Common Mistakes to Avoid in Exam Preparation

Students must avoid one-shot lectures and focus on detailed classes for effective exam preparation.

### Avoid These 7 Mistakes in Your Preparation for Success
* 🚫 It's crucial to avoid one-shot lectures during your study preparation, as they may lead to **gaps in understanding and retention**.
* 📚 Many students mistakenly believe they can **grasp all topics in a single session**, especially if they have a strong previous score, which can result in **significant backlogs and inadequate comprehension**.
* ⏳ Rushing to complete the syllabus quickly can backfire; it's essential to focus on **thorough understanding rather than speed**, as "**completing the syllabus hastily won't earn you any medals**."
* 📝 If you rely on one-shot lectures, you might find yourself **unprepared when faced with varied question types** that were not covered, leading to **frustration and confusion** later on.
* 🔍 The solution lies in **watching detailed lectures** for each subject, particularly for Physics and Chemistry, while using resources like **NCERT effectively** for subjects like Biology.
* 💡 Avoid placing blind trust in teachers who promote their own materials over established resources, as this can **mislead students and hinder their preparation**.
* 📊 Mock tests should not be overlooked, as they are **essential for assessing your current knowledge** and **applying what you've learned in practice**.
* 👩 Lastly, always prioritize learning from **experienced teachers** rather than less qualified individuals, as their teaching methods are proven to be **more effective for your preparation**.

### Common Mistakes Students Make in NEET Preparation and How to Overcome Them
* 📚 Many students fail to complete their syllabus because they read a little from each chapter, leading to a **lack of progress** and ultimately **skipping mock tests**.
* 😟 A significant issue is the **lack of confidence**; students may study but still feel **unprepared**, which discourages them from taking tests.
* 📉 Backlogs also play a role, as students often believe they should **wait until their syllabus is fully completed** before attempting mock tests, which is a **flawed mindset**.
* 🔍 "Self-evaluation is crucial; without taking tests, students cannot **assess their understanding**, leading to **stagnation in their performance**."
* 📝 To prepare effectively, focus on a few chapters thoroughly rather than spreading yourself too thin across many; for instance, **mastering 10 chapters of Biology** instead of attempting all 20.
* 🔄 Limit your resources to avoid confusion; using **fewer, high-quality materials** allows for better revision and understanding.
* 📵 Avoid distractions, such as mobile phones, during study sessions to **maintain focus and ensure efficient learning**.
* 🧘 Lastly, prioritize **mental peace** over the pressure of exams; a balanced approach to studying will ultimately lead to **better retention and performance**.

These seven mistakes should not be made during our preparation time. If you are doing any of these, now is the time to be cautious and stop doing these things. So, come on, subscribe to the channel and let's start our video. My video is going to be different from the other videos you will face on YouTube in the coming months. Along with that, I will also explain the solution to these issues and how we can improve them.

I'm here to explain, so let's get started. The first thing is that you should not take one-shot lectures; that is, you should completely avoid one-shot lectures. Now, let's understand step by step why students opt for one-shot lectures. If there is a dropper student who has scored well in the previous term, like 580 or 600 marks, they think they know everything. So, they decide to take one-shot lectures, believing that they can grasp every topic in a single session.

The things are already clear, so after taking a one-short lecture, they will revise and score well. Next, there are many backlogs for these students, who often have three or four chapters pending. They think, why not watch a one-short lecture to clear their backlogs? Now, I will explain how you are going to proceed if you are doing this. And next, there is the rush to complete the syllabus.

के चक्कर में वो सोचते हैं कि एक शॉट लेकर सिलेबस को पूरा कर लेंगे बहुत जल्दी। लेकिन बहुत जल्दी सिलेबस पूरा करके आपको कोई मेडल तो मिलने वाला नहीं है, उल्टा आपको परेशानी ही होगी। तो चलो दोस्तों, देखते हैं इसके परिणाम क्या होंगे। अगर आप एक शॉट लेक्चर ले रहे हैं, मान लो आपने एक से तीन घंटे का एक शॉट लेक्चर लिया, और उसके बाद आप पीवाईक्यू करने गए और आपसे पीवाईक्यू सॉल्व नहीं हुआ। तो फिर अब आपको क्या करना है?

