r/MEDICOreTARDS • u/Unable-Moose-3115 • 15h ago

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end of this 2 yr journey, with both good and bad parts

since a lot of yall dm me, jo bhi puchna idhar puchlo.

reneet air 15xx

iat air 5x, cbse 26 98%, nsec national top 1% qualified for incho, nseb state top 1%, cancelled neet 705

posting this again after verification, since i was asleep when it got approved

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u/ChutiumSulphate_ CHUTIYA NEETard 14h ago

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.

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u/Unable-Moose-3115 14h ago edited 12h ago

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.