NEET Preparation: Tanish Yagi's Physics Study Strategy

Tanish Yagi emphasizes that success in exams is achievable with determination, even after multiple attempts.

### My Journey to NEET: Strategies and Resources for Physics Preparation
* 📚 In just a month and a half, I completed my entire physics syllabus, despite having taken **four previous drops** and initially deciding **not to attempt NEET this year**.
* 🌟 However, when the NEET application forms were released in February, I felt a **surge of motivation and positivity**, prompting me to **give it one more try**.
* 📝 I meticulously planned my study schedule, writing down my syllabus and tracking my progress in a library, which helped me **stay organized and confident**.
* 👨 For physics, I relied heavily on lectures from Umeed and Alakh Pandey, ensuring I **understood every topic** and followed a **structured playlist** to manage my learning effectively.
* ⏳ During my preparation, I focused on revising previous year questions (PYQs) and utilized my **short notes**, which I had prepared in advance, to **maximize my study efficiency**.
* 🔄 My consistent practice included solving NCERT exercises and leveraging resources from IMB Education to **reinforce my understanding of key concepts**.
* 🏆 Ultimately, my scores reflected my efforts, with **147 in physics**, **170 in chemistry**, and **345 in biology**, leading to a total of **662 in NEET**.
* 💪 This experience taught me that with the right resources and a focused approach, **achieving significant results in a short time** is possible, especially for those with **multiple attempts**.

Complete Physics in Just✨️ 1.5 Months💫❤️ NEET || Tanisha Tyagi

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I completed my entire physics syllabus in a month and a half and set it aside, causing confusion about my attempts.

This is my fifth drop year for NEET, as I had taken four proper drops before.

I felt motivated to try again when the NEET application forms were released, and I decided to give it one more shot with two and a half months left.

Preparing for the NEET Exam: A Personal Journey

The author decided to take the NEET exam again after a motivating eight-month gap.

They created a study plan by writing down the entire syllabus and joined a library to track their progress.

The author also chose a teacher for physics based on the success of other students from their lectures.

The author's success in Physics is attributed to Umid's lectures, which covered every topic in detail.

Alakh Pandey's PDF and the Ummeed lecture series offered a consistent syllabus schedule, helping the author plan their study routine.

5 months to the Physics syllabus and incorporating mock tests and short note revisions, the author effectively prepared for the subject.

The author completes a biology chapter in the morning and then focuses on physics for the rest of the day, using a 2x speed for lectures and revising from PDFs.

The teacher's PDFs include solved questions from previous years, prompting the author to tackle the remaining questions from their own PYQ book.

With only two and a half months to cover the entire syllabus for three subjects, the author adopts a practical approach to maximize study efficiency.

The physics exam questions were closely related to previous years, so the focus was on strengthening chemistry and biology.

Biology questions were exclusively from NCERT, aiming for a score over 340, while chemistry was targeted for a comfortable score of 170.

Physics was given a moderate amount of time and effort, with lectures and PDF solutions being the main resources, along with multiple test series for practice.

I focused on solving 45 questions repeatedly for physics, using resources like PIVA K, Ummeed's lectures, and the New Light test series.

I also solved the NCERT, paying special attention to the blue-colored boxes and in-text exercises for conceptual questions.

My preparation involved a systematic approach, from lectures to PDFs, PYQ books, and back to the NCERT for repeated practice.

Effective Resource Management for NEET Preparation

Limiting resources was key to covering the physics syllabus in 1.

5 months, resulting in a total NEET score of 662.

The strategy involved using short notes prepared in advance and relying on the teacher's PDF for lecture materials.

Solving homework problems and revising with short notes helped maximize efficiency during the limited preparation time.

Overcoming Challenges in Physics Preparation

The speaker found success in preparing for physics using NCERT and IMB Education, which offered lectures on previous year's questions.

They experienced overwhelm from repetitive problem-solving but managed to stay on track with limited resources.

The speaker emphasizes that their progress is not a typical timeline and should not be taken as a standard motivation, as they are a multiple dropper.