaching for NEET and IIT-JEE

Gone are the days when self-study was considered enough to crack a competition like NEET or IIT-JEE. Cut-throat competition, race for numbers, and ambition to be on top has led to the advent of coaching institutions. But there are some questions like, which coaching, what type of coaching, and where one should go for a coaching. Also, people ask which one is the best coaching or the good coaching institute for competitions like UPSC, NEET and IIT-JEE.

Private coaching doesn’t comes for free. Experienced faculty, good environment, quality books, technology, and state of the art facilities, all come with a price tag. Though, this makes the field for economically weaker section somehow uneven. One who can pay can join anywhere but those who earn their money in hard conditions need to know about the institute and the outcome of their investment. Though, most of the people have accepted that coaching institutions are essential now.

More the coaching Institutions have become the norm, more the debate over their quality and results have grown. What should be the factors behind selecting a good coaching institute is the question. First we should know, what makes a coaching institute “a good coaching institute”. Here are few points to consider.

A good coaching institute is where:

  • There is a passion for helping out the students
  • Where focus is on individuals and not on the groups
  • Where there is no discrimination and all the participants enjoy an equal attention
  • Where teachers are experienced, helping and dedicated to their cause
  • Where personal issues, and doubts are tackled diligently
  • Where faculty and staff are Non-judgmental
  • Where the institution keeps confidentiality
  • Where a coach or the teacher can motivate the students
  • Where he teachers set an example
  • Where the teachers have an exceptional Coaching Skill

Also, a good coaching institute for NEET and IIT-JEE must

  • Build trust by developing a real relationship.
  • Must lead and concentrate on the success of its students
  • Must Listen, listen, and listen to the students
  • Must aim for a single target, i.e. cracking the NEET/IIT-JEE exam
  • Must keep on upgrading the syllabus
  • Focusses on “Problem Identification” and “Goal Setting”
  • Work on Solving the Problems
  • Must check the progress of students at regular interval
  • Must keep a check on Transformation of Students
  • Clearly define the Outcome Parameters and Measure the progress
  • Provide a regular Feedback to the student and parents on Development

So, if you are looking for a good coaching institute for NEET in Delhi/NCR or a coaching institute for IIT-JEE in Delhi/NCR, you must consider the abovementioned points. For more such information, keep on visiting our blog here.

Date, procedure and instructions for NEET-2021 Counselling

The National Testing Agency (NTA) declared the results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test or the NEET Exam 2021. After checking the results, score sheets and percentile, students are awaiting the date of counselling for the admissions to MBBS, BDS and other medical courses. Many of us now also want to know the procedure of counselling.

To secure a seat in the college under MCC’s MBBS Seat Allotment Process, candidates must register for NEET 2021 UG Counselling. Here are some steps one has to go through to complete his/her admission process. Before going for online counselling, keep all the information, online payment mode and documents ready with you. First, open your browser and check for Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) site

  • Open www.mcc.nic.in and check for the instructions tab
  • Open the instructions page and read it carefully
  • Application for NEET – UG Counselling, 2021 can only be submitted online through the Medical
    Counselling Committee website
  • Applications submitted through another means will be rejected and no claim shall be entertained
  • after reading the instruction, go back to the main page
  • Select the “Register Now” option to register as a new candidate
  • Fill in your Roll Number, Phone Number, and any other relevant information asked by MCC
  • to appear in the Allotment Rounds, click the Submit Button
  • also fill out your college application simultaneously
  • finally pay the counselling charge.

Now you may be interested in knowing, how to choose the universities and lock in your preferences for the first round of counselling.

  • Now you may be interested in knowing, how to choose the universities and lock in your preferences for the first round of counselling.
  • After registering, candidates will get the option of selecting institutions of choice
  • Review the Seat Matrix and the quality of a specific college of your choice
  • Candidates will be then assigned seats based on their rank
  • After this, Medical Counselling Council or the MCC will conduct a final examination of seat allocation
  • MCC will then provide the seat allocation lists for MBBS and MD
  • If offered a place in the first round, complete the admission process with the college
  • It not offered a place in first round, the candidates should renounce their ticket and apply to another college

For, further information regarding the colleges, required minimum marks, admission process, MCC and NEET 2021, visit our blog here.

