#NEET preparation material

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Here are the tips to start preparing for NEET 2023.

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What Does The Best Study Material For NEET Preparation Entail?

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So Ei would travel with Shiki to help her gather material for the new puppet body she's trying to make? Now I wonder how a thousands year old neet of a god would interact with the most socially dysfunctional mortal on Teyvat.

Also, I wonder what the Fatui is going to do now that Ei has been "dethroned". With how arrogant and haughty Signora is, perhaps she would underestimate Shiki? After all, a mere mortal can't possibly be more dangerous to deal with than a god right?

Right?

In my head, the list of puppet materials definitely includes Amakumo Fruit. This has nothing to do with me gathering mats in preparation for Raiden's upcoming banner.

Shiki isn't a very good measure of a normal person. It takes Ei a little longer than it really should for her to realize that, which is something that Yae would probably tease her about in the future.

Signora would underestimate Shiki after discovering that she's a mortal. I haven't really decided on how this encounter would go... or maybe a Balladeer encounter instead? Maybe both?? I'll probably think about this a bit more haha.

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Hey fellow neet24 aspirant!! I hope you are doing well considering the fact that the exam is just a month away. I'm kinda struggling and I'd be so honoured if you can guide me love.

I have finished my syllabus however I'm struggling to revise it and actually be able to solve questions hence I score low in mocks (which is indirectly proportional to my anxiety lmao). So how do I overcome it? I avoid solving mocks cuz of this but ik I should. I'm hella scared lol.

Wishing you all the best and I admire your hard work sm 💗

Hi fellow NEET aspirant! Your words of kindness mean a lot to me💛

It might be too late in the year to do this, but I suggest a few open book tests. Keep the textbooks/materials with you (no internet, no phone) and write the mock test. If you're able to identify which question asks for which topic in the subject material, then you're halfway there.

Revising syllabus must be done with short notes at this point in time.

Unfortunately, we cannot skip mocks at this time in our preparation so I urge you to solve it. I know it seems difficult and nerve-wracking, but I have a process that worked for me last year when I was anxious about mocks.

Take a past year NEET paper (except 2019 Delhi, 2016 phase 2, those are infamously conceptual) and sit down and write it in the mornings, or a time when there's no disturbance around you. See how accurately you're able to solve the questions and then after you've written a few like that, check how quickly you're writing the tests. This helped boost my confidence.

Take the guidance of your mentors or coaching teachers and be frank and truthful with them. Tell them your problems, don't dwell on the past and ask them how you can make better of this situation we have here. They can help.

Hope this helps. All the very best!!💛

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hey im starting class 11 in cbse and im doing neet as well (supporting the masses frfr) the thing is im switching from another board and i have no clue on where to find cbse and neet past year papers bc for at least neet theyre all solved so wld be great if you had any links handy :)

hi! good luck on starting class 11 as well as preparing for NEET ♡ doing both can be difficult but if managed well, will definitely become easier. i have divided this post into multiple sections depending on the kind of materials you require. they have been linked as well so that it is easier for you to find. if you'd require any further help, always feel free to reach out! all the best once again!

(the main focus area of each section is in pink bold and the link of each material is in red bold)

𖤐 FOCUS — NEET [MCQ BOOK SETS COVERING 11TH AND 12TH]

• Physics Wallah Full Course Study Material Set (Physics, Chemistry & Biology — 15 Books for Classes 11 & 12) Includes PYQ with Answers (NEET 2024 Edition) [MCQ's Only] — Click Here

• MTG Objective NCERT at your FINGERTIPS For NEET - Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Set of 3 Books) [MCQ's Only] — Click Here

𖤐 FOCUS — CBSE SAMPLE PAPERS [SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS]

• Oswaal CBSE Sample Question Papers Class 11 For

Chemistry Physics Biology

𖤐 FOCUS — BOOKS FOR THE THEORY PART [NCERT & IT'S IMPORTANCE]

• For Biology, please only just refer to NCERT. Nothing else is required. Keep your reading sources limited, simply practice from different books. For NCERT Biology book Click Here

