Effective NEET Preparation: Strategies and Resources Guide

Lakshya emphasizes that mastering previous year questions is crucial for NEET success.

### Effective NEET Preparation Strategies: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics
* 📚 "The more **concise your short notes**, the better revisable resource they will be for you, allowing you to study biology **comfortably in just 10 days**."
* 📝 It's essential to highlight important material and have a **question bank or a good NCERT-based book** to practice thoroughly in biology for **better retention of theory**.
* 🎥 I recommend using resources like Target Batch NEET Prep for practicing questions, as it's **crucial to solve relevant and challenging questions** to reinforce your learning.
* 🔬 For organic chemistry, focus on memorizing reactions, as recent papers have shown that a **significant portion of questions are based on them**; practicing these is **key**.
* ⚗ In physics and physical chemistry, prioritize **practicing questions** over reading notes multiple times, and create a **good formula sheet** for quick revisions.
* 🧪 My personal experience showed that solving previous year's questions significantly boosted my NEET score from regular test marks of **620-640** to **675** on the exam day.
* 📊 I advise focusing on previous year questions, as they make up a **large portion of the NEET exam**, and using flashcards for quick review can **enhance your retention**.
* 🔍 Overall, stick to NCERT for biology, and for inorganic and organic chemistry, focus on **understanding and memorizing key concepts and reactions** rather than solely relying on NCERT.

Hello everyone, my name is Lakshya. I scored 675 marks in NEET 24, and in today's video, we will discuss which resources you should follow and what to study, keeping in mind that you have limited time. I will talk about a subject-wise approach. The first subject is going to be Biology. Look, everyone knows that in Biology, you need to read NCERT. Should you attend lectures or not?

हैं, देखो, डिटेल लेक्चर नहीं कर रहे हैं। वन शॉट काफी है बायोलॉजी के लिए, और वो भी 10 घंटे वाले नहीं, तीन घंटे वाले वन शॉट या दो घंटे वाले वन शॉट काफी हैं बायोलॉजी के लिए। ठीक है, वो भी तब जब तुम्हें किसी चैप्टर में या किसी कांसेप्ट में प्रॉब्लम आए। जाओ, वन शॉट देख लो और वापस से एनसीआरटी पढ़ लो। ठीक है, एनसीआरटी की कम से कम 10 रीडिंग अभी से लगा लेनी है, और यह कोई बहुत बड़ी बात नहीं है। एक या दो।

Reading takes time, but after that, you will be able to comfortably study the entire biology in 10 days. It's especially important if you highlight the material well. Secondly, you should have a question bank or a good NCERT-based book. You need to practice questions thoroughly in biology so that you can remember your theory. I recommend a source for question and practice; I haven't used it myself, but it's the Target Batch NEET Prep.

आता है, लगभग मैंने 20,000 प्रश्न टारगेट बैच से प्रैक्टिस की थी। तुम लोगों ने, बहुत सारे लोगों ने, टारगेट बैच को खरीद लिया है और मुझसे पूछते हो कि कैसे यूज़ करना है, क्योंकि वहां पर बहुत सारे ऑप्शन हैं। तो देखो, यार, सिंपल सा मैं बता दूं कि जब तुम टारगेट बैच में जाओगे, एनसीआरटी पढ़ लिया, टारगेट बैच में जाओ। सबसे पहले तुम फ्लैश कार्ड्स करो। ठीक है? यह तुम्हारी दूसरी रीडिंग होगी, कि तुमने अभी एक एक रीडिंग...

करो और एक तरह से एक सेकंड रीडिंग फिल इन द ब्लैंक फॉर्मेट में तुम्हारे फ्लैश कार्ड्स के जरिए हो जाएगा। फिर जाओ और रेकमेंडेड क्यू बैंक पर, वहां पर 100 से 200 सवाल मिलेंगे, जो कि चैप्टर के अनुसार होंगे। उन्हें हल करो और फिर रेकमेंडेड प्रीवियस ईयर के सवाल हल करो। इस फॉर्मेट में मैं टारगेट बैच का उपयोग करता था, तुम भी इसी फॉर्मेट में उपयोग करो। अगर तुमने अभी तक एनरोल नहीं किया है, तो मैं एक लिंक डिस्क्रिप्शन में दे दूंगा।

Fill out the form there and enroll. The next subject is going to be inorganic and organic chemistry. Let me give you a disclaimer first: my approach to inorganic and organic chemistry is completely different from the rest of the world. If you ask everyone else, they will tell you the same approach: you have to read NCERT. I might be the only person on the entire internet who says that you do not need to read NCERT for inorganic and organic chemistry. I know that every question comes from NCERT.

