Nine-Month Study Plan: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Revision

The main takeaway is that within 45 days, one needs to completely revise three subjects from scratch, facing immense pressure.

### Nine-Month NEET Study Plan: From Zero to 680+
* 📅 The plan is designed for students starting from scratch on August 1st, aiming for a **minimum score of 680+** in the NEET exam.
* 📘 The reduced syllabus includes **79 chapters in Biology**, **19 in Chemistry**, and **28 in Physics**.
* 🔬 The study plan allocates **2-2.5 hours daily for Biology**, focusing on **NCERT understanding and practice questions** using the **NCERT Practice app**.
* ⚗ In Chemistry, Inorganic is completed in **40 days**, Organic in **50 days**, and Physical in **60 days**, with **detailed chapter-wise schedules** and **teacher recommendations**.
* 📚 Physics is studied for **4-5 hours daily**, with a **flexible chapter sequence** based on student level, aiming to **complete by March**.
* 🔄 The plan strategically allocates time for subject revisions starting in **October (Biology)**, **December (Chemistry)**, and **March (Physics)**.
* 📊 Students are advised to follow recorded lectures, make notes, solve module questions, and **revise daily** to stay on track.
* 👩 Teacher recommendations are provided for each subject, with **specific advice on lecture sequences and study materials**.
* 🏆 The plan emphasizes **consistent daily study**, **efficient use of study materials**, and **strategic revision** to achieve the target score.

Within 45 days, you will have to completely revise three subjects starting from scratch. Just think how much pressure that will bring. Within 35 days, your biology will be completed. The rest of the subjects you will be able to revise organically every two days - alcohol, phenol, ether within a week's time. Two charms welcome back to the new video. In today's video, we are going to discuss how you can go from zero to 680+ starting from scratch in nine months. When I plan this.

I was sitting down to write and was calculating how many months are left. It showed me that only 9 months are left. If you start this plan from 1st August, follow it. I was shocked to see that we wasted so much time in this routine and didn't even get anything in the end. Okay, we are now aiming for 680 plus because it seems like this has become the minimum score. If you want to stay on the safe side, that's why.

I have set a target of 680 plus for myself so that you can stay safe at that score, like you will definitely get into medical college, and it is possible to achieve this in nine months. That's why I have come up with a strategy here. I have written this entire 18-page after spending two to three hours sitting, and I will explain to you in detail in this video how you can follow it, and you can reach your respected score, which is your dream score of 680 plus. You can even do better if you do it well.

Follow and do not forget to see this at the end that I have explained its summary to you. In the end, how this whole schedule works, we start the video without any delay and first understand how much time you have left, which is nine months left. If you are starting from the 1st of August, which is the main goal of our strategy, our plan is that by March, we complete our syllabus, and we start our revision from November, alright.

Now, see, first of all, you need to understand that we have some points that can increase our confidence, so grabbing those points and increasing confidence is very important because you see, there are things going on around you that are demotivating you. Okay, the cutoff will go very high, the paper will become very hard, there will be papers in two levels, not everything is fixed, everything is uncertain, so we will not waste our time discussing that.

People will only talk about things that are fixed, meaning your syllabus is fixed, you have to study, this is fixed, you will study only then you will be selected, this is also fixed, so we will talk about that in this video, we will not waste any time. First of all, you saw that your syllabus has been reduced, so now you don't have to do 98 chapters like before, you only have to do 79 chapters and there are some additional things that you have to do, so let's first see the syllabus.

What's yours because if you don't even know what the syllabus is, then what will you prepare for? In Physics, there was no reduction in any chapters, you have 28 chapters in it, 14 in 11th and 14 in 12th. In Chemistry, there was a significant amount of reduction. Chapters like Hydrogen, S-block, useless chapters, Metallurgy, Surface Chemistry, everything has been removed. So, now only 19 chapters are left for you. The only difference in Chemistry is that the P-block has been removed from your NCERT.

Although it has been removed from the NCERT, it is present in your syllabus, and some new families have been added to your syllabus, and tissues, too, have been added to see the chances. So, you also have to read this, which was removed from the new NCERT earlier, so this is your basic overview.

The syllabus that you need to complete within these nine months, the positive point you need to see from this is that you don't have to study the syllabus that we used to study before. That's why one reason why the cutoff has increased. So, if the syllabus has decreased, it has decreased for everyone, so the benefit that is there should be taken by everyone. So, you should also take the benefit. How will you take the benefit? I will explain to you further. First, understand that the preparation you are starting, from August first.