• For Chemistry, make sure to go through the NCERT Chemistry book thoroughly because questions are given directly from the solved examples. For NCERT Chemistry book Click Here

• For Physics also, same as Chemistry. go through the NCERT throughly because the solved examples from there are really important. For NCERT Physics book Click Here

𖤐 FOCUS — OTHER REFERENCE BOOKS [FOR NUMERICALS PRACTICE]

However, for Physics and Chemistry, NCERT isn't enough for practice. So you can refer to other reference books for solving numericals. (the best and most recommended given below)

• For Chemistry Modern's ABC Dr. S.P. Jauhar

• For Physics New Simplified Physics S.L. Arora

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In the realm of medical education, the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) stands as the gateway to prestigious medical colleges in India. Aspiring doctors undergo rigorous preparation, seeking guidance and expertise to conquer this formidable examination. In Faridabad, the quest for excellence in NEET finds its destination at Para Classes, a beacon of educational prowess and a catalyst for success. Paving the Path to Medical Excellence

Nestled in the heart of Faridabad, Para Classes emerges as a formidable force in the realm of NEET coaching. With a legacy of nurturing medical aspirants and sculpting their dreams into reality, the institute stands as a testament to unwavering dedication and academic excellence. Let us delve into the myriad reasons why Para Classes shines as the quintessential choice for NEET preparation in Faridabad. A Pedagogical Paradigm:

At Para Classes, education transcends traditional boundaries, embracing innovation and dynamism in pedagogy. The institute boasts a team of seasoned educators, each a maestro in their respective domains, imparting knowledge with unparalleled clarity and precision. From comprehensive study materials to interactive sessions, every aspect of the curriculum is meticulously crafted to fortify students' conceptual understanding and problem-solving acumen. Personalized Mentorship:

Recognizing the unique learning needs of every student, Para Classes prioritizes personalized mentorship as a cornerstone of its approach. Through small batch sizes and one-on-one sessions, mentors forge a symbiotic relationship with students, understanding their strengths, weaknesses, and aspirations. This personalized attention not only nurtures academic growth but also instills confidence and resilience in facing the challenges of NEET head-on. Holistic Development:

Beyond academic excellence, Para Classes advocates for the holistic development of its students. The institute offers a plethora of extracurricular activities, ranging from seminars and workshops to cultural events, fostering a vibrant community where learning extends beyond the confines of textbooks. Moreover, emphasis on personality development and communication skills equips students with the tools necessary to thrive not only in NEET but also in their future endeavors as medical professionals. Comprehensive Test Series:

Understanding the significance of practice in mastering NEET, [Insert Coaching Institute Name] offers a comprehensive test series meticulously curated to simulate the actual examination environment. Regular mock tests, coupled with in-depth analysis and feedback, enable students to gauge their progress, identify areas of improvement, and fine-tune their strategies accordingly. This strategic approach not only enhances performance but also cultivates the discipline and resilience essential for success in NEET. Result-Oriented Approach:

The hallmark of [Insert Coaching Institute Name] lies in its unwavering commitment to delivering results. Over the years, the institute has consistently produced top-ranking students, with a stellar track record of success in NEET. This testament to excellence stands as a testament to the institute's relentless pursuit of academic brilliance and unwavering support for its students' aspirations. Conclusion: In the competitive landscape of NEET coaching, Para Classes emerges as a beacon of hope and enlightenment for medical aspirants in Faridabad. With its holistic approach to education, personalized mentorship, and unwavering commitment to excellence, the institute not only nurtures academic brilliance but also instills values of integrity, resilience, and compassion in its students. As aspiring doctors embark on their journey towards medical excellence, Para Classes stands ready to guide, inspire, and empower them every step of the way.

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Elevate Your NEET Preparation with Sanjeev Rathore Coaching in Kanpur

Personalized Approach

Sanjeev Rathore Coaching believes in the individuality of each student. Unlike conventional coaching centers, where one-size-fits-all strategies are employed, Sanjeev Rathore Coaching takes a personalized approach. Every student is assessed based on their strengths, weaknesses, and learning style. Tailored study plans and personalized attention ensure that each student receives the guidance they need to excel in their NEET coaching in Kanpur.