Organic chemistry is quite vast, but my point is that their NCERT is not very manageable. At least if you look at it over six months, it was not readable for me when I tried to read it. There are so many tables in the NCERT, so many diagrams and graphs, that it's hard to understand what to study and what to skip. There is so much to memorize. If you look at it, I couldn't handle it, so I took a simple approach to organic chemistry.

रखा था कि मैं बस पढ़ूंगा और याद रखूंगा जो भी मेरे शिक्षक सिखा रहे हैं। मैंने अपने शिक्षक के नोट्स को 10 से 15 बार पढ़ा और रट लिया। मुझे आज तक, नीट को दिए हुए छ महीने हो गए हैं, और आज भी अगर तुम मुझसे ऑर्गेनिक के किसी विशेष रिएक्शन या किसी विशेष लाइन के बारे में पूछोगे, तो मैं तुम्हें बता सकता हूं कि वह मेरे नोटबुक के बाईं या दाईं ओर लिखा है। मुझे अपने नोटबुक इतने अच्छे से याद हो गए हैं। ठीक है, इसके बाद...

One more thing is that in organic chemistry, you need to write the reactions in a separate place. Understand that reactions are the focus in organic chemistry these days. If you look at the papers from the last three to four years, I myself checked the 2023 paper. If I'm not mistaken, eight to nine questions were reactions. Out of the fifteen questions they ask, almost ten questions are about reactions. So, keep all the organic reactions aside and keep studying them, whether you are awake or asleep. I don't even...

I can say that I have reacted at least 25 times if I give a rough number. I memorized all the reactions, and this is how I studied organic and inorganic chemistry. In both, I did not practice many questions, especially the core chapters like chemical bonding, the periodic table, or GOC (General Organic Chemistry). For organic chemistry, I solved the modules from Allen's chemistry, but mostly...

For question practice, I did PYQs repeatedly, but this subject requires more memorization than just practicing questions. More or less, I need to memorize all of inorganic chemistry and all of organic chemistry. So, this is my different approach. You can follow the general approach and memorize the entire NCERT by heart, and you will get full marks. I also scored full marks, but some people say that NEET 2024 is easy, which is why you got full marks.

I went to tell you that in my tests for Allen and Aakash, I almost scored over 160 in all of them. The next subject is Physics. The approach for Physical Chemistry will be the same; again, you need to read your teacher's notes. But here, reading your teacher's notes ten times will not be feasible for you. In Physics and Physical Chemistry, the more questions you practice, the better your results will be. Here, you need to focus on that.

What you need to do is read the teacher's notes thoroughly once, but after that, prepare a good short note. The short notes should include all the formulas or small important concepts. The more concise you can make your short notes, the better revisable resource it will be for you, and you will benefit from it more. Once you have done all this,

Your theory part is complete. Practice a lot of questions at this point in time. I wouldn't recommend any module or any new book to solve because it's not possible if you watch my videos throughout the year. I made a video explaining what resources I used. I used Allen's Physics modules and solved them properly. Apart from that, I didn't solve anything like Crop Glance, etc.

अगर तुम शुरू से पढ़ रहे हो, तो एक प्रॉपर किताब जरूर फॉलो करो। एचसीवी, डीसी पांडे, या कोई एक अच्छी मॉड्यूल हो सकती है। एररलेस हो सकती है, कोई एक बढ़िया किताब तुमने सॉल्व कर लिया। लेकिन अगर तुम मुझसे अभी पूछोगे, तो मेरी सलाह होगी कि पिछले साल के प्रश्नपत्र जितने पुराने कर सको, उतने करो। 37 साल के प्रश्नपत्र मिल जा रहे हैं, तो 37 साल के कर लो। फिजिक्स और फिजिकल केमिस्ट्री के लिए ये रिलेवेंट हैं। एक या दो प्रश्न हो सकते हैं जो इरेलेवेंट हों।

Most of the questions will be relevant; you will need to practice questions because physics is more about question practice. Just doing previous year questions won't be enough. So, what you need to do is search for the most important questions on YouTube. I also practiced a lot of questions after searching for the most important ones. In the end, the benefit is that these people conduct revisions of the most important questions right before the exam, two or three days before the exam. So, these are the most...

