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Essentials of a Good Coaching for NEET and IIT-JEE

November 13, 2021 admin Leave a comment

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.

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Date, procedure and instructions for NEET-2021 Counselling

November 12, 2021 admin Leave a comment

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.

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

November 9, 2021 admin Leave a comment

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
College Name	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
College Name	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
College Name	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
College Name	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
College Name	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
College Name	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
College Name	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
College Name	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
College Name	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.

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

November 1, 2021 admin Leave a comment

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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Clear NEET Exam 2022 easily by following these steps

October 27, 2021 admin Leave a comment

People often ask the counselors, subject experts, and course coordinators, whether there is any shortcut to success in NEET Exam. The answer to this most frequently asked question (FAQ) is yet, there is a shortcut, though not as short as an aspirant wants it to be.

NEET examination paper is composed of the questions from the NCERT syllabus for classes 11 & 12. It is not an easy task to master Physics, Chemistry, and Biology syllabus drafted for the two years of senior secondary, i.e. 11 and 12 standards. The syllabus of NEET is widely spread. It is an even field for all unless you know what to study and what to leave behind. So, to get into the top several hundred students to secure a seat in elite medical colleges isn’t an easy task.

What should be the strategy to clear the NEET exam in a single attempt? Zameer Akhtar, faculty at The Hind Guru Academy suggests, “Students should make a study planner. They should keep a diary or a calendar with clearly marked deadlines. One should get the syllabus, previous year papers, and the list of important topics that get more marks.”

Noor Nawaz Khan, the founding director of the Hind Group also suggests exhaustive revisions, mastering and getting acquainted with the NEET question papers. “Students should go through the previous papers and attempt more and more online mock tests”, he says.

Is this enough? A big no. The aspirant should identify his strengths and weak points. Then a plan should be prepared in which one should gratify the chapters according to the capability. Aspirants for NEET Exam should be ready to set out long study sessions, maybe between 12-15 hours a day. This doesn’t mean one should ignore his/her health. Don’t overstress your body as it may result in failure of the entire plan. Keep yourself fresh. Take small breaks in between. Eat good, healthy food and avoid the junk, outside stuff. Get enough sleep so that you may not fall asleep during study time.

To get some extra marks and secure a place in the merit of Government Medical Colleges, students need to commit some extra time. One should focus on memorizing the topics for the NEET exam. The best way to increase your memory skills is to prepare notes of what you are studying.

Note down all the important points in a copy or a diary. Use a color pen and pencils to segregate those points. Note down your points clearly. You may be able to get them while revising, otherwise, they are of no use. Notes should be written in such a way that they should not create confusion during the time of revision.

Another good practice is to avoid marathon study sessions. Focus on weaker or difficult topics, but don’t waste time. Ask you a teacher or join good coaching for NEET where your mentor may help you to resolve the tough parts of the syllabus. If you follow these points, no one can stop you from clearing the NEET exam.

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Can a weak student crack IIT-JEE?

October 26, 2021 admin Leave a comment

It is perceived that only sharp-minded, brilliant students can crack IIT-JEE. Despite the fact that JEE is a tough examination, it is not necessary that only a sharp student may crack it and a weaker one may not. Sometimes the smartness works. A smart student, the hardworking student can beat a sharp, or a brilliant exam in his JEE scores.

To get an admission in any of the IIT’s, the aspirant needs to crack the JEE, an all-India entrance examination. There is no other way to get admission to the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) other than qualifying for the Joint Entrance examination (JEE). JEE is considered one of the toughest competitions on this earth to get into prestigious engineering colleges. There are so many conditions to meet and so many criteria. Considering these facts, cracking JEE isn’t easy for an average student.

Experts believe that consistency is the key to success. According to Razi Akhtar, a faculty at the Delhi-based coaching Institute the Hind Guru Academy, “mentally students are more consistent. One needs to follow the study schedules holistically”, while adding that “one should be clear about his goals, no matter how sharp his mind is”.

Mental strength also works while attempting an exam. While most of the students panic while facing the tough question paper, those with mental strength fight through the last. In such cases, there is a chance that those with low capability may clear.

Another key point is the quality of efforts. Some students are more sincere even though they know their limitations. They keep on attempting and solving complex problems. Their sincerity finally pays back.

Finally, good monitoring, guidance, and quality study material become much important for the students with limited brilliance. Coaches know what to read and what to not. Coaching and guidance centers specialize in managing the enormous content and condensing it into the important ones. This results in focused study material and discarding what is not so important.

So, average students shouldn’t lose their hopes. They should prepare themselves to achieve their goal. Premium coaching institutions like The Hind Guru Academy can help such students to realize their dreams. All they need is dedication and sincerity.