If you are starting now and were caught up in the Rinat loop or hoping Rinat would happen, it's good if it happens. If it doesn't, it's okay. Moving forward, if you need to prepare and only want to do MBBS, then follow this plan. There's no problem starting from August 1st, just remember what I'm explaining. If you are starting your preparation from August 1st, you need to understand that you should not take any holidays ahead without any reason.

If you are starting your plan from August 1st, then the first holiday you will take, let's say a break of two to three days, you can take it during Diwali or any other festival of the second culture. You won't take any off in between. Then directly take a one-day holiday in the New Year. If you take a holiday during Holi, then that will be your holiday. After that, your net will come, so the net is not too far away, if it seems like it's taking longer.

So when you look at the syllabus now, you will understand that I don't have much time left, alright. Apart from this, sometimes if you fall sick, that time will also be wasted, so that's why you cannot waste any time at all. When you are fine, when you are completely alright, you have no illness, there is no festival at your home, then you waste that time, so then you cannot avoid wasting time at this time, okay? Do you understand? Time.

You don't have much time, so you shouldn't waste time now. Look, the main principle on which we have made this plan is that we will not give equal time to all subjects. Brother, what am I saying, you must have heard mostly people saying that equal time should be given to every subject, while they themselves did not give equal time. Now think for yourself, if someone is a topper or someone who is going to take a selection, did he give equal time to all subjects.

If the subject is interested in Physics or Organic Chemistry, they must have invested more time in that rather than Biology, which they might find easy. In that, they know that I should remember. If I remember, I will solve the question. If you understand what I am saying, this is a hypothetical thing, not a practical thing. Always give more time there.

You should give at least the initial if it is not done for the end, then you ignore it, but initially, you always give more time there, which has more weightage or which you feel weak or which feels hard to you, okay, this is why we are going to save time from bio-organic.

In physics and physical, now first of all, let's talk about biology. In biology, how much time should you give, so you need to give two to two and a half hours daily. Now many children will have doubts in their minds that if there is a lecture for so long, how will it be done in two to two and a half hours for biology? So I am telling you to give you two to two and a half hours for biology because I do not recommend watching detailed lectures. Okay, because one, this is [END OF TRANSCRIPT]

The subject is detailed lecture, watching it and listening to the story, I don't think it benefits you much because at the end, your main goal is to understand NCERT, highlight its lines, and revise NCERT repeatedly. So, your main goal is to understand the lines of NCERT and remember them later. So, there is no benefit of watching long lectures and listening to stories as much as I can tell you the truth, I am telling you.

If you are not benefiting from it, then it is better to invest the time you would spend watching 7-day lectures for two hours each day in finishing one chapter by watching Vipin Sir's one-shots. In that, within two to two and a half hours, a chapter generally gets completed. While watching that, you need to highlight your NCERT. In this way, you will be able to complete one chapter in two to three days because obviously, you can't complete it in one day.

If you don't watch a two-hour lecture, suppose you have a two-hour lecture, you gave one hour of the lecture, the rest of the hour, whatever you saw in the lecture, revised it, or highlighted it in NCERT, or practiced its questions, how to do that NCERT page, I will tell you further, now see, in this way, within two to three days, the chapter will be finished, and the time you save, you will use it.

In question solving, now you have said that by saving time, you need to practice questions. However, the problem in bioorganic organic is that the source of question practice is not correct. Somewhere there are more out-of-NCERT questions, somewhere only NCERT-based questions are not found. To solve this problem, the NCERT Practice app has come up with a very good solution. What they have done is for you with page-wise filters.

All the questions of NCERT have been extracted line by line. What can you do with that? Suppose you have read a page of NCERT today, you can apply a page-wise filter there and solve all the questions on that page. Also, what they have done is that they have uploaded NCERT marked questions on their app, in which they have highlighted all the questions asked from that chapter.

In NCERT, if you touch those highlights, you directly reach that question and then you can solve it. Suppose you get stuck in any question, for that as well they have uploaded text solutions in audio format, video format for solutions. Even hints have been uploaded so that if you are stuck in any question, you can learn well by looking at those hints and solutions.

Do not repeat any mistakes further. Also, in this app, you will get all the questions based on the latest patterns, meaning that you will get assertion-reason type, statement type, match the following type, sequencing type, labeling type questions. And if you get stuck on any question, you can bookmark it so that you can solve that question later and not forget about it before your neat exam. Also, if you are practicing for the NCRTE exam now.