Relevant questions are sometimes hard questions; they will not give you any questions that are even slightly above the NEET level. Here, you will find any YouTube videos or previous year questions from the last two years. Additionally, there was a series by Tamanna Ma'am called 77, where I practiced her questions wherever I found it necessary. If you are starting to get serious right now, in my opinion, it will be a bit challenging for you to solve an entire book at once.

A better approach would be to first complete the previous year's questions and then move on to a series of 100 questions on YouTube. Try to take a maximum of two tests so that you encounter as many questions as possible. Overall, my advice for you in the last six months is that previous year questions are the key. According to my preparation, my marks in regular tests were around 620, 630, or 640, but by the time the NEET exam came, my test scores had increased to as high as 690.

In NEET, my score was 675, and the biggest secret was that I thoroughly solved previous year's questions. Every time I took a test, I figured out which chapter I was weak in. I revised that particular chapter and every time I revised any chapter, I always solved its previous year's questions. I solved so many previous year questions that they became ingrained in my mind in every possible way.

Previous year questions, and at the end, when you go to take the NEET, you will realize that 60 to 70 percent of the questions are from previous years. Sometimes, the data may change, the numbers may change, but the questions remain almost the same. So, this is my advice, guys: stick to previous year questions, stick to NCERT. As far as biology is concerned, stick to your notes and read them again and again for organic and inorganic.

Chemistry and for Physics and Physical Chemistry, read your notes but prepare good short notes. Prepare a good formula sheet, read it again and again, and at last, previous year questions are a must. The more times you practice previous years, the better rank you will achieve in NEET. I will see you in some other video. Until then, bye-bye.

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One-shot lectures of 2-3 hours are sufficient for biology, especially when facing difficulties with a chapter or concept.

It's important to read NCERT at least 10 times and practice questions from the target batch, starting with flashcards for a second reading.

Memorization is key for subjects like inorganic and organic chemistry, and a thorough understanding of NCERT can lead to full marks.

Effective Study Strategy for Biology in 10 Days

Thoroughly read the teacher's notes once and create concise short notes with important formulas and concepts.

Highlighting material and having a question bank or NCERT-based book for practice is crucial for retaining theory.

Consider using resources like the Target Batch NEET Prep for question practice, and follow a subject-wise approach to studying biology.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of watching their videos consistently throughout the year, using Allen's Physics modules as the primary resource.

They relied heavily on their teacher's notes, reading and memorizing them 10 to 15 times.

The speaker also memorized all the reactions in organic and inorganic chemistry, focusing on core chapters without practicing many questions.

Follow a proper textbook like HCV or DC Pandey and solve it thoroughly.

Focus on previous year question papers, ideally going back 37 years, as they are relevant for Physics and Physical Chemistry.

Use a recommended question bank for 100-200 chapter-wise questions, and stick to NCERT and your notes for Biology, as 60-70% of NEET questions come from previous years.

Practicing a variety of important questions is crucial for mastering physics, with YouTube being a valuable resource for finding them.

Organic chemistry's NCERT can be overwhelming, so a simpler approach and focus on key concepts are recommended.

For both physics and physical chemistry, practicing questions, reading teacher's notes, and creating short formula sheets are essential for success.

Completing previous year's questions is crucial for NEET preparation, with a maximum of two tests recommended for exposure to various questions.

The speaker's test scores improved from 620-640 to 690 before the NEET exam, with a final score of 675, emphasizing the importance of revising weak chapters and solving previous year's questions.

The speaker suggests a unique approach to inorganic and organic chemistry, stating that reading NCERT is not necessary and that focusing on writing and studying organic reactions is key to success.