आपको वापस से डिटेल लेक्चर लेना पड़ेगा क्योंकि जब आपसे सवाल ही नहीं हो रहे हैं, तो वह लेक्चर आपके लिए किसी काम का नहीं रहा। यह पहली बात होगी आपके लिए। दूसरी बात, आपने किसी अच्छे टीचर का वन-शॉट वीडियो देखा है, जो एकदम पीवा क्यू-बेस्ड है। फिर आप पवाई क्यू करने गए, और आपसे पवाई क्यू हो गए। लेकिन अगर उसी प्रोफाइल के दूसरे सवाल आपसे पूछे जाएं, जो वन-शॉट में मेंशन नहीं हैं, तो वह टाइप के सवाल और उसी चैप्टर से कुछ अच्छे सवाल आपसे पूछे जाएंगे।

पूछे जाने पर, यदि आपसे प्रश्न नहीं होंगे, तो आपको लगेगा कि आप अगले टेस्ट में प्रश्न देखेंगे और वे प्रश्न आपसे नहीं होंगे। फिर आपको लगेगा कि आपका वन शॉट देखना बेकार हो गया। इसके बाद आप भटकेंगे कि, अरे, अब मैं क्या करूं? अगली बात यह है कि अगर आपने वन शॉट देख लिया और आपसे सारे प्रश्न भी लग गए, विभिन्न प्रकार के प्रश्न भी लग गए, लेकिन दो-चार महीने बाद जब आपको उसी अध्याय का पुनरावलोकन करना होगा, तो आपके पास तब तो विवरण नहीं होगा।

There are no notes, so how will you revise? You won't be able to revise the chapter properly because you don't have detailed notes. In a one-shot lecture, the teacher speaks more and writes less; they cover maximum points by speaking. Now, if someone is giving you 20 hours of content in a 4 or 5-hour one-shot lecture, they will have to cut something out. So, first of all, there won't be different types of questions in your notes.

In your notes, there are only the PIVA questions, and then teachers talk about a lot of things, but very few of those are written in the notes. So, there will be very minimal content in your notes, and when you go for revision, it won't be beneficial if you are only revising the PIVA questions. You are not revising the concepts that were asked, nor are you considering what might come next year or what potential questions could arise. Therefore, watching the one-shot is very important.

This is a bad approach, and if you are watching One Shot, then don't. Now, what is the solution? There is only one solution: we need to watch detailed lectures. We need to watch detailed lectures for each chapter. Let's discuss them one by one. For instance, if you are a dropper and you feel that everything is clear to you, then you can skip Biology. Don't watch the Biology lectures; instead, read the Biology NCERT. Read the NCERT and then solve NCERT-based questions.

करो, लेकिन फिजिक्स और केमिस्ट्री में आपको डिटेल लेक्चर एक बार 2x पर देख लेना चाहिए। अगर आप ड्रॉपर हैं, तो आप ये चीज कर सकते हैं। 2x पर डिटेल लेक्चर देख लो फिजिक्स और केमिस्ट्री के, खासकर जिनका बैकलॉग है। बैकलॉग के लिए मैंने पिछली वीडियो में भी बताया था कि आप अपने रोज के शेड्यूल से तीन-चार घंटे निकालो और उसमें 2x पर लेक्चर देख लो, जो आपके बैकलॉग में हैं, लेकिन डिटेल वाले ही। तीसरा, जो जल्दी सिलेबस कंप्लीट करने के चक्कर में देख रहे हैं, तो भाई, तुम लोग...

