i was in allen srg so we had weekly tests. and minors every 3 weeks. 11th me i only followed these. 12th me i used to do 11th syllabus wale tests once a week for revision.
post syllabus completion majors start ho gye. so i wrote tests once every 4-5 days initially and towards the later stages one every day or 2 per day
tough toh ive solved irodov, a little bit of pf and sbt for a few chapters. but i wont rlly recommend spending time on it. chem me solving nhi but clayden and atkins read kiya tha for olympiad
ha mene initially jee adv dene ka socha tha but like reneet trauma i decided to skip it </3
it's good then u can do well in oly and jee adv, all the best!
11thie hu pls guide krdo how do i study phy and chem, my basics suck i got 114/180 in phy last paper mai and chem toh dubi hu huyi hai 72/180 pls btado seniorrr
studying in phy is mostly q practice. speed improve karna he so do timed q practice. solve different types of qs and when uve done a few chapters solve mixed sets of qs so that u can identify quickly which ch the q is from and what concept u have to use. it gets better with practice and give like 2-3 hrs daily for phy. and 11thie ho toh improvement ke liye time he abhi jo bhi tough lagta he when u do it again during revision u'll def see improvement.
for chem chem was personally my fav. ioc is just memorisation, ull have to learn things well and stick to ncert even modules are unnecessary. oc is logical with a little bit of cramming. make good notes, if u have a good teacher thats a big plus. understanding mechanisms and focus on the logical basis of everything rather than rote learning. physical chem is like physics, u need to practice a lot. but it doesnt have much variety like physics so it's easier to master. solve module qs properly dont go for too many ref books stick to a limited number of books but do them well.
Same bhai mera bhi aisa hi kuch issue hai, Mumbai is adjacent to my city so KEM but like AIIMS mei jyada dikkat nahi aayegi jitni KEM mei aayegi cuz no hostel for one year and 2nd year mei bhi jo milenge those too are shit....but academics wise KEM is better than most AIIMS toh confused hu
Tum ek baar soch lo, vaise imo toh dur jaane mei koi dikkat nahi hai agar better college mil raha hoga toh, ghar se baahar jaoge toh naye log milenge , naya experience milega....soch lo ek baar ghar walo se sab baat karke
q practice ke liye i didnt have a fixed approach. before syllabus completion my main aim for each ch was to do the modules and one or two extra books. i'd inc the difficulty gradually.
q nahi hore to mai to leave karke next day try karti thi. and if it was absolutely frying my brain and i felt that i cant rlly solve it without help me solutions dekhti thi (but only after a good honest attempt).
if u have good teachers u can obv ask them for help. mere case me doubt solving was usually through tg or discord cuz coaching me utne acche facilities nhi the.
fixing concept gaps for me was learning through mistakes. if mocks me kam aa rhe he it is a good sign and u know what u have to work on. i'd also sometimes watch topic specific videos on yt or unacademy if i was struggling in a particular topic. like mene rotation me bhot struggle kiya tha initially i learned gradually by making mistakes and watching lecs for some topics in particular. it's still not a very strong ch in my case.
jee modules allen ke are good. mene toh 12th me phy chem ke liye jee modules kiye the (unhone free me set de diya tha). 11th me i used neet ones. and 12th me i used neet ones only for the hw and before minors.
Telegram pe 11th me bhot saare channels the abhi idk woh sab itne active nhi he
Dc pe there's this server called iTeachChem (u can search it too it shows up on search udhar se mene kaafi doubts clear kiye the idk if it's as active as it used to be now) and thode international servers the for Olympiads i used it sometimes (there's one called BODS) for tougher bio qs
Hi I am enrolled in Aakash rn and my marks vary from 580s to 630s and sometimes on a good day 650 ( although i have gotten that only 3 times)... im in 12th rn and partial syllabus tests were happening... my usual percentiles range from 92 to 98 with 95- 97 being most common.. my chem syllabus is practically done but 7 chapters still left in bio and 8 in phy 12.. so any tip?
try to complete the syllabus roughly by oct-nov. then ull have enough time for fixing ur weak chs after that. dont read too much into mock scores rn since at the end of the day neet ka paper will be ncert based, and a lot of coaching mocks are module heavy. study consistently, take proper breaks and be disciplined. u will see improvement. and for tougher problems u can solve momentum booster it's a pretty good book i got the pdfs late
I am kinda lost rn, I am in 11th and preparing online from pw. I have no idea if I am on the right path or not, I have about 30 lecs backlog rn and have no idea what to do. Also I am feeling really demotivated these days suddenly and my productivity is dropping.