Counselling dates, procedure and admission in MBBS, BDS through NEET 2021

As National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the results of NEET 20021, it is now time to join the counselling for all the successful students. All those who have cracked the NEET exam should know what care one should take while selecting his/her dream college in NEET Counselling.

Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHC) has been assigned the task of counselling in compliance of the Order of the Supreme Court of India. It is after the decision of Apex Court dated 23/03/2012 passed in I.A No. 16/2012 in Civil Appeal No. 1944 of 1993 – Anand S.Biji Vs State of Kerala & Others & vide order dated 09/5/2017 passed in Writ Petition(c) No.267 of 2017 –Dar-us-Salam Educational Trust & Ors Vs MCI & Ors.

DGHC in the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare holds online Counselling for 15% AIQ seats for UG courses, 50% All India Quota seats for PG courses & 100% seats in Super-specialty courses. NEET (UG, PG, SS) aspirants must visit the DGHC website by clicking here to know more about counselling dates and procedures. For UG Counselling of-

  • 15%, All India Quota seats MBBS/ BDS Seats of States (participation of the Union Territory of J&K is subject to their contribution of seats)
  • 100%MBBS/ BDS Seats of BHU
  • 100% MBBS Seats of AIIMS across India,
  • 100% JIPMER seats (Pondicherry/ Karaikal),
  • 100% AMU
  • 85% of State Quota seats of DU/ I.P University (VMMC/ ABVIMS/ESIC Dental)
  • 100% -Faculty of Dentistry (Jamia Millia Islamia) along with 5% internal Quota of Jamia students
  • 15% IP quota seats of ESIC

Aspirants are advised to visit the MCC website by clicking here. Students are advised to go through the instructions carefully. For participation in Institutional Quota (internal) seats of MBBS and BDS in Central Universities (Aligarh Muslim University, Banaras Hindu University, University of Delhi, Faculty of Dentistry, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi), internal quota seats of colleges under Employee State Insurance Corporation and Armed Forces Medical College, Pune, students are required to go for registration. This registration is to be done at the official website of the Medical Counselling Committee. The seat matric, information bulletin and the details of counselling are available on this site. For more details regarding NEET dates, Counselling dates, Admission in MBBS & BDS and Coaching for NEET, visit our site here. Read our blog posts here for more such information.

NEET Cut-off and options available for students in Government run Dental Colleges

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As National Testing Agency (NTA) declared the results for the NEET Exam 2021, run for securing the seats in medical/dental colleges has started. Students want to know, what may be the best option for them, depending on their scores in NEET Exam. We have tried to compile the list of Dental Colleges run by the Government that may be the options of students from North India. It is a tentative or approximate score and may differ, but it may give an idea to the student about his/her future destination.

NEET Cut-off for Top BDS Colleges in India.

College Name 1st Round 2nd Round
RUHS college of Dental Science, Jaipur 6296 13999
Government College of Dentistry, Indore 8477 14973
Government Dental College and Research Institute 9258 17425
Maulana Azad institute of Dental Sciences, New Delhi ESIC Dental College, New Delhi 9262 12243
Dental College, RIMS, Imphal 9738 12747
Government dental College, Alappuzha 9838 13558
Government Dental college and Hospital, Vijayawada 9977 14048
Government Dental College, Trivandrum 10812 17429
Government Dental College, Shimla 11244 17712
S.C.B Medical College (Dental), Cuttack 11308 17337
Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences Rohtak 11483 18317
Faculty of Dentistry, KG Medical University, Lucknow 11665 15747
ESIC Dental College, Gulbarga 12122 14457
Burdwan Dental College and Hospital, Burdwan 12185 17828
Government Dental College and Hospital, Aurangabad 12412 13996
IMS BHU Dental, Varanasi, UP 12744 15433
Goa Dental College and Hospital, Goa 13303 15691
Government Dental College, Kozhikode 13421 15923
Patna Dental College and Hospital, Patna 13450 13141