Is 400 score enough in NEET to get a Government Medical College?

October 24, 2021 admin Leave a comment

NEET aspirants often quiz about the minimum score they need to get into the government medical colleges. Though 400 plus is considered a good score in the NEET examination, sometimes it may not be enough to get into a good medical college.

Students often think that scoring 400 in the NEET examination may be enough to make a way into a government medical college. Considering the previous year’s results, it may work but the cut-off is always going to be higher. With the number of aspirants rising every year, competition may also increase. It may not be surprising if the cut-off for government medical colleges may get beyond 500 marks.

Preparing for the NEET exam usually requires devotion of 12-15 hours a day. It may vary from student to student. Also, it varies because not all are equal in mental state. It also depends on the foundation, i.e. where the aspirant has studied and how well he was during his school days. There are many students who aspire for full 720 marks. In such circumstances, the barrier of 400 may be breached by more students in the coming years.

“Sometimes it may work and sometimes it may not”, says Noor Nawaz Khan, the founder-director of premium coaching institute, The Hind Guru Academy. “400 is a good score, but the seats in the government medical colleges are limited. Suppose there are 5000 seats and 6000 students score 450 then 400 will not help the aspirant”, he adds.

So, what to do, if an aspirant wants to score more than 450 or 500 in order to secure a seat in government-run medical colleges? Here are a few points that may work for an aspirant:
Know your own strengths and then start the preparation
Learn about the exam pattern and the marks distribution
Go through the complete syllabus and segregate it into easy to tackle and hard to manage parts
Create an effective study plan and follow it strictly
Get quality books, preferably published by NCERT
Attempt the test series in quality coaching institutions like The Hind Guru Academy
Solve the previous year question papers and assess your problematic parts
Revise important topics thoroughly
Don’t waste extra time on topics that are well beyond your grasp
Get a good tutor or join a good institution for preparation. It will help you clear your doubts without wasting extra time

Also, prepare your lesson plans. Mark the high-scoring topics. Focus on the chapters that yield more marks. If you follow these rules, we are sure you may surpass the cut-off required to get admission to government medical colleges.

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Scoring full 720 marks in the NEET exam isn’t impossible

October 23, 2021 admin Leave a comment

Attempting a NEET exam and scoring the maximum 720 marks in three hours is a very tricky thing. Most of the students fell prey to depression, anxiety or stress. Though it is tough, scoring full 720 marks in the NEET exam isn’t impossible.

A NEET exam question paper contains a total of 180 questions. It is a multiple-choice question or MCQ format paper. Out of these 180 questions, 45 are asked in Physics, 45 in Chemistry, and 45 each in Botany and Zoology. Each correct response gets 4 marks and for every wrong answer, 1 mark is deducted. Half-filled bubbles are rarely counted by the OMR reader and multi responses as considered a wrong attempt.

To score the maximum marks, the student should keep himself calm, composed, and confident. You have prepared a lot to attempt this exam, so believe in yourself and your hard work. Be careful that you follow all the instructions in the examination hall. While filling in the details and filling the bubbles on the OMR sheet always be extra vigilant. Never attempt an answer in haste, nor fill in your details incorrectly.

Never care for the minor mistakes as this may not cancel your answer sheet. According to the rules mentioned by the National Testing Agency (NTA), no OMR sheet goes unchecked. Even if you have made any mistake in filling in your details it will be checked, unless there is something unbearable.

So, it’s time to answer the questions. Aspirants often ask, “What’s the best way to respond to the question paper?” It is tricky though, but the experiences suggest, one must go for the easiest one first. According to Syed Tanwir Ahmed, coordinator of NEET at Delhi-based premier coaching institute, “The Hind Guru Academy,” always start answering from the portion that is most comfortable for you”.

“Even if there are tough questions in the start and you are not able to answer, five, six, seven of them, don’t panic. Try to switch to the other paper or the next portion and surely it will work”, adds Syed Tanwir Ahmed who teaches Biology for NEET.

Most of the Gurus suggest panic and anxiety are the worst enemies in the examination hall. If the question paper is tough, it is tough for all. If an aspirant is dropping the marks, he is not alone. So, keeping calm and composed is the key to success. “Attempt the easiest questions and if you have spare time, then try to attempt the harder ones. But remember, never answer a wrong question and leave it blank. Even a drop of a single mark can get you out of the merit”, says Manish Gautam, another teacher from Delhi who helps the students in preparation for NEET.