Experienced Faculty

The backbone of any coaching institute is its faculty, and Sanjeev Rathore Coaching boasts a team of experienced and dedicated educators. With years of expertise in their respective fields, the faculty members at Sanjeev Rathore Coaching are committed to nurturing talent and guiding students towards success. Their comprehensive understanding of the NEET syllabus and effective teaching methodologies ensures that students are well-prepared to tackle the challenges posed by the examination.

Comprehensive Study Material

Success in NEET requires more than just theoretical knowledge; it demands a deep understanding of concepts and extensive practice. Sanjeev Rathore Coaching provides students with meticulously curated study material that covers the entire syllabus comprehensively. From detailed notes to practice questions and mock tests, every aspect of the study material is designed to facilitate effective learning and revision.

State-of-the-Art Infrastructure

Learning environment plays a crucial role in shaping students’ academic journey. Recognizing this, Sanjeev Rathore Coaching provides state-of-the-art infrastructure equipped with modern amenities to create a conducive learning environment. Spacious classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, and a library stocked with reference books and study material ensure that students have access to all the resources they need to succeed.

Regular Progress Monitoring

At Sanjeev Rathore Coaching, the journey towards NEET success is not just about teaching; it’s about continuous improvement. Regular assessments and progress monitoring mechanisms are in place to track students’ performance and identify areas that require attention. Feedback sessions with faculty members help students understand their strengths and weaknesses, allowing them to focus their efforts on areas that need improvement.

Holistic Development

While academic excellence is paramount, Sanjeev Rathore Coaching believes in nurturing students’ overall growth. Alongside rigorous academic training, emphasis is also placed on developing essential skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication. Extracurricular activities and workshops are organized to foster holistic development and prepare students for the challenges beyond the NEET coaching in Kanpur.

Conclusion

In the competitive landscape of NEET coaching in Kanpur, Sanjeev Rathore Coaching shines as a beacon of excellence, offering unparalleled guidance and support to aspiring medical students in Kanpur. With its personalized approach, experienced faculty, comprehensive study material, state-of-the-art infrastructure, regular progress monitoring, and emphasis on holistic development, Sanjeev Rathore Coaching equips students with the skills and knowledge they need to ace the NEET examination and embark on a successful medical career. If you’re looking for NEET coaching in Kanpur that goes above and beyond, look no further than Sanjeev Rathore Coaching.

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I've my isc chem board exam tomorrow (today?) at 2PM I'm panicking and this is the only thing that I can think to do

Advice? Help? Thoughts? Prayers?

Hey anon maggot I've got you. First, breathe, okay?

My (CBSE) chem board exam was on my birthday when it happened. And I hadn't prepared properly at all due to various health things. I was stressed out and miserable. But guess what. It went fine.

I promise you, the boards aren't the life-changing, life-defining, be-all-and-end-all exams that the Indian system keeps making us believe. I know it's hard to agree with me right now. Everyone told me the same thing and I was still so stressed about it.

Remember these things, okay?

These exams are not competitive exams. They're not trying to weed out people. They're made so even the students who barely grasped the material can still score enough to pass. You will get marks. It's inevitable.

Also, try and write the answers in the way those buggers want it, such as adding steps to calculations, ensuring the format with chemical reactions, including formulae and keywords. It's less about how right you are and more how you are right about it.

These exams are really not going to affect a lot. If you're in the science stream, odds are you're more relying on some kind of competitive exam for entrance to whatever course you're studying. These courses usually just have a minimum percentage needed in the boards.

Even if you are using the boards for entrance into colleges, remember that you have studied, and they're easier than people make them out to be. I swear they are.

Now, I know worst case scenarios might crop up in your brain, and in that case look. Even if you fail, there are retakes. Even if you can't do the retakes, there's a provision to write them again the next year.