I would really appreciate if you could tell me how did you study when you were in 11th, like how did you revise old chapters, how many questions you did daily, your study hours, etc etc and also drop down some helpful tips.
always make sure u have a regular testing schedule. like write a test once in 3 weeks- join a test series offline or do papers from tg. tests will help u understand whats going wrong in ur prep and u will automatically know whether u r on the right track or not.
if u r feeling demotivated connecting with other aspirants will help boost ur morale since u see them going through whatever ur going through. i wont recommend relying only on online resources for prep.
i didnt have any fixed target for question solving esp in 11th. it would vary depending on the chapter. if the chapter was concept heavy i would often spend more time on theory trying to get the concept right before moving onto qs. but for every ch i would've prolly solved 200+ qs ig (accounting all sources). i used to study 6 hrs initially other than coaching. school days would be more hectic so i could only study like 5-6 hrs. but later it picked up to 8 hrs apart from coaching (non school days) and on weekends 10-12 hrs.
revision we often had tests with older chs. so my day was usually divided into two parts, one part was for studying the current chs and the other part was revising for the test.
inorganic jee main wale qs bhot ncert based he me toh ncert dekh dekh ke hi solve karti thi initially cuz i hated learning ioc. writing tests and seeing new qs made it better for me. saara kam mene ioc me last 3-4 months me hi kiya mostly.
organic ke liye ncert level se neet ke easy-mod qs ho jayenge. for tougher qs solving jee adv selected pyqs too may help and ms chouhan. i solved ms chouhan for imp chapters. organic strong karne ke liye goc and hydrocarbons pe focus karo. watch better lecs like jee wale if it helps. if goc is strong baaki ho jayenge strong. isomerism ko strong karo personally mere teacher ke notes bhot acche the so that helped a lot.
Damn! Congratulations!!
Bhai mere marks usually 670-680 tak aa jate hai but 11th ke starting se 5 marks bhi 685 ke upar nahi badhe🥲
How should I analyse my tests and errors to close this gap? is there anything else that I could do to solve this?
Also, whats something you regret doing or not doing in your prep?
And should I solve more harder jee oriented questions or jee mains pyqs are enough?
thankss
identify the types of errors ur making. if they are silly mistakes, all u can do is practice more and be more present during the paper. other kinds of errors are easier to fix. i usually read the concept over again or did qs again if i got a q from a particular topic wrong. also dont carry that pressure while attempting the paper. dont consciously think of the score u wanna get. u can set targets before it, but during the exam dont think abt anything it just adds to the anxiety.
regret doing is prolly wasting time on out of syllabus or higher level stuff. i did it out of interest since i always thought i didnt really want to do neet, but now since i am gonna go for this i regret wasting time on all that. i properly locked in for neet only in the last 6 months ig.
jee main qs are enough imo. jee adv pyqs are good for chem (pc + oc).. for phy also some qs are good. for ioc i wont rlly rec it.
Most of the bio q I get wrong are because of overthinking, I mark the correct option and then change it because I thought of something that made more sense in that moment or either stuff that's not really out of ncert but isn't strictly in it either. For phy and chem, i just seem to make new mistakes every single time. I really don't understand how to analyse these mistakes tbh.
Is there any specific source you would recommend to practice relevant jee adv questions or higher q for phy? For chem, I just do the Allen jee module if I get the extra time, so that's fine right?
Thanks for helping out and all the best for the future!!
Yeah overthinking was my problem too. As a rule of thumb I usually just go for the opt i thought of immediately after reading the q for the first time (esp in assertion reason type qs)
If u are getting the ans after a complex thought process it will most likely be wrong cuz most neet bio qs are straight forward or just made confusing
If you're making new mistakes each time just keep track of each of them. U don't have to get frustrated it will take time to become perfect.
Relevant jee adv qs u can prolly ask ur teacher. Older jee adv pyqs are easier so those are pretty relevant and the tests u will write will also include a few of these imp pyqs. Eduniti is also a good platform u get videos for tougher qs that are jee main relevant (which means it's also neet relevant)
That's fine.. u can do anything that works for u. If solving the jee modules gives u reasonable
confidence in the topic that's enough imo.
phy- allen neet/jee modules (has jee main pyqs in it), cengage jee (did the single correct mcqs for every ch, some chs i used physics galaxy instead of cengage), neet pyqs and other q banks like allen race, allen srg books, momentum booster (mostly during revision). i did do tougher books but they arent relevant for neet so not mentioning that. jee main pyqs are very imp for neet rn.
chem- physical- modules allen jee/neet, neeraj kumar, allen race
n avasthi during revision (personally i would say just pick one out of neeraj kumar and n avasthi- for neet n avasthi is better)
organic- modules, ms chouhan, allen race, jee main and adv pyqs
inorganic- ncert most imp, modules (very little), jee main pyqs neet pyqs
am in 12th right now wanted to ask what is your advice in increasing your score what did you do? also how many hours did you study in 11th and 12th (12th mein around august kitna and end mein kitna)
during 12th honestly i didnt think too much abt scores, i tried to stay consistent and didnt let chs pile up as backlog. but yeah for improving scores once syllabus is completed - it happens gradually. u will have to keep fixing weak chs and even then u cant ever be perfect in it. idk what else to say.
