Preparing for NEET requires a lot of hard work as you are aiming to take admission into the top government medical colleges in India. You will be competing against the best and the brightest students who wish to become doctors. Hence, you need to prepare faster and better compared to others to beat the competition.To ensure that students are well prepared for the upcoming NEET exam, CareerOrbits has released a list of the top tips and tricks that will help the NEET aspirants prepare better.Getting your fundamentals right - Even though NEET is exam is primarily based on 10+2 syllabus, the level of questions asked in NEET exam is higher than Board level. So, the first step to crack NEET is to develop a solid foundation of fundamentals. Before jumping to any reference material, first go through your school textbooks to ensure your fundamentals are in place.Focus on practicing questions - If you have a knack for memorising the topics instead of the rigor to solve questions, you need to change your strategy to crack NEET. You need to learn how to apply the concepts through rigorous practice of questions based on those concepts. Not just practicing, but learning the right ways of solving the questions is also important.Choosing the right study material - Don't fall for books/courses which provide you lacs of questions to practice. You don't want to waste your time in Board level attempting questions. Get the right question bank with NEET level questions and detailed solutions. Before you opt for any other practice material, ensure that you have covered all the questions in CareerOrbits' Question Bank.Consistency is the key - Managing your NEET preparation along with school and Board exams might be difficult. So, instead of studying 10-12 hours at a stretch on holidays only, allocate at least 1-2 hours daily towards practice. Practice questions based on chapters taught to you in school daily. Create a study plan and follow it.Evaluating your preparation - The pressure of attempting 180 questions in 180 minutes can be exhausting for anybody. So take regular chapter wise tests and when the NEET exam is near, take unit tests and full-length Mock tests at the end to achieve the optimum level of speed and accuracy.