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Is NEET Physics Tough?- True or Just a Myth? – Unlocking the Secrets

October 22, 2021 admin Leave a comment

Is Neet Physics Tough, really ! Are you gearing up for the NEET examination, feeling the pressure of mastering every subject, especially physics? You’re not alone. Many aspiring medical students grapple with the notion that NEET physics is exceptionally challenging. But is it really as tough as it seems, or is it just a myth perpetuated by the exam anxiety? Let’s embark on a journey to demystify NEET physics and explore how you can conquer this subject with confidence and determination.

Understanding the Perception: Why Is NEET Physics Deemed Difficult?

NEET, being one of the most competitive medical entrance exams, demands a comprehensive understanding of physics concepts. However, the perception of difficulty often stems from various factors:

1. Concept Complexity: Physics involves intricate theories and principles, making it appear daunting for many students.

2. Numerical Challenges: The subject requires a strong grasp of mathematical concepts, posing challenges for those not comfortable with calculations.

3. Exam Pressure: The fear of physics being tough intensifies due to the significance of NEET scores in determining medical admissions.

Is Neet Physics Tough -The Common Perception of Medical Students

A prevalent stereotype among medical students revolves around academic strengths, particularly in the context of biology. Some students believe they excel in biology just because their scores in this subject are higher than those in physics and chemistry. For such individuals, an ideal scenario would be an overall easy paper. However, this approach might not yield significant benefits in the end. Even if the paper is easy, their rank may not be impressive, primarily because their knowledge, especially in physics, is formula-based. Thus, the perceived advantage might not translate into a remarkable rank.

Breaking the Mold – The Unconventional Approach of Neet Students

Contrary to the stereotype, there are non-stereotypical medical students, who possess a strong grasp of physics from the beginning but struggle with biology. However, despite the initial challenges, these students manage to achieve decent scores in all subjects. What sets them apart is their balanced performance across disciplines. Their strength lies in physics or chemistry, which becomes the driving force behind their impressive rank. Unlike the stereotypical student, their success isn’t limited to easy papers; instead, their comprehensive understanding and proficiency in specific subjects substantially enhance their overall rank

Beyond Stereotypes: Mastering NEET Physics with a Fresh Perspective

Physics is one of the papers in the NEET exam that students usually find most difficult to solve. The reason is, most of the students devote their time to Biology and Chemistry and Physics either remain unresolved or a neglected topic. It is when most of the toppers score well in Physics to get higher ranks in the NEET exam.

Is Neet Physics tough now, relaxed .Physics isn’t as tough as our students perceive it to be. Though the students of the Biology stream are afraid of calculations and the derivations involved it is an interesting paper. All we need is to make a proper subject plan, a good teacher and some quality books. Quality coaching institutions like the Hind Guru Academy can be helpful to tackle the obstacles created by Physics.

“Understanding NEET Exam Format: Vital Physics Chapters for NEET 2023”

Class 11	Vectors Mechanics Laws of motion Kinematics Rotational dynamics Work, power and energy Oscillations and waves Gravitation Thermodynamics Fluid Mechanics

Class 12	Electrostatics Electro-Magnetic Induction Magnetic effects of current Atoms and nuclei Current electricity Electronic devices Semiconductor Electronics Ray Optics and Optical Instruments Wave Optics Alternating Current

If we see the syllabus of Physics for NEET, the subject carries an equal weightage of questions from Class 11 and Class 12. Considering this, students must focus uniformly on the overall syllabus during the preparation for the NEET exam 2024. In the physics section of the NEET exam, a total of 50 questions are included. Out of these 50 aspirants are asked to attempt only 45 questions. These 45 question sums up to a total of 180 marks in the NEET exam.

If someone wants admission in top medical colleges of India in BDS or MBBS course, how can he or she neglect the paper that counts for 180 marks? Obviously, a deficit of 180 marks will ruin the prospects of getting admission into Top Medical colleges or the apex medical institutions. So, it is very crucial for the students to score excellently in Physics paper of NEET-2024

The syllabus of Physics for the NEET exam consists of 29 chapters. This includes the curriculum of both Class 11th and 12th. In order to score well in Physics for NEET, one should prepare strategically. The easy way is to divide the syllabus into parts. Revise the easiest one and don’t waste the time on topics that are out of your mind. Get a good teacher to resolve your issues. Depend on the good quality study material for your preparation. The best content is available in NCERT books and the preparation material of the Hind Guru Academy, New Delhi. Here is the Neet Physics Live Class Riverboat Problem & Rain & main Problem on Youtube Watch Live NEET PHYSICS Class