State-wise Cut-off in Government Dental Colleges, NEET 2021

Bihar
College Name General SC ST
NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores
Patna Dental College and Hospital, Patna 19272 601 82474 505
Chhattisgarh
College Name General SC ST
NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores
Government Dental College, Raipur 25993 588 105026 479 131543 450

 

Gujarat
College Name General SC ST
NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores
Government Dental College and Hospital, Ahmedabad 24587 590 85556 501 121741 460
Government Dental College and Hospital, Jamnagar 24736 590 88689 497 114857 468
Haryana
College Name General SC ST
NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores
Government Dental College, Pt Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Rohtak 21973 596 93995 491 96054 489
 

Himachal Pradesh

College Name General SC ST
NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores
Himachal Pradesh Government Dental College and Hospital, Shimla 24889 590 94159 491 109941 473

 

New Delhi
College Name General SC ST
NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores
ESIC Dental College and Hospital, Rohini 15651 610 74683 515 107183 476

 

Punjab
College Name General SC ST
NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores
Government Dental College and Hospital, Patiala 22691 594 85494 501
Punjab Government Dental College and Hospital, Amritsar 23698 592 85744 501 128020 454
Rajasthan
College Name General SC ST
NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores
Government Dental College and Hospital, Jaipur 13345 615 69048 522 104861 479

 

West Bengal
College Name General SC ST
NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores NEET rank NEET scores
Burdwan Dental College and Hospital, Burdwan 18413 603 85613 501 113667 469
Dr R Ahmed Dental College and Hospital, Kolkata 22110 595 94968 490 122181 460
North Bengal Dental College, Sushrutanagar 23163 593 106005 477

Hope, this may help you in getting an idea about your Dream College and numbers required to get an admission there. To know more about the admission process, cut-off in medical & dental colleges, and tips on scoring better marks in NEET, visit our blog.

NEET 2021 | Category wise expected cut-off for MBBS & BDS in Government Colleges

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National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the results of the NEET exam-2021. Students will be selected for MBBS, BDS, AYUSH, BVSc & AH, and BSc nursing programs, based on their NEET 2021 scores, during the counselling. Candidates who want to pursue MBBS/BDS in another countries also compulsorily should meet the NEET 2021 cut-off percentile and scores. NEET cut-off may shrink in consultation with the National Medical Commission (NMC) and the Dental Council of India (DCI), if seats remain vacant after the counselling. Here are some important numbers and information you may be looking for.

NEET Cut-off, percentile and scores announced for 2021

Category NEET 2021 cut-off NEET cut-off marks
General 50th percentile 720-138
SC/ST/OBC 40th percentile 137-108
General-PwD 45th percentile 137-122
SC/ST/OBC-PwD 40th percentile 121-108

State wise NEET seats in India for MBBS

Name of the State Annual Intake (MBBS Seats)
Andaman Nicobar Islands 100
Andhra Pradesh 5210
Arunachal Pradesh 50
Assam 1000
Bihar 2140
Chandigarh 1495
Dadra and Nagar Haveli 150
Delhi 1422
Goa 180
Gujarat 5650
Haryana 1660
Himachal 870
Jammu & Kashmir 1085
Jharkhand 780
Karnataka 9345
Kerala 4105
Madhya Pradesh 3585
Maharashtra 9000
Manipur 225
Meghalaya 50
Mizoram 100
Orissa 1950
Pondicherry 1530
Punjab 1425
Rajasthan 4200
Sikkim 50
Tamil Nadu 8000
Telangana 5240
Tripura 225
Uttarakhand 825
Uttar Pradesh 7428
West Bengal 4000
Total 83125 (Seats per state to be updated shortly)

Category Wise NEET 2021 Cut Off for MBBS in Government Colleges (Expected)

Category Opening Rank (AIR – MBBS) Closing Rank (AIR – MBBS)
UR 1 5583
OBC 48 5919
SC 94 38653
ST 221 62593
UR-PH 19323 325316
OBC-PH 30800 214935
SC-PH 66745 551956
ST-PH 112781 533280

NEET 2021 Cut Off / Rank Category Wise for BDS in Government Colleges (Expected)

Category Opening Rank (AIR – BDS) Closing Rank (AIR – BDS)
UR 3792 10920
OBC 5805 10891
SC 14000 49936
ST 61096 84770
UR-PH 291627 393704
OBC-PH 375414 375414
SC-PH 210691 451909
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Is NEET Exam very tough to pass?

