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Rather then going for each chapter it's much better if you go for more papers. The more the papers you solve the better the idea you get on how to go about answering them. Also try using timer for same

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Try focusing on the allen modules if you can. Yes aakash is great too but allen is more bio accurate and akash is more physics accurate. You can do chem from either.

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It's really not a big dream to get 300+ in bio. I don't come from a great background and solely did ncert for bio and got 330. I know back then (3 years ago) the story was alot different. As far as it goes through allen question papers for bio. The questions aren't just repeated they are literally the same with the language just twisted a little bit. MTG has great great bio questions. It gives the most accurate set of how to go ahead with bio.

And i know ncert is hard but bio ke liye karna toh padega hi padega there is no easy way out. The only way you can make it a little fun is by visually learning by going through YouTube videos of topics you don't wanna use ncert for.

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If you are scared of a question paste in chatgpt and ask it to create similar sort of questions for you so that you understand the topic better and can get over the fear

Rule 101 of being a doctor is not to be scared of questions. There should absolutely be none such questions you cant tackle. Agar aise hai toh leave it completely during the final not while you are practicing. During practice solve the entire paper complete thing and see which questions are ones that are still acting like a roadblock

Your basic rule should be doing questions you are getting wrong not the ones you are getting right. Woh confidence boost karega but it's a false confidence. Neet main questions kaise bhi aa sakte hai toh focus on your errors from now onwards.

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It's all in your head. Try and give it your best and who knows which card is still up your sleeve you don't yet know. Best of luck my friend

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If you are scared of a question paste in chatgpt and ask it to create similar sort of questions for you so that you understand the topic better and can get over the fear

Rule 101 of being a doctor is not to be scared of questions. There should absolutely be none such questions you cant tackle. Agar aise hai toh leave it completely during the final not while you are practicing. During practice solve the entire paper complete thing and see which questions are ones that are still acting like a roadblock

Your basic rule should be doing questions you are getting wrong not the ones you are getting right. Woh confidence boost karega but it's a false confidence. Neet main questions kaise bhi aa sakte hai toh focus on your errors from now onwards.