ऐसा मत करो। तुम लोग, भले ही जनवरी-फरवरी तक भी सिलेबस पूरा करोगे, तो भी तुम्हारे पास दो महीने रिवीजन के लिए रहेंगे। वो बहुत होते। अगर तुमने पहली बार में अच्छे से सिलेबस कर लिया है, तो रिवाइज करने में तुम्हें ज्यादा टाइम नहीं लगेगा। दो महीने एनफ होते हैं। मेरा खुद का सिलेबस 10 मार्च को पूरा हुआ था और उसके बाद मैंने आराम से दो महीने में रिवीजन कर लिया था, क्योंकि मैंने अच्छे से सिलेबस पूरा किया था। मैं जल्दी-जल्दी।

मैं भागा नहीं था। मैंने मॉड्यूल और एनसीआरटी सब कुछ पढ़ते हुए सिलेबस को पूरा किया था। तो तुम लोग भी ऐसा ही करो। डिटेल लेक्चर देखो, अभी वन शॉट मत देखो। अब अगली चीज की बात करते हैं। दूसरा है कि किसी भी टीचर पर ब्लाइंड ट्रस्ट मत करो। इस समय पर सबने एजुकेशन को बिजनेस बना दिया है। उन्हें चाहिए कि ज्यादा से ज्यादा बच्चे उनसे जुड़े। वे लोग बच्चों में डर पैदा करते हैं और उसका फायदा उठाते हैं, अपने कोर्स बेचते हैं और अपनी किताबें।

बेचते हैं, एक क्लासिकल उदाहरण मैं तुम्हें देकर समझाता हूं। डॉक्टर आनंद मनी सर ने हाल ही में एक वीडियो बनाई थी, जिसका थंबनेल तुम्हें दिख रहा होगा। उसमें कहा गया है कि तुम एनसीआरटी मत पढ़ो, बल्कि मेरी किताब खरीदो और पढ़ो। मतलब, इस बात का कोई सेंस है? जिस किताब से सारे सवाल आते हैं, टीचर्स आकर बोल रहे हैं कि वो किताब मत पढ़ो, तुम मेरी किताब पढ़ो, मेरी किताब ज्यादा अच्छी है। मतलब, ओडेसिटी देखो, भाई साहब इनकी। लेकिन और...

उन्होंने अपने 6 मिनट के वीडियो में हर एक चीज को साबित करने की बहुत बार कोशिश की है, पर मैं उन्हें दावे के साथ कह सकता हूं कि मेरे पास उनके हर एक पॉइंट का जवाब है। वह कह रहे हैं कि मेरी किताब से कोई ऐसा प्रश्न नहीं होगा जो मेरी किताब से हल न हो सके। मैं उन्हें 10, 20, या 50 प्रश्न एनसीआरटी से बनाकर दिखा दूंगा, जो उनकी किताब में गायब हैं। फिर भी, वह बच्चों से आकर कह रहे हैं कि तुम लोग एनसीआरटी पढ़ो।

मत पढ़ो, तुम लोग मेरी किताब पढ़ो। तो ऐसी चीजों से आपको सावधान रहना है, ऐसे टीचर्स से। और इनसे गाइडेंस लेने का कोई फायदा नहीं है। ये अपना कोर्स बेच रहे हैं, सीधा आपको अपनी बुक्स बेच रहे हैं। तो इनसे दूर रहा करो। सेकंड नंबर पर आते हैं ये बवाइज वाले। ये आपको 10-10, 20-20 मिनट की, 40-40 मिनट की स्ट्रेटेजिक वीडियो देंगे। और वो पूरी वीडियो का सार यह रहता है कि तुम मेरा रैंकर्स बैच जॉइन करो, तुम मेरा ड्रीम बैच जॉइन करो। इसमें ही सब होगा। 

Don't read; you should read my book. You need to be cautious of such things and teachers. There is no benefit in taking guidance from them. They are just selling their courses, directly selling you their books. So stay away from them. Next, we have these so-called experts. They will give you strategic videos of 10 to 20 minutes, or even 40 minutes. The essence of those videos is that you should join my rankers batch or my dream batch. Everything will be in that.