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Physics in the NEET exam requires a thorough knowledge about the topics. Students must focus on the topics which carry more weightage. Aspirants should also consider the analysis of the neet previous year’s question papers. If you need more clarification on how to prepare Physics for NEET-2024, get in touch with our counselors. They will never let you down .You can answer your friends easily for “Is Neet Physics tough ”

Preparation Tips for NEET Physics

Understanding Concepts: Start by understanding the fundamental concepts. Clear your doubts and delve into the basics of each topic. A strong foundation is vital for tackling complex problems.
Effective Time Management: Allocate equal time to physics, chemistry, and biology. Spending excessive time on physics might hamper your performance in other subjects. Balance is the key.
Strategic Study Plan: Create a structured study plan, dividing the syllabus chapter-wise. Set deadlines for each topic and stick to your schedule. After understanding the concepts, practice questions, including previous years’ papers.
Identify Important Chapters: Familiarize yourself with the NEET exam pattern and identify crucial chapters. Focus on topics such as mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, and electronics, which carry significant weightage.
Practice, Practice, Practice: Solve problems from chapters frequently asked in NEET. Regular practice enhances your problem-solving skills. Utilize resources like NCERT, previous years’ question papers, and reference books for rigorous practice.
Effective Revision: After mastering concepts, regular revision is crucial. Create summary charts with formulas and important derivations. Review these charts regularly to reinforce your memory.
Selecting the Right Resources: Command over NCERT is essential. Supplement your preparation with books like “Objective NEET Physics” by D.C. Pandey and H.C. Verma. These resources provide in-depth knowledge and practice material.
Avoid JEE Approach: NEET and JEE have different question patterns. Focus on NEET-specific topics and question types. Don’t confuse your preparation with JEE aspirants.
Self-Care: Maintain a healthy lifestyle. Exercise, proper diet, and adequate breaks are crucial for mental and physical well-being. Manage stress through yoga and relaxation techniques.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)Q1. How should I prepare for NEET 2024 physics?A1. Understand fundamental concepts, practice regularly, manage your time effectively, and focus on important chapters. Utilize resources like NCERT and reputable reference books for comprehensive preparation.Q2. What’s the best online academy website for NEET physics 2024 preparation?
A2. Websites like The Hind Guru academy offer organized study materials and NEET notes. Consider joining revision batches for comprehensive topic coverage and test series. Join & enroll for SAMBHAV 700+ today.

Q3. Which topic is crucial for NEET 2024 physics preparation?

A3. Topics like motion in a straight line and clear concepts related to it are fundamental. Focus on mastering these topics for a strong foundation in physics.

Q4. How can I score 150-160+ marks in NEET physics?

A4. Focus on NCERT and practice extensively. Solve questions from previous years’ papers and maintain a consistent study schedule.

Best Tips to crack NEET- 2021 and Get the Top Rank

March 20, 2021 Hind Guru Leave a comment

The medical entrance exam NEET-2021 for the admissions to MBBS, BDS courses will be held on August 1. More than fifteen lakh students are expected to appear in the exam that is considered one of the most competitive exercise in the country. With exam approaching fast, students want to know, what to study and what to not. Here are few tips.

Clear your focus: You must know what your objective is. Obviously, you need to score more to get into the elite institutions. Higher the rank, better the opportunities. You should dream big and be focused for your target.

Identify your strength and weaknesses: You should know what your strength and weaknesses are. These may by different for the different person. Draw your strategy depending on your strength.

Consolidate on good foundation: Do not mingle what you do not know. If you are not able to solve specific question it means you have left something that was important. Go to your teacher, ask about the fundamental and get the problem resolved.

Revision: Make your revision timetable. Do not try to swallow everything. Consolidate on what you know. There is not much time left so focus on the topics you know. We will not advise to leave the topics you do not know but avoid wasting time on new things. If you are a fast learner, then it may be the different thing.

Learn the paper pattern: You should have a look on paper pattern as well as on the marking pattern. If there is a negative marking system, then avoid attempting the questions that are doubtful.

Mock Tests: You must try to give more and more mock tests and test series. Plan to attempt at least one test a day.

Good Study Material: Do not get into the fat books, rather get the good, specific, and objective study material. Also, get last 12 years question papers of medical entrance examinations. This would help you a lot.

Practice more: You should practice the combination of questions with different clinical and non-clinical subjects. Try to focus on questions that are Image based, GIFS and Video based.

High Scoring Topics: Do not get into any new topic or concept. Try to concentrate on high scoring topics and subjects. If there is any confusion, ask your tutor/teacher.

If you are at The Hind Guru Academy, you are advised to study in groups. The teachers are available all the time. Do not waste the time. If you are strangled with and question, just ask the teacher. We are sure, if are following the above mentioned points, you will come out as a winner.

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