When you join, you will also get access to Essential Practice, in which 75 to 100 high-yield questions are arranged in a page-wise format from every chapter. It includes NCERT examples, exercises, and even exemplar questions in MCQ format. Detailed solutions will be available for all the questions. If you face any difficulty, you can refer to it. Even NEET 2019 to 24, all papers are included, even Manipur and Ganganager.

If the paper is also included in this, then if you want to practice questions in the same way, you can join the NCERT Practice Batch, which you can get for only ₹, and if you wish, you can also take their Ultimate Combo Batch, in which you will not only get the NCERT Practice Batch but also the modules of Physics and Chemistry, and 50 OMR sheets so that you can practice offline. The link to all these batches will be available in the description from there.

Make sure to check it out and keep practicing questions. Let's move forward in the video. On the same page, solve the P.Y.Q. which you completed today. You will solve the questions of the completed pages. Apart from this, what can you do at this time? You can invest in Physics and Physical as well because you are only giving two hours where people will give four hours. Within just two hours, complete your bio and keep sitting.

Can you give that time to physics physical, which mostly seems hard to people, or can you revise an old chapter? What happens is that as you keep reading, you keep forgetting old things. So, if you can revise the old thing and save your time, it will be more beneficial instead of sitting and making notes, listening to colorful stories. The teacher is explaining the same thing in different ways. The main goal is that.

You should understand the NCRTE line, later you have to sit and remember it, alright? This is the goal, whoever has taken a drop, the first drop and the second drop, everyone understands that. The thing that a fresher cannot understand, alright. Now, see, if you complete your bio in this way, then within 96 days you can complete your bio because you have 32 chapters. But if you spend even three days on an average chapter, you might get stuck in someone.

It will take two days for some, three days for others, and four days for a few. So, on average, within three months to 35 months, your biology will be complete. Meanwhile, the remaining students, because they are going along with the batch, will feel the pressure. So when will they revise? They will revise physics and physical when they sit to revise organic and inorganic. Only then will they revise biology, otherwise, their biology revision will not happen under that pressure.

Will they be able to revise the inorganic organic, physics physical, and finish biology quickly in revision using that time? Now, the main problem that will arise, I know you will ask this doubt, that brother, the videos of Weapon Sir are old videos, at that time the syllabus was different. Now the syllabus has changed a lot from NCERT, many things have been removed. So what should you do? So, I will tell you the best solution for this, I do not.

I would say that you should not watch Vipin's videos because then no one can tell you the alternative since I have watched them, so I recommend them. Now I haven't watched others, if someone has read from the new NCERT, it's better to read. I don't know, so I don't recommend it. If you know, comment and let me know what the solution is. If you go to study with Vipin sir, what should you do new.

Purchase an NCRTE if you have already read the old NCRTE and highlighted it. If you have scored well, what can you do? You can simply highlight the new NCRTE with your old NCRTE. By looking at it, you have highlighted it, what will be the benefit? If you know some new points in the new NCRTE, some new changes have been added, those new changes will be available for you to see because now you will read the new NCRTE.

If you have read it before, you will notice it properly. This is a new point. And if you haven't read the old one, you have directly memorized the new point. Another thing, Vipin sir will teach the whole chapter which was in the old syllabus. Assume that it has been removed from the new NCERT, so you saw that well, it is not there in the new NCERT. You will open the NCERT and study. If you are studying from the NCERT, you have not understood that topic.

Just do this, you will also read Weapon Search and cover the new NCERT well. Apart from this, the points I mentioned that have been added to the new syllabus, the Cockroach has become a tissue part, you can read it from the old NCERT, that's fine, it has already been taught, you can do that from there too. The rest, how to do Biology better, how to practice questions, which chapters to do first.

I will tell you all this in detail in the biology video. Okay, now let's move on to chemistry, where we will discuss in detail. In chemistry, as you know, we complete it in three parts - one is physical, one is inorganic, and one is organic. Okay, in this, first of all, let me tell you which basic chapters you should have covered if you are not at a beginner level and follow your self-made schedule.

In physics, first do the mole concept and structure of the atom, then do periodic classification in your 11th standard, chemical bonding, do organic, do GOC and IUPAC. If you do this, then you can start chemistry from anywhere. If you have done this much, then start with inorganic. If you have done this much, then you can start organic, and if you have done this in physics along with redox, then you can also start physics.

You can start Chapter Star, you will not have any problem, so this is for those children who are going to make their own schedule, who study in their own way, because there will already be many children who will take drops at 630 620, so this is good for them. Now let's talk about Inof Nick. How you have to do it, first of all, Inof Nick whenever you start, now what I am telling you the time here, I am telling you that when you start chemistry, you will have a time.