इससे ही सब होगा। वह पहले आपको शुरू के 10 मिनट डराएंगे और उसके बाद अपना बैच प्रमोट करेंगे। तो, यह सब चीजों से आपको दूर रहना है। आप जहां से भी पढ़ रहे हैं, जो रिसोर्सेस फॉलो कर रहे हैं, वे कंसाइनर अच्छे होने चाहिए। बस, आपको भटकना नहीं है। हर जगह इसके कंसीक्वेंसेस क्या होते हैं? पहला कि स्टूडेंट बहुत जल्दी डिस्ट्रक्ट हो जाता है। अब हमको क्या पढ़ना है? अब जैसे आनंद मण सर ने आकर बोल दिया कि तुम एनसीआरटी मत पढ़ो, मेरी किताब पढ़ो। तो अब

If students stop reading NCERT, let's assume that 20,000 children have watched the video. If even 1% of them, that is, 200 children, stop reading NCERT, then they will fall behind in this race. Because the questions will come from NCERT, all the smart children know this and will never make such a mistake. However, some innocent children have bought their books, and if they stop reading NCERT, they will suffer a lot in the future.

Good questions have come from NCERT, but they won't be able to solve everything. Another student gets confused because there are many batches and many resources available. They wonder what to study and from where. This confusion leads students to follow wrong approaches, like leaving NCERT and starting to read other books, which is quite wrong. They will begin to follow incorrect materials, and eventually, it will lead to a downfall.

Right now, they will also be getting scores around 500 or 550, and then the events and decreases will keep happening. After that, they will become hopeless and won't even understand what to do next. Should I study from the Dream Batch, or read NCERT, or should I read Anand Mani Sir's book? They will get completely distracted, and then their selection will not happen at all. So, you need to avoid this situation. The solution is that you should focus on the resources you are studying from.

The consigner should do it repeatedly; they are more than enough for you. The next thing is that you should not take lectures from any bhaiya or didi. Because look, if you are taking lectures from any bhaiya or didi, you are challenging a teacher. I mean, you are ignoring teachers who have been teaching for 15-20 years, related to NEET or AIIMS, and you are going to watch lectures from some bhaiya or didi, thinking that you will do better. That is very wrong. For example, if I take a name, it would be Dr. Rakshita Singh.

There is a lecture on their channel, and I don't talk about anything in the air. I went and played the lecture, watched it properly for two to four months at 2x speed. I reviewed everything; they just sat there and read the material in a chronological sequence. They didn't cover the NCERT properly, nor did they cover the PYQs properly. They just gave you anything in the name of one shot, and students are watching it—three to four lakh students are watching that content.

आप देख रहे हैं और कॉन्फिडेंट महसूस कर रहे हैं कि, अरे हां, हमने तो यह चैप्टर पढ़ लिया, लेकिन यह गलत है। क्योंकि बच्चे बाद में पछताएंगे जब आप नीट देने जाएंगे और यह सब यहां से पढ़कर गए होंगे। आप बहुत ज्यादा पछताएंगे। देखिए, एक 15-20 साल के अनुभव वाले शिक्षक का पढ़ाने का तरीका अलग होता है। आप जीरो साल अनुभव वाले भैया-दीदी से पढ़ रहे हैं, तो यह बहुत गलत है। और जो आपके ये भैया-दीदी हैं, वे मेडिकल...

In college, those are still students; they are not teachers. They do not have any teaching degrees; they are just students. So, stop learning from them. What will the consequences be? You will miss out on very important things. For example, Dr. Akshita Singh studied from NCERT, and she left out many things. Now, children will not just watch one shot from one place and then another shot from somewhere else. Then...

Somewhere else, after watching the four one-shots, their NCERT cover is being done for a chapter. No one will do it like this; you all will look from just one place, and then you will miss out on important things. You will never know how questions are framed because an experienced teacher, after teaching every couple of lines, explains how questions can be framed from that content. If you have studied from an experienced teacher, you would have an idea.

There is a significant difference in teaching methods between your teachers and older siblings. Therefore, when you take lectures, make sure to take detailed ones from your teachers. If you study from older siblings, your time will be completely wasted. To avoid this, the solution is that if you want detailed lectures, you should take them from a good teacher. After that, if you want to do something extra, you can biohack their lectures and also refer to Parth Goyal's channel.