Is NEET Exam very tough to pass?

Around 16 lakh students try to crack the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) every year. Around 57 percent of them pass the exam though not all can secure a seat in the government medical colleges. Is NEET Exam very tough to pass?

Official data given by the Medical Council of India (MCI), says there are 272 medical colleges run and administered by central and various state governments/UT administrations. These 272 medical colleges offer a total of 41,388 seats for the MBBS course. Among these, Karnataka offers the highest number of MBBS seats which count 2900 in total. Considering the fact that 16 lakh students running for 41,388 seats in MBBS, competition is very tough.

National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET) can be termed as one of the toughest entrance exams in India. The high number of aspirants for MBBS may be due to many factors. Firstly, it is considered a most successful career and a profession where high returns are guaranteed. Another factor for the high competition is the disparity between the fees of private medical colleges and government medical colleges. And offcourse, the large population of India is another factor. With the growing population demand for health services is on the rise and the seats in medical colleges are limited.

If the seats in private medical colleges are also added to the list, there are 542 medical and 313 dental colleges in India. The NEET exam is conducted for admission to as many as 83,125 MBBS, 26,949 BDS, 52,720 AYUSH, and 525 BVSc & AH seats in all these colleges. MCI information says that MBBS seats in India have been increased by 5200 this year.  Furthermore, 50 seats in MBBS will be added to the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC), of the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). Considering the high number of aspirants for the NEET exam, these seats are not enough to fulfill the demand.

Not only the number of seats but also the syllabus and exam pattern make NEET one of the toughest examinations in India to crack. Getting admission to MBBS isn’t as easy as it seems. A survey by the Tamil Nadu government suggests as many as 90% of students who clear the NEET exam to join one coaching or the other.

It is not easy to attempt NEET without proper guidance and coaching. Sometimes clearing NEET or surpassing the cut-off only makes you eligible for admission. Most of the times students don’t get admissions because of the low number of seats available.

So what’s the way? Experts say that there is no shortcut. To clear a NEET exam one needs proper concentration, consistent studies, and quality coaching. Quality coaching doesn’t mean the big names in the industry. It means a place where crows are low and one on one training is a norm.

One needs to select the coaching not by the number of students clearing the exam but by the ratio of students appearing and clearing the exam. Some coaching institutes enroll thousand plus students but their success ratio is below 7 or 8 percent. There are few who get 10-15 out of 50-60 students who attempted NEET. This makes the difference. To know how to clear the NEET exam easily, read the article by clicking here.

Is Coaching Necessary For NEET ? – Guide

Wondering if NEET can be conquered without coaching? Curious if self-study is the path to NEET triumph?

Are you aspiring to secure admission to esteemed medical courses like MBBS, BAMS, BDS, and more through the NEET exam? This all-India level examination, conducted annually by the National Testing Agency (NTA), serves as the key to unlocking your dreams. But the path to success in NEET is challenging and rigorous, leading many students to ponder: “Can I crack the NEET exam without coaching?” The resounding answer is, yes, you can.

is coaching necessary for neet

 

Is NEET achievable without formal coaching?

If these uncertainties linger in your mind, you’re at the right destination. As the NEET 2024 date is locked in for May 5, 2024, it’s time for aspirants to assess their strategies.” Confidence & regular study routines is the key to cracking NEET.

Read Also  :

Neet Syllabus 2024

Neet Previous Years Papers 2024

Neet Application Form 2024

Neet Exam Pattern 2024

Neet Mock Tests 2024

Neet Crash Course

The NEET Challenge: Scoring High in a Wide Syllabus

NEET Result 2023 statistics reveal that to secure a coveted seat in a reputed medical college, a student typically needs to achieve a score of around 600 marks. Yet, this feat is far from easy. The NEET syllabus spans a wide range of topics, and the competition is intense. Despite these challenges, numerous students have successfully cracked the NEET exam without the aid of a coaching institute. These remarkable individuals are characterized by their exceptional dedication to their studies and unwavering commitment to their goals. However, it’s crucial to recognize that not everyone follows the same path.