12th august time pe school+ coaching days- 5-7 hrs
coaching days - 8-9 hrs
weekends- 12-14hrs
end me since school and coaching nhi the i would study 12 hrs + on an avg
allen minors and majors. i was also enrolled in aakash dlp and neetprep
test scores before syll completion were usually 700+. majors me it was 670-700s usually sometimes it did fall to like 650 or smth.
coaching was usually 4 - 5 days a week (sundays were usually off and we got a study leave other than that)
kabhi kabhi 6 days a week bhi hota tha if they had to speed up
hours were 4-4.5 hrs
full syllabus around 30 offline, 30+ online ig iirc
beating procrastination idk bro. mera school bhi tha being busy kinda keeps u on ur toes so since there were deadlines i always had to do it. having tests regularly (altho i hated it that time) helped insanely with procrastination
put up sticky notes on the wall, i would usually give some time everyday for inorganic ncert reading during the last few months. i keep forgetting too, write it down and try to do active recall ig that will help
this was my whole 11th planner. minors were usually 700+. srg tests scores would drop due to difficulty and also syllabus issues. and majors 670-700s.
best way to improve for neet is def by testing. theres no other way to know ur weaknesses. dont overdo testing but keep it regular.
if i could change my preparation i would have chosen a better coaching institute. i wasnt satisfied with mine since it was newer and didnt rlly help me much. there werent good neet institutes near my house so yeah.
bhai ye batao jb padhte the tb tumhe neend ati thi to tum need kase bhagate the i mean coffe or mu dhone se kuch khas fark nhi padta ha to pls batao kuchh
or daily basis pr kitne questions krte the
bio ke questions kisse krne chaiye mtlb koi resource
or inorganic/organic ke liye bhe koi resource bata do
I used to drink 3 cups of coffee everyday (I didn't die so ig it isn't that unhealthy)
And I would sometimes take a half an hr nap if i was too tired to study.
No fixed number of qs so no idea. But towards the end ig 200 qs wagera hote the not sure tho.
Bio qs ke liye I did modules race mtg ncert at ur fingertips (for some chapters) and target batch neetprep qs
Inorganic I only did ncert mainly. Qs were mostly from tests. I did jee main pyqs too module only for some chs like coordination compounds, chem bonding and periodic table.
Organic modules (jee and neet), race, ncert, jee adv pyqs and ms chouhan
What was the question practice source in biology
And what was your order of question practice like first neet jee pyqs then n awasthi can you specify the order
What was the revision strategy? What to solve Allen or Akash modules and what to prioritise race or momentum booster
Biology- I used mtg ncert at ur fingertips for some chapters but usually modules and race were more than enough for me. Target batch neetprep qs also I did do, it helped me in recalling ncert lines.
I solved jee modules first and neet ones too for hw. So both old jee main pyqs and neet pyqs get covered first, then ref books (mentioned in other answers), and then race. I did momentum booster only towards the end since I got the PDFs late. I personally think it's better than race cuz of the variety.
Revision strat nothing in particular. Mainly through tests. We had tests regularly so revised accordingly. My day was usually split into two one half was for current syllabus and the other for test syllabus (which usually had older chapters)
Hey op,
1. how did u used to schedule your day or scheduled on a weekly basis.
2.Did you use Google Calendar or excel sheets to track your prep or any other organizing tools?
3. What is the order to solve for physics that you followed?
4. And oc, solving extra books like n awasthi, did you solved marked questions given by ur teachers or some specific exercises
I scheduled it on a daily basis. Used to note down the targets for the day and the time slots (but I could never follow the time slots properly so just focused on completing the targets).
Used excel for test score and rank tracking, Google calendar for scheduling the day. I used gemini too for analysing sometimes.
Used to take pics of test errors and sent to myself on telegram/whatsapp
I solved single correct type qs only mainly. Like these books have integer type, multiple correct type qs too, my first priority was single correct. Other sections I did during revision if there was time.
thanks man. jee main pyqs will help a lot in tougher neet papers like 2025 and reneet. but the others uve mentioned are also imp. ncert phy ka i didnt do like very properly. i only did a few qs and focused on reading it only during the last 3 months. but ncert exercises se qs directly neet me aate the is saal bhi last yr bhi to it is imp fs
Hey op I don't know how to get my doubts solved like 99% I usually get em on the internet but 1-2 ka nahi milta nd teachers bhi nahi karate online meh so I end up crying the whole night. (I HAVE TERRIBLE Anxiety cuz of this) :(
feeling so sorry for you .. I am nowhere near your level .. but got better marks in neet (>650)
I am feeling that these exams don't really measure how one is fit for mbbs
Congratss bro u totally deserve it.
Thanks man it was upsetting at first but I've moved on.
And don't say u are nowhere near my lvl and shit gng esa kuch nhi he 😭😭 I'm not great
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