The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for all medical courses will be held on May 5, 2019.
The NEET 2019 is an examination governed by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission into the medical and dental courses in colleges all over India. NEET is an offline and objective paper wherein students answer 180 MCQ in a stipulated time of 3 hours. The criteria of marking is as follows:
4 marks for every correct answer
A negative mark of minus 1 for every wrong answer
Each unattempt is evaluated as zero with no negative marking upon the same.
These 180 questions inculcate 45 questions from all the core subjects i.e. Physics, Chemistry, Zoology and Botany.
Here, we would a comprehensive analysis how to brush your knowledge in the given time period and get the maximum output in marks. The prime thing to be understood is landing in a medical college is not easy. Perhaps it not a matter to get scared of but a harsh reality. As we aspire to become doctors and dentists the most important thing is to plan the day and work according to a schedule.
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· Make a schedule. Most of the students’ just mug up notes instead of realizing that they have to plan how much task they have to do each day. Divide bigger tasks into smaller chunks of work initiating a break of about 5 minutes after every 45 minutes. In the crucial last hours do not look for new concepts but just the old material thoroughly providing time to each subject for almost 2 hours.
· Solve mock and sample papers. It rightly said that do it over and over again till it becomes a part of you. This will make you have a clear idea of the weaknesses. This also helps to be disciplined with time that is complete the exam within 3 hours which most of the students are unable to because they really get that exam pressure. Solve at least last 5 year papers.
Here, we have a list of some of the most important topics based on their weightage in the previous year papers:
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Physics |
Chemistry |
Biology |
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Ray Optics |
Biomolecules |
Biological Classification |
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Current Electricity |
Alcohols & Ethers |
Principles of Inheritance & Variation |
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Semiconductors |
p-block Elements |
Molecular Basis of Inheritance |
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1D Motion |
Coordination Compounds |
Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants |
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Atomic Structure |
Chemical Bonding |
Animal Kingdom |
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Magnetic Effects of Current |
s-block Elements |
Morphology of Flowering Plants |
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Thermodynamics |
Chemical Kinetics |
Environmental Issues |
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Rotational Motion |
General Organic Chemistry |
Chemical Coordination & Integration |
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Waves and Sound |
Alkanes, Alkenes & Alkynes |
Cell- The Unit of Life |
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Wave Optics |
Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry |
Photosynthesis |
Throughout the week, most of your energy must be well utilized and the hard work done now can also bear fruit. Avoid all distractions strictly. Do not hope for questions to be repeated but remember that the concept never changes. Eat healthy and stay calm and fresh. At times you may feel dull and demotivated but remember all are sailing in the same boat. Take a deep breath and stay positive. Make your environment comfortable with minimal disturbances so that you study with utmost focus and concentration. Do not study at the cost of your sleep and sleep for at least 8 hours.
BEST OF LUCK!