Cracking NEET without Coaching: A Formula for Success

For those who opt not to join a coaching institute for NEET, success demands a well-structured approach. Here’s a winning formula:

  1. A Disciplined Timetable: Establish a regular study schedule that you can adhere to consistently.
  2. Quality Study Material: Access high-quality study materials, textbooks, and online resources to cover the extensive NEET syllabus comprehensively.
  3. Dedication and Hard Work: Dedicate a substantial portion of your day, approximately 15 hours, to focused study and practice.
  4. Practice Previous Years’ Papers: Regularly practice solving previous years’ NEET question papers to become familiar with the exam format.
  5. Classroom Engagement: Pay close attention during your school classes

 

While it’s entirely possible to score well in NEET through self-study, joining a coaching institute can significantly enhance your chances of success. Did you get enough on “Is coaching necessary for neet” Lets explore more on this

 

Why  Coaching Is Essential to crack NEET 2024

NEET Coaching becomes essential for several reasons:

  1. Changing Question Patterns: NEET questions rarely remain the same year after year. Even if a question is repeated, it often appears in a different format or with altered language. Not all students can adapt to these variations.
  2. Varied Syllabus Emphasis: Some NEET topics hold more weight and are more likely to yield high scores than others. Coaching helps identify these crucial topics and tailors your syllabus accordingly.
  3. Individualized Guidance: Every student has unique strengths and weaknesses. Coaching institutes evaluate students individually and assign teachers who can address their weaknesses effectively.
  4. Complex Topics: Certain NEET topics are exceptionally challenging and require special attention, guidance, and expert explanations. Check this article NEET UG 2023: Majority of top 50 rankers relied on coaching; only one chose to self-study

 

Benefits of NEET Academy Coaching:

  1. Expert Guidance: NEET academy coaching offers students access to experienced instructors who provide expert guidance and insights, ensuring a strong foundation in the subject matter.
  2. Structured Learning: These academies offer a structured curriculum that covers the entire NEET syllabus systematically, leaving no gaps in students’ knowledge.
  3. Regular Practice: Coaching institutes facilitate regular practice through mock tests and practice papers, helping students become familiar with the exam format and time management.
  4. Peer Interaction: Students can interact with peers, exchange ideas, and engage in healthy competition, motivating them to perform at their best.
  5. Personalized Attention: Many NEET academies provide personalized attention to address individual weaknesses, ensuring each student’s progress.
  6. Updated Study Material: Coaching institutes keep study material up-to-date, aligning it with the latest exam patterns and trends.
  7. Boosted Confidence: Effective coaching boosts students’ confidence levels, helping them approach the NEET exam with a positive mindset.
  8. Time Management Skills: Coaching teaches students time management skills, ensuring they can answer all questions within the stipulated exam time.
  9. Comprehensive Test Series: NEET academy coaching often includes comprehensive test series that simulate real exam conditions, allowing students to assess their readiness.
  10. Career Guidance: Some coaching institutes offer career guidance to help students make informed choices about their future in the medical field.

Finding the Best Coaching for NEET

When searching for a  Neet coaching institute, prioritize those that provide individualized attention. At prestigious institutions like The Hind Guru Academy, students receive personalized evaluation, enabling teachers to pinpoint strengths and weaknesses. This tailored approach is instrumental in helping students overcome their challenges.

While premium coaching institutes may have higher fees, they also offer greater chances of selection, making them a worthwhile investment. Consider this expenditure an investment in your future. Considering the steep costs of MBBS programs in private medical colleges, the value of coaching for NEET becomes even more apparent.

 

The Significance of NEET Coaching: A Decisive Factor in Your Journey

When it comes to embarking on the path to a medical career through the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), the question that troubles you, “Is coaching a necessacity to crack NEET?” Let’s explore the crucial role that coaching plays in your NEET journey, emphasizing the importance of expert guidance and structured preparation.