There is a lot of material available. They have solved biohacking themselves and conduct live streams where they prepare their own questions and solve them. That is a plus point; you should follow all of this as it is beneficial. For example, on Abhinash Sharma Bhaiya's channel, there is a series on organic chemistry that you can engage with because he has provided a complete revision of organic chemistry in a very concise manner. All of these things are good to do, but you need to focus on the details.

If someone is telling you to watch a lecture instead of attending, that is very wrong. Please do not do that. Next, do not ignore mock tests. Mock tests are a crucial part of your preparation. They will determine where you currently stand and will help decide many things, like whether you can apply the theory you are learning in class or not. Therefore, mock tests become extremely important.

Don't ignore the mock tests, everyone. What do students do? What are the common mistakes that students make that prevent them from completing their syllabus? For example, if there are 15 chapters, they read a little bit from each chapter, and then they feel like they haven't done anything. So, on the day of the mock test, they don't even go to take it. Another reason is that they lack confidence. Many students say that they study, but they don't feel confident.

So, we don't go to take tests. The third mistake is that students have a lot of backlogs, and they think that they won't take the test now. They believe that once their syllabus is complete, then they will go and take the test. This is also a wrong approach that students are currently adopting, and it is very incorrect. The consequences of this are that if you are not taking tests, you are unable to evaluate yourself. Self-evaluation is very important; you need to do self-assessment.

अगर आप सुधार नहीं कर पा रहे हैं, तो आपका स्तर वही रहेगा, जहाँ आप शुरुआत में थे। उदाहरण के लिए, यदि आपने 550 अंक प्राप्त किए हैं और उसके बाद आप कुछ नहीं कर रहे हैं, तो अगले साल भी आपके अंक लगभग 550 से 560 के बीच रहेंगे। इसका कारण यह है कि आप सुधार नहीं कर रहे हैं और टेस्ट नहीं दे रहे हैं। इसके परिणामस्वरूप आपकी प्रश्न प्रैक्टिस भी कम हो जाएगी, क्योंकि एक टेस्ट देने से आपके लगभग 200 प्रश्नों की अतिरिक्त प्रैक्टिस होती है। इसलिए, आपकी प्रश्न प्रैक्टिस भी कम रह जाएगी और दूसरी परीक्षा में भी असर पड़ेगा।

Attending mentality is important; otherwise, you will never be able to prepare for your exams. You need to know how to study in the last few days, what speed to maintain, and how to sit quietly for those 3 hours and 20 minutes to attempt the exam. If you don’t develop this approach, you will face a lot of difficulties. So, what is the solution? The solution is that you need to take mock tests. Now, look...

Now I understand your problem. I was a student too, and during my time, I faced similar problems. I have also skipped one or two mock tests. So, here's what happens: suppose there are 20 chapters to cover, and you think that you won't be able to complete them all. In such moments, what you should do is, if there are, say, 10 chapters of Biology, 5 of Physics, and 5 of Chemistry, then it's okay. You don't have to complete all 20 chapters if you feel you can't do it.

If you are able to, try to complete all 10 chapters of biology. Then, we can evaluate the marks we receive out of 360 based on those chapters. We can assess how well we performed after studying all 10 chapters, and we can also create a mistake copy to analyze where we went wrong since we studied the material. So, make an effort to study all 10 chapters of biology, and even if you only manage to complete two chapters, focus on them thoroughly.

Do it well, you all. Even if you cover only two chapters, do them thoroughly. If we are studying for a test, the first thing we need to do is go through our class notes. After thoroughly reviewing the class notes, we tackle previous years' questions, and after that, we solve the modules. By doing all these things, we prepare for the test. Now, what you all do is, if you have 10 chapters in biology and physics...

क्या ले रहे हैं? 10 चैप्टर फिजिक्स के? क्या तुमने सबके क्लास नोट्स पढ़ लिए? और फिर तुमने आगे वाले जो भी स्टेप्स थे, वो तुमने नहीं किए। तो फिर इससे क्या होगा? कि तुम लोगों को कॉन्फिडेंस नहीं आएगा। नहीं तो तुम जाते नहीं हो। तो उससे बेहतर है कि 10 से अब तुम पांच ही चैप्टर पढ़ो। और उन पांच चैप्टर में ही तुम उसके क्लास नोट्स, पीवा क्यू और मॉड्यूल, ये तीनों चीजें करके जाओ। तो वो तुम लोगों के लिए ज्यादा बेनिफिशियल रहेगा। तो इसका सॉल्यूशन यही था और मॉक टेस्ट को...