Will you do only one thing, either do Inorganic, or Organic, or Physical? Let's assume that you started with Inorganic, then you can give a day for 4 hours for Organic, you can give less time depending on which level you are at. If you are at the beginner level, then giving four hours to Chemistry is fine. Whom will you do it with, Mohit Sir, or V.T. Sir, you can do it with both. Both teach Organic well. First, you need to conceptualize.

You need to complete the chapters that I have told you about - periodic classification and chemical bonding. If you complete these, you can start with the inorganic part of main block chemistry. Notes will only be for the conceptual chapters that I have just mentioned. You need to create those and one coordination compound. For the rest, you just have to highlight the N.C.E.R.T. because you have to follow the N.C.E.R.T. lines there repeatedly.

Questions will be raised directly. Okay, I have also done the same in the heuristic and questions come from there. Now, see what sequence you need to maintain and how much time you have to give. But the chapter first is Pedic Classification, obviously conceptual. Then Chemical Bonding, giving a good amount of time, like 15 days. You can combine these two chapters and give. Once you have covered that well, you will move on to the next block.

In chemistry, when you have to block P and block DNA, you won't find P block in the new NCR, so I thought what to skip, what to remember, I have already told you in the R, I have told where the questions are coming from, and exactly for 2 years, questions are coming from there, alright, you can see the comments there, I am not saying it myself, it took 15 days for you to block P and block DNA, alright, after that in the end, you

To do coordination compound, which is a conceptual chapter, you also need to apply modules well. You have to solve PWA well. You have to give a good 10-day time for coordination compound. It's fine in this single chapter. Your Info Nick will be complete within 40 days, meaning within one month and 10 days. Now, what do you need to complete in this 40-day period that I have given you? I will tell you everything.

If you watch the first lecture, you will make notes. In conceptual chapters, notes are not only made in the P block and DNF block but also highlight the NCERT. You will solve in the P block and DNF block, it is important. I explained this sequence. Then you will do the Intex and Example very well. You have to keep the questions of the module at the top in the conceptual, right? I mean, before solving the Pavia K, you have to ask questions of the module when you

You must be doing the conceptual chapter, right? After that, when you block the P block DNA block, it's not that important because you don't get many questions directly based on NCRTE. So, it's good, now let's talk about how to do organic on top of organic. I had mentioned in chemistry that you have to devote four hours, so in organic, you also have to allocate 4 hours. When you complete Inorganic, then Organic.

If you start this, I haven't given it at the same time, then you will say, Brother, how much can we study like this? We are giving you four hours each in chemistry. It's not like in chemistry, you will spend 12 hours in chemistry. You have to complete inorganic first. If you are starting with organic first, then you have to do organic first, then you have to do physical. So, whatever sequence you want to follow, you can follow, and the children who will follow the batch can also follow the batch, there is no problem in that.

It's okay, I have mentioned here that if you follow the batch, then how much time you have to give in it, I have explained. The sequence that will be of organic will be like this. First, you have to do IUPAC and GOC within 15 days. Then you have to do hydrocarbons in 10 days. You have to give time in this because it will form the basic form. Many reactions of this will repeat in front of you, okay? If you have done hydrocarbons well, then all these chapters will then seem quite easy to you.

Hello, Alkenes, hello Arenes. This is a very short chapter, four days long. In this, major time will be spent on understanding optical isomerism, and the rest won't be difficult. Alcohols, phenols, ethers will take two weeks' time each. Same for aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids. Amines will take five days, and biomolecules will take one day. This is because I'm saying one day for this directly, because this will directly.

You have to take it from the hero C, no question will come outside of it, I guarantee you. It's a two-hour lecture, watch it, it's over. You have to do your bio-molecular directly from my history. There is no need to watch someone else's lecture. It's good for you. Now, if you do it in this way, your organic will be done within 50 days. Now, understand whom to do organic with. See, what I told you about inorganic, I have also allocated time for that.

Because I want you to do it from the recorded lecture, and if you find old lectures, you can do it from there too because not much has changed, just changes in the P block and D block, you don't have to do compounds because they are not asking questions from that, so on top of that, I will make a detailed video for you on what to do and what not to do. Alright, now when I am talking about organic, in this, you 50.