  1. Admission Prospects: NEET coaching significantly impacts your chances of securing admission to top-tier medical colleges. The comprehensive training and targeted strategies provided by coaching institutes enhance your ability to perform well in the exam, ultimately reflecting in your NEET rank.
  2. Competitive Edge: NEET is renowned for its fierce competition, with thousands of aspirants vying for limited seats. Coaching equips you with the knowledge, skills, and exam strategies to outperform your peers, placing you at a distinct advantage.
  3. Effective Study Plans: Coaching institutes offer meticulously crafted study plans tailored to the NEET syllabus. These plans optimize your preparation, ensuring that every topic is covered systematically, leaving no room for gaps in your knowledge.
  4. Specialized Guidance: NEET coaching provides access to experienced faculty who offer specialized guidance. Their in-depth subject knowledge and expertise help clarify doubts, provide insights, and address your weaknesses, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the syllabus.
  5. Time Management Skills: NEET coaching emphasizes effective time management techniques. These skills are essential for answering all questions within the stipulated exam time, a critical factor in securing a high NEET rank.
  6. Mock Tests and Practice: Coaching institutes conduct regular mock tests and practice sessions, simulating exam conditions. These assessments not only familiarize you with the exam format but also help you identify areas for improvement and fine-tune your performance.
  7. Confidence Boost: Through systematic coaching, your confidence levels receive a significant boost. Believing in your abilities is a vital component of NEET success, and coaching nurtures this self-assurance.
  8. Career Aspirations: NEET coaching opens up a world of career possibilities. Achieving a strong NEET rank broadens your choices for medical courses and colleges, setting the stage for a promising future in medicine.

In summary, while the necessity of coaching for NEET may vary from person to person, it undeniably offers numerous advantages. Expert guidance, structured preparation, and a competitive edge are just some of the benefits that coaching brings to your NEET journey. Ultimately, the decision to opt for coaching should align with your learning style, goals, and resources, but it’s essential to recognize the substantial value it can add to your NEET preparation.

 

Navigating the NEET Journey: The Coaching Conundrum

The NEET journey often presents a pivotal question: Is coaching a prerequisite for success? Let’s navigate this decision-making process, considering essential factors that can influence your path to NEET triumph.

  1. Self-Sufficiency vs. Coaching Guidance: Coaching institutes provide structure, timetables, and study materials. But, if you’re confident in your self-driven approach, self-study may suffice.
  2. Selecting Study Materials: The right study materials are vital. Coaching institutes simplify this by curating resources. Alternatively, self-study seekers can seek advice from educators or accomplished NEET candidates.
  3. Dedication and Procrastination: NEET demands unwavering dedication and discipline. Can you maintain it independently, or do coaching institute incentives, like guidance and competition, boost your motivation?
  4. Seeking Support: In the quest for success, seeking assistance is acceptable. Coaching institutes offer structured support, while self-study may involve reaching out to peers, mentors, or educators.
  5. Financial Considerations: Affordability matters. If coaching fees are within reach, you can benefit from their offerings. Yet, many NEET successes have emerged from self-study.
  6. Understanding Competition: Awareness of competition is essential. Coaching institutes foster a competitive environment. If this motivates you, coaching might be the way. Self-study allows for a more solitary journey.
  7. The Significance of Ranks in NEET: Your Competitive Edge

In the NEET landscape, ranks hold a distinctive place. They serve as a reflection of your performance in comparison to your peers. NEET ranks influence not only your eligibility for medical college admissions but also your choice of specialization and future professional opportunities. A high rank not only secures your seat but also distinguishes you as a top-performing candidate. Moreover, ranks enable you to access scholarships, recognition, and prestigious awards, marking you as a potential leader in the medical field. Being cognizant of the weight and value of your NEET rank can inspire you to aim higher, not to intimidate but to set milestones for your journey towards becoming a healthcare professional.