Never miss it; you will regret it a lot. Take the mock test now; there is still a lot of time. The syllabus is not completely covered, so prepare according to what you have done so far. Your mock test marks are not the same as NEET marks. If you score 200 in the mock test, what will happen? You shouldn't score 200 in NEET, right? So, go ahead and take the next step: do not follow irrelevant resources. There are many resources and a lot of material available everywhere, and every teacher is providing their own material and resources.

या फिर हर कोचिंग वाले प्रासंगिक संसाधन मत करो। ज्यादा तुमको कम संसाधन करने हैं, कंसाइज संसाधन करने हैं। और चार कोचिंग के मॉड्यूल करने से बेहतर है कि एक ही कोचिंग का मॉड्यूल चार बार कर लो। और एलिमेंट संसाधनों के लिए तुम्हारा फिर दिक्कत क्या होगा। पिछले महीने में बहुत ज्यादा तनावपूर्ण स्थिति तुम्हारे पास आ जाएगी कि तुम सोचोगे कि अब मैं क्या करूं। जैसे मैं खुद जब 12वीं में था और पहले एटम में दे रहा था, तो मेरे पास मेरे क्लास 11 के...

I had my Class 12 notes, which were actually the notes from when I studied Class 11 again. I had also watched a few lectures from different places, and I had their notes too. I got really confused because I ended up with about seven or eight thick notebooks. I couldn't figure out how to revise, and as a result, I wasn't able to revise properly. In the first attempt, I scored only 539 marks. So, I learned from all these experiences.

In my drop year, I only had five or six notebooks. I maintained one notebook for complete physical chemistry, one for complete organic chemistry, one for complete inorganic chemistry, and three for physics. So, I gathered minimum resources, and my class notes ended up in six or seven notebooks. I restricted myself to only taking class notes and practicing problems. With just that, I was able to score quite well. And see what the consequences will be in the last two to three months.

आएगा तो तुम डिवाइड नहीं कर पाओगे कि कौन सा रिसोर्स तुम्हारे लिए बेनिफिशियल है। अब लास्ट टाइम में तुम रिवाइज किया करो। मान लो, तुमने आकाश की मॉड्यूल की है, उसमें तुमने 10 प्रश्न मार्क करके रखे एक चैप्टर में कि वो मुझे नहीं आता है। फिर तुमने एलन की भी मॉड्यूल की है, उसमें भी तुमने 15 प्रश्न मार्क करके रखे। अब तुमको वापस दोनों रिवाइज करने जाना पड़ेगा, बहुत ज्यादा टाइम लग जाएगा। तो इसीलिए कम रिसोर्सेस रखो, कौन सा रिसोर्सेस रखो और वो।

If you come back, you won't be able to divide which resource is beneficial for you. So, during the last time, make sure to revise. Suppose you have studied the Akash module, where you marked 10 questions in one chapter that you don't understand. Then you also studied the Allen module, where you marked 15 questions. Now, if you have to go back and revise both, it will take a lot of time. Therefore, keep fewer resources, decide which resources to keep, and those.

The next thing that will be more beneficial for you is to find out what the solution is and where the resources are. I made a video on my channel regarding this, so you can go and watch it. In that video, I explained everything clearly about what you need to follow and how to follow it. If you find that video slow, you can watch it at 2x speed, but do make sure to check it out. It will be very helpful for you. Now, the next thing that comes up is that you...