Again, these exams are going to be really easy compared to your internal assessments. Schools structure them that way so that their students do well in the boards and their own credibility increases. What's going to be more important than your preparation is that you sit there calm enough to write down what you know, check for mistakes if you have time, don't short-circuit your brain with panic and make avoidable errors, and most importantly, leave feeling okay. Yeah?

There's nothing wrong with being worried, but don't let it get out of hand. You're worth so much more than one stupid exam. Please take my word for this, I've learned the hard way. The next three paragraphs are my personal story, and if you don't have time to read it, feel free to skip it, I'll make my point after.

That chem board exam of mine? I got 99%. And guess what, I still took a gap year because the exam stress of NEET and the boards landed me in the fucking hospital with steroidal injections the week before the NEET and I couldn't take the exam.

I spent the drop year studying myself to literal breakdown for the NEET. And then I realised the week before NEET that fuck, I didn't actually want to do science anymore. The NEET exam was on my birthday, again. I wrote it, because the exams had nearly killed me and I wanted to just write it to get closure. The next week, I got into a design school.

And three months into design school, I dropped out. Because of intense bullying, harassment and isolation by every single student in the small college including the dean because of my mental health and queerness. I loved the course and the material, and I'd been performing well, but I had to drop out anyway. A month later, I got admission into a much more well-known design school for next year. But now I'm not sure I want to do on-campus education anymore, because of how every aspect of my identity will have to be hidden to survive.

The point? There are so, so many factors that they don't tell you about on how life will go and where you'll end up, what you'll study and who you'll be. The boards are a very, very tiny part of that. Honestly, all exams are just one part of that. An important part, sometimes. But not by any means the only. I did extremely well in my exams, even with health issues, and look at my college dropout ass two years after the boards. And yet I'm still really happy, and my career is not doomed.

This may be more than you wanted. But I think it's something students need to hear. I don't want people to be driven to the brink, landed in a hospital like I was, because of a few fucking scores.

As for your exam, well, again: stay calm, and then you'll remember everything. Neuroscience proves that, by the way. It also proves that all the information you consciously or unconsciously absorbed throughout the year will spring up unexpectedly and help you.

It'll go well. I promise. It'll all go well for you.

All the best, my maggot. Take all the love and wishes. I'm rooting for you, always. And I'm so proud of you already. Yeah? Good :")

Love, Asmi

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Can u give me some suggestions fr physics

Physics? Are u a JEE or NEET aspirant? Or are u aiming for boards and preparing SAT?

Broooo. I am in 11th. I am the last person you should ask a suggestion from. It’s better if u ask someone who already cracked NEET or JEE. But my sister did make it to AIIMS Delhi. So I may help you with what I learnt from her.

For JEE:

BM Sharma and HC Verma are cool ig. There also follow this publisher called Cengage. Most of my friends who are pursuing JEE follow those and they end up scoring really well in mock tests.

For NEET:

1. Read SL ARORA book and solve “problems for practice” in the preliminary level

2. Then solve past 36 years NEET chapter wise question bank.

3. This with the topping of one NCERT book read and it’s numerical are perfect combo in my opinion.

4. You could also sign up for a Test Series. It pressurises you to study a lot.

For Boards:

1. NCERT

2. NCERT

3 NCERT

No other option. It’s basically reading NCERT so many time that u can recite it out.

Anyway I didn’t pass 11th or give NEET or anything yet. It is what I BELIEVE THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE. It’s no way a full proof way and even I m in the process of trial and error. Also, different techniques work for different people. Some people are visual learners. For them, watching YouTube videos maybe a better option. Some learn better by listening to lectures. For them listening to the Walter Lewin’s lectures on YouTube May turn out to be OP. Strictly speaking I m not comfortable with either. I like reading a variety of books.

If u like reading a variety of books too then after doing all these stuff study some study material (if u signed up for any big tuition centre like ALLEN and all) and after that u May look at the study material you received from tuition houses (although low key if u understand the books it’s unnecessary I feel).

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