 

Benefits of NEET coaching at The Hind Guru:

  1. Personalized Learning Pathways: The HindGuru employs cutting-edge technology to assess each student’s strengths and weaknesses. This data is then used to create personalized learning pathways that cater to individual needs, ensuring every student’s unique requirements are met.
  2. AI-Powered Practice Tests: Our coaching integrates artificial intelligence to provide students with practice tests that adapt in real-time based on their performance. This innovative feature optimizes study sessions and focuses on areas that need improvement.
  3. Virtual Reality (VR) Anatomy Labs: The Hind Guru offers immersive VR anatomy labs, allowing students to explore the human body in three dimensions. This innovative approach makes learning biology engaging and memorable.
  4. Interactive Live Sessions: Live online classes at The Hind Guru are highly interactive, fostering real-time engagement between students and instructors. Interactive polls, quizzes, and collaborative problem-solving make learning dynamic and engaging.
  5. Gamified Learning Modules: HindGuru employs gamification to make learning fun and effective. Students can earn rewards, badges, and recognition as they progress through modules, enhancing motivation and retention.
  6. Augmented Reality (AR) Practical Sessions: In subjects like Physics and Chemistry, HindGuru uses augmented reality to simulate complex experiments. This hands-on approach allows students to conduct experiments virtually, ensuring they understand the practical aspects thoroughly.
  7. Advanced Performance Analytics: HindGuru’s innovative analytics provide students with detailed insights into their performance. These analytics help identify strengths and weaknesses, enabling targeted improvement.
  8. 24/7 Doubt Resolution: Through an AI-driven chatbot, students can get their doubts resolved 24/7. This ensures that learning doesn’t stop, even outside of regular class hours.
  9. Virtual Study Groups: HindGuru facilitates the formation of virtual study groups, where students can collaborate, discuss, and solve problems together in a virtual environment, fostering peer learning.
  10. Adaptive Content: The platform adapts content delivery based on each student’s progress and learning style. This ensures that students receive content that matches their pace and comprehension level.
  11. Predictive Analytics for Success: HindGuru employs predictive analytics to identify students who may be at risk of falling behind. Early intervention strategies are then implemented to help these students get back on track.
  12. Comprehensive Career Guidance: Beyond just exam preparation, HindGuru offers innovative career guidance tools that help students explore various medical career options, select the right path, and set achievable goals.
  13. Emotional Well-being Support: HindGuru acknowledges the importance of mental and emotional well-being. Innovative tools are in place to provide emotional support and stress management resources to students.

Innovative approaches like these make HindGuru’s NEET coaching not just effective but also enjoyable, ensuring that students are well-prepared to excel in the NEET examination and pursue successful careers in the medical field

 

In conclusion, while it is possible to crack the NEET exam without coaching, the odds are significantly higher when you receive guidance from experienced teachers, problem solvers, counselors, and consultants. Your NEET journey is a critical step toward achieving your dreams of pursuing medical courses. Choosing the right path—coaching or self-study—is a decision that should align with your capabilities, resources, and aspirations.

Remember, the NEET exam is not just a test; it’s a gateway to a brighter future. Your dedication, hard work, and the right guidance will determine your success. For more information on NEET and tips for achieving higher scores, stay connected with our blog. Your journey to NEET success begins here.

 

How a silly mistake becomes a reason for failure in the NEET exam?

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Some students are very brilliant and outstanding in their studies yet they fail to crack the NEET exam. People often ask, what goes wrong in the case of such students. A simple answer is, silly mistake becomes a reason for failure in the NEET exam. Or we can say unwarranted mistakes students commit while attempting the NEET paper are too costly for them.

Simple advice from the experts for the aspirants is while attempting the NEET exam, students should remain careful.  Students should try hard to avoid as many mistakes as they can. It is because the competition for a seat in the Government Medical colleges is very tough. A minor mistake can become a too costly affair in the end. To simplify the matter we should say that a single wrong answer can get leave you short of crossing the cut-off line.