लोगों को डिस्ट्रैक्टर्स से बचना चाहिए। अगर हम डिस्ट्रैक्टिंग बातें करें, तो ऊपर की गलतियों को हम आखिरी समय में, यानी आखिरी दो-तीन महीनों में सुधार सकते हैं। लेकिन आपको डिस्ट्रैक्ट नहीं होना है। अगर आप डिस्ट्रैक्ट हो गए, तो इसका एक ही सरल और सबसे महत्वपूर्ण परिणाम है कि आपका NEET नहीं होगा। फिर आपको ड्रॉप लेना पड़ेगा या किसी दूसरे प्रोफेशन में स्विच करना पड़ेगा। देखो, इसका समाधान क्या है। सबसे पहली चीज है कि...

Identification is that your mind is your distraction. This means if you overthink too much, these distractions can be present. Let's understand this one by one. First, if your mobile phone is your distraction, then you simply need to switch it off when you are studying alone. When I used to get very troubled by all these things, I would switch off my phone, and then my studies would improve significantly.

होती थी। तुम लोग भी करके देखो, बहुत इससे फायदा होगा। अब अगर कुछ एक्सक्यूज़ देने वाले बच्चे आएंगे, तो वो कहेंगे कि भैया, हम लेक्चर ही देखते हैं मोबाइल फोन से। तो अगर तुम डाउनलोडेड लेक्चर देख रहे हो, रिकॉर्डेड लेक्चर देख रहे हो, तो तुम अपने फोन को एयरप्लेन मोड पर कर दो। स्पेलिंग भूल गया मैं, छोड़ो। तुम एयरप्लेन मोड पर कर दो अपने फोन को, तो ज्यादा अच्छा रहेगा। और अगर तुम कहोगे कि नहीं, हम ऑनलाइन लेक्चर देख रहे हैं, तो फिर...

What you should do is turn off the notifications for all the important apps that you find distracting; that will be better for you. Also, disable all your social media apps first. Just disable all your social media apps, and then tear up that paper. It's simple. In half an hour, write down all the overthinking thoughts that are running through your mind on a piece of paper, and then tear that paper up and throw it away. This will end your overthinking.

It won't be that easy, but if you try, you will feel very good, and then you will study. Studying with a stressed mind never works, so keep this in mind. A distracted mind will give you output in six hours, but if you study with focus, you can achieve the same amount of study in just two hours with good efficiency. Now, the most important thing is that we should not be overly stressed during our preparation.

Understand one thing very clearly: your mental peace is far more important than NEET. Even if you crack NEET and get into AIIMS Delhi, and even if you manage to crack NEET PG and secure a seat in Radiology, if you do not have mental peace, then it is of no use. Your mental peace is extremely important. There is a very important part of this video.

Listening to your mental peace is very important for NEET. If you prioritize your mental peace, your NEET preparation will also improve. For instance, when you don't feel like studying, it's okay not to study. Education is something that should never bore you. You've been using your mobile phone for the past five to seven years, and even while using it throughout the day, you eventually get tired of it. But think about it; you...

Since childhood, you all have been studying. Now, you must be 18 or 19 years old, and you have been studying for 15 years since you were 6 or 5 years old. You all need to continue your education, but while studying, no one ever gets bored. What happens is that we get distracted. So, the first thing for you is not to be under too much stress; you need to prioritize your mental peace above anything else. You should write this down today on a sticky note and put it up in your room.

Stick it in front of your study table that your mental peace is more important. There’s no one who has ever said, I was preparing for NEET, but since I didn’t clear it, now I do labor work. It doesn't happen like that. Children either crack NEET or they learn to work hard. And when they learn to work hard, then they settle somewhere in some field, doing something.

जब तुम लोग जाते हो, तो तुम भी यही करोगे। इसका मतलब है कि 25 लाख aspirants होंगे, जिनमें से 30 लाख सेलेक्ट होंगे। बाकी सबका या तो ड्रॉप लगेगा या वे किसी और फील्ड में जाएंगे। 25 लाख सीटें तो नहीं हैं। नीट जिंदगी का अंत नहीं है। तुम्हें अपनी मानसिक शांति को ज्यादा प्राथमिकता देनी है। जब मन करे, तभी पढ़ाई करो; जब मन न करे, तो पढ़ाई मत करो। जो करने का मन है, वही करो। अगर तुम चार घंटे पढ़ाई करने का मन नहीं कर रहे हो, तो...