If you follow this sequence within a day, it will end. Even if you start from zero, if you are watching a detailed lecture, then also see whose lecture you want to watch. As I just mentioned, for inorganic, go for recorded lectures because even if there are old lectures, it won't be a problem because there hasn't been any special change in organic. So, in organic, you can absolutely watch recorded lectures, even old ones.

According to that, if you are watching an old one and it is recorded, you can follow this lecture for this chapter according to your page, which I have mentioned. There are two teachers in this, one is Pankaj sir and the other is Nitesh sir. If I tell you about Pankaj sir and Nitesh sir in comparison, it is a simple comparison. Their lectures are a bit longer, it takes time to do that. You will get it in less time. The concept of both is excellent.

Children do not understand Pankaj sir, they understand Nitesh sir. If someone does not understand Nitesh sir, they understand Pankaj sir. So, they depend on him. Pankaj sir's advantage is that they conduct question practice very well. Alright, so if someone wants to do question practice a lot and understands in that same way, then take them to Pankaj sir and practice fewer questions. They need to finish the syllabus quickly and understand a little bit. Okay, let's go with this.

If this concept can be turned into a question, then Nitesh sir is also efficient, right? There is a little less Out of NCERT in this, there is a little more Out of ST in this, that's the only difference, this is the same rate as Pant sir's lecture, there is no other rate. Okay, now see, in Organic, you have to make notes and how to make them, how to separate question copy and theory copy, I have explained this in the Chemistry Strategy video, you can watch it from here. Good.

After that, when your organic is done, you don't have to do anything, you have to watch the NCERT highlights through the reaction copy. I have revised it, so basically within 24 hours, the whole playlist will be completed, so you will be able to revise the entire organic every two days. Many children have followed the Roost series from zero, and still, they have scored 180 out of 180 in chemistry, so there is no problem in that, but still.

Stay on the safe side because you have time right now, so I suggest watching the detailed lecture first, then watch IK because IK has all the concepts, question practice is not okay because it was made for revision, so whenever you revise, Best to watch the series best source you can use it whenever you want, you can do it whenever you want, you will know, so your NCR will also be covered, so as many AR questions or statements.

Chances are created in organic and they will be covered. Directly, this year also chances have come, all of them, and they will come next year too, it is guaranteed. Okay, now let's talk about the last part of physics, which is the last part of chemistry, and in this, many children are as scared of physics as they are of chemistry. So how to overcome that fear? Let's talk about that. You have to give 4 to 5 hours of time in physical, okay? If I talk about the sequence.

First, it was told that do the Mole Concept first. Give a week's time. What happens when children come to drop year is that they say, Mole Concept troubled me a lot last year. This year, I will trouble the Mole Concept a lot. And they start troubling the Mole Concept so much that they get stuck solving questions. Their whole year revolves around it, unable to cover more chapters in Physics, and in the end, they get stuck again that Thermodynamics didn't happen.

Brother, if equilibrium is not achieved, how to fix it, okay, this should not happen, you know about the mole concept, why don't you see, after the last year's 19, whatever questions related to the mole concept you will see are simple questions that used to come earlier, questions like those related to the mole concept do not come as they used to, okay, you will notice that trend, you will see, yes, they are asking questions mainly from social media, so you should not spend more than a week on this, okay, good, after that.

In the structure of an atom, the time of five days is two simple chapters, which will be easily done. In Redox, the time of four days will become two chapters. After that, these three chapters, when you complete them, your main physics basics will be clear. After that, you can do any chapter that you understand. If someone feels like studying in the 12th grade, then do the 12th grade, if someone feels like studying in the 11th grade, then do the 11th grade, okay, that's why I haven't mentioned any sequence, according to you.

You can decide, I have written the time here. You have to give 8 days in Thermo, 10 days in Equilibrium, you can give 8 days in Solution, you can give 9 days in Electrochemistry, and you can give 7 days in Chemical Kinetics. If you do all of this, within 60 days, your Physical Chemistry should be completed. Within two months, you will be done. What all things you need to do in this, if you watch one lecture.

You need to watch the recorded lecture, alright? You have to make notes. There is no problem in that. You need to solve the modules. If your teacher, whom you are watching, does not ask many questions on the modules, then you also need to do the modules separately. You need to allocate time because if the lectures are long, it means there are questions happening. And if even in long lectures there are no questions, it means that lecture is useless, okay?

So, it's better to watch a short lecture and practice questions yourself, then you can decide according to yourself. If you are smart, then it's better to do the questions of the module at that time. At least do the sections of the Neet level, like when there are three sections, do the easy section first, which has questions at the Neet level. Do examples, illustrations, beginner boxes, all of these because from there.