Actually, a single wrong answer gets a 1 negative mark in the NEET test. Sometimes students, in order to get some extra marks to play a gamble without knowing the correct answer. This may work or may not. A loss of a single mark can cost a seat in a government medical college. Students should not attempt even a single question in this manner. Also, sometimes in a hurry, due to absence of mind or due to anxiety, students fill the wrong bubble on the OMR sheet, despite knowing the correct answer. This silly mistake may be the end of the road. So, the best way is to be careful, attentive, and cautious.

“Never attempt an answer, unless you are sure about it”, says Razi Akhtar, faculty at The Hind Guru Academy, a NEET coaching in Delhi. “Even one have a fifty-fifty type situation, he or she should leave the answer blank”, he suggests.

Some students think in such situations if the answer goes right, it may fetch full four marks in NEET Result. It may work sometimes but most of the time dicey answers result in the deduction of one mark. Imagine, an aspirant scored 579 marks, and the cut-off for the government medical colleges is 580. It will be more disheartening for the student than to fail directly. Such conditions are demoralizing and students often develop some sort of depression.

So, what to do? The easiest tips to follow in the exam room are:

  • Never attempt an answer unless you are sure about it
  • Don’t answer in a hurry. Read the question word by word, and properly
  • Fill the answer sheet after confirming the choice for an answer
  • Fill the bubbles on the OMR sheet properly
  • Be attentive in the exam room and follow the instructions
  • Sometimes there is a wrong question with an improper answer. Check for it properly
  • Answer the easiest questions first and leave the tricky ones for later
  • Don’t waste extra time on a single question
  • If you don’t know the answer to the first five, six or seven questions, don’t worry.
  • Never panic. If time is less and you have much work to do, then also never answer in a hurry
  • It’s better to leave an empty response than to attempt a wrong choice

Follow these rules and we are sure that you may clear your NEET exam with a good ranking. Still have any confusion, then meet our counselors. Also, visit our blog regularly for more tips and answer to your queries.

NEET 2021 Result, Cut-off, Score, Admission in Government Medical Colleges

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More than 16 lakh candidates have attempted the NEET exam 2021 conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). To check the results students must visit the official website of NTA, i.e. www.neet.nta.nic.in. After accessing the site, students are asked to log in by entering roll number and date of birth. A scorecard with All India Rank scored marks, and percentile score then appears on the screen. Also, marks corresponding to the cut-off percentile are also announced with the NEET result.

Once the student gets his/her scorecard, starts the race for admissions. In 2020 cut off for the unreserved or the general category students was 720-147. For OBC students cut off was 146-113, while 146-113 for SC/ST’s, 146-129 for UR/EWS- PH, and 128-113 for OBC/SC/ST – PH.

NTA prepares an all India merit list on the basis of cut-off and marks secured by the candidates in the NEET exam. Students who score more than the cut-off are eligible for 15 per cent of all India quota counselling. All India Quota is to be filled based on NEET 2021 rank and as per the statutory regulation of MCI/NMC/DCI. For the admission to the remaining 85 per cent of seats, states are supposed to conduct individual counselling. This year NTA conducted the NEET UG Exam on September 12, 2021, across 202 cities at 3858 centres across India and abroad.

Now, the question is, how marks will be enough to secure a seat in top Medical Colleges? Experts say it is a tricky question. It depends on the merit and quota mathematics. As per norms, students from the general or unreserved category needs a 50 cut-off percentile. It means, 360 or above marks out of 720 are required in order to get admission to MBBS in a government medical college. But, this is only a criterion. In 2020 students who failed to get 580 marks missed the chance.

“We have students who scored 578 and 577 but they didn’t get a seat in government medical college”, says Tanvir Ahmed, coordinator for NEET course at Delhi based coaching institute, The Hind Guru Academy. “Students make silly mistakes and miss their chance”, he adds.

So, be ready for your NEET result in 2021. Log in to the site carefully. Don’t rush and keep calm as the extra burden on the server may cause some delay. We wish all the best to the students who have appeared this year for the NEET exam.

If you aren’t selected, don’t get disheartened. Make a fresh start, work hard and try again. If there is any difficulty or other issue, we are there to help you. Visit our site www.thehindguru.com to get proper guidance for the NEET exam and admission to medical colleges.

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