If you were distracted for four hours, it's not a problem. Then you'll feel like studying on your own, and you'll sit down to study. That's why give a lot of priority to your mental peace, and if you are happy, you'll be able to study well. I'm saying again, if you study while being overly stressed, even if you study for six hours, the content you are trying to learn in those six hours while stressed will be much harder to grasp. However, if you are happy, you can learn that content in just two hours. Then those four hours of your time will be...

बच्चे, उसमें एक घंटे ऐसा कुछ काम कर लो जिसमें तुम्हें मजा आता है। तुम वन शॉट देख रहे थे, मैं भी डिस्ट्रैक्टेड रहता था। दिनभर फोन चलाता रहता था। मैंने भी बहुत सारी गलतियाँ की हैं, इसलिए मैंने आप लोगों को गाइड किया और आप लोगों के साथ शेयर किया। अगर ये सब चीजें अच्छी लगीं, तो तुम लोग इन्हें फॉलो करो। और अगर बाकी मेरा कंटेंट आपको अच्छा लगता है, तो चैनल को सब्सक्राइब कर दो और मजे करो। ओवर स्ट्रेस रहने की ज्यादा जरूरत नहीं है।

What will happen if you don't crack NEET? You should not end up feeling that you didn't give your best. Give your best, but also prioritize your mental peace. You all need to maintain a balance in your life and in NEET preparation because NEET is not life, and life is not NEET. There are many other things you can do. So, keep studying well and enjoy. Thanks for watching.

7 Mistakes You Must Avoid to Crack NEET | Don't do these 7 Mistakes as A NEET Aspirant! | NEET-2025

Devraj Kushwaha

One major mistake to avoid is taking one-shot lectures, as students often believe they can grasp all topics in a single session.

This approach can lead to backlogs and a rushed completion of the syllabus, ultimately causing more confusion and frustration.

Additionally, one-shot lectures may not provide detailed notes or cover different types of questions, making it difficult to revise the material effectively later on.

Importance of Detailed Lectures for Revision

Relying solely on PIVA questions in notes is ineffective for revision, as it misses out on key concepts and potential future questions.

Watching detailed lectures for each chapter is crucial, especially for Physics and Chemistry, and can be done at 2x speed for those with a backlog.

It's important not to blindly trust teachers promoting their own materials over NCERT, as the latter is the primary source for exam questions.

Caution Against Misleading Teachers and Resources

Be wary of teachers who prioritize selling their courses and books over providing genuine guidance.

Strategic video offers from so-called experts often lead to promoting their batches, causing confusion for students.

It's crucial to focus on reliable resources and avoid taking lectures from less experienced individuals, as this can lead to a detrimental academic path.

The Importance of Effective Learning for NEET Preparation

Relying on inexperienced peers for learning can lead to missing crucial information and understanding question framing.

It's essential to take detailed lectures from experienced teachers and then supplement with additional resources.

Mock tests are vital for assessing progress and building confidence, and students should avoid common mistakes that hinder syllabus completion.

The Importance of Taking Tests for Self-Assessment

Many students mistakenly avoid taking tests, believing they should wait until completing their syllabus.

This approach hinders self-evaluation and improvement, leading to stagnant performance.

Taking mock tests is crucial for practice, building confidence, and effectively preparing for exams.

Taking the mock test is crucial, as it helps in preparation despite the syllabus not being fully covered.

It's important to focus on fewer, relevant resources and to repeat the same coaching module for better understanding.

During the last few months, prioritize revision and avoid distractions to increase the chances of success in NEET.

Overthinking can lead to distractions, making it important to switch off your phone while studying.

If using a mobile for lectures, turning on airplane mode and disabling notifications can help reduce distractions.

Prioritizing mental peace is crucial for effective study preparation, and it's okay to take breaks when feeling overwhelmed.

Prioritizing Mental Peace in NEET Preparation

It's important to prioritize mental peace over stress while preparing for NEET.

Distractions are normal, and taking breaks can lead to a more effective study session.

Remember that NEET is not the only path to success, and maintaining a balance in life is crucial.