There are more chances of becoming a topper, so you will definitely do the DPP after notes, and you also have to do the revision. You have to complete all the things I have given you here. After that, when your entire chemistry is finished, you have to go to the intex question in physics. Before that, you don't have to go in organic, inorganic. I recommend in organic, I will give you an exercise.

I recommend if you have time, but in the context of Intex question physical, I say when your entire chemistry is over, then you should go before that, not which teacher to follow, so you can follow anyone, Amit Mahajan sir or Sudhanshu sir, you can follow anyone, now see how to use these lectures, I have explained in detail in the chemistry strategy video, from there you can watch it, so if you follow this plan, you

Within 5 months, your chemistry will be done. The part that will be left will be your experimental chemistry part. I will tell you how to complete it after January. Before that, do not waste time on this, okay? Alright, now look, in this plan, I have not included any revisions. It means that in these five months, you will only study chemistry. You are not including any revisions because many students are like that.

Revision cannot be done together. Biology is going on, chemistry is also going on, physics is also going on, so we cannot take out time for revision together. That's why I have told those children who are starting from a beginner level that they are unable to revise, I have told them to first spend five minutes and finish the syllabus. But if there are children who want that no brother, we have to revise together, we have already scored 450 plus or we need to give extra time.

Ready hai, theek hai. Do-teen ghante hum ready hai dene ke liye. To un bachchon ke liye main planner wali video bana doonga. Aap usko follow kar lena. Vahan pe maine revision ko saath-saath include kiya hua hai. Wo aapko phir benefit kar sakti hai. Theek hai, jaldi main video daal doonga uske upar. Ab baat kar lete hain hum log physics ke upar, aur phir dekhte hain ki kaise aapko end mein revise karna hai in teeno subjects ko saath mein jo maine starting mein bataya tha aapko physics mein. 

We are ready, okay. We are ready to give it in two to three hours. So, for those kids, I will make a planner video. You follow that. I have included revision along with it. It can benefit you later. Okay, I will upload the video quickly. Now, let's talk about physics, and then we will see how you need to revise in the end these three subjects together that I mentioned to you in the beginning in physics.

You have to give yourself 4 to 5 hours of time daily, as we have given in Chemistry, in Biology, we have given 2 hours, in Chemistry, 4 to 5 hours, in Physics, 4 to 5 hours, meaning a total of 10 to 12 hours. If you study daily, you can follow this plan. And as I have given the time, within that time, you can finish your syllabus. First of all, in Physics, I am not recommending any specific sequence to any child watching this video.

If you are mostly at the beginner level, then if you are at the beginner level specifically in physics, then I don't recommend any specific sequence. I want you to follow whichever batch you are following, whichever teacher you are following, follow that same teacher and complete your syllabus according to their page. However, if you are not at the beginner level and you have already scored around 100 marks in this NEET, then for them, I

I will tell you which sequences you can follow according to the weightage. So, what you can do, the unit with gravity from the unit dimension, you finish it first. After that, from electrostatics to electromagnetic waves, finish the part that is second. Then, from optics to the semiconductor part, finish the part that is third, and from properties of solids to waves, finish the part that is fourth. Now, whatever you finish in this, your

You should aim to complete the target, which is to finish your lecture daily. Your target is to finish whatever lecture you have, complete your notes for that day, whatever happened in the lecture, you have written all the notes, completed the DP, and have modulated that topic. If you are not studying from a teacher who asks a lot of questions like MR Sate, who mostly modulates the module.

When they conduct a question, there is no need because their lecture is already long, so you won't even be able to take the time to do the modules separately. But if you are studying with teachers who do not solve many questions, then in that case, you will have to do the modules separately, okay? And if you are also studying with MR. Sir, if you want to do the modules, only you should ask those questions that MR. Sir did not ask. After that, when you are.

When a chapter is complete, what do you need to do? You just have to complete the tasks given in that chapter. Keep working in physics and don't put your mind into anything else. Keep following the batch, complete as much work as I have asked you to do. Now, as I have told you in the rest of the subjects, finish quickly. Finish the syllabus quickly. But in physics, I said follow your batch. The problem with following the batch is that your syllabus is.

Once March is complete, your physics syllabus will be complete, so that's why if you put in a little extra effort, if you put in so much effort, your physics will go very smoothly. The thing is, when a chapter of yours is finished, after that, you have to take out some time whenever you feel like it, that okay, that chapter which has been quite a few days, so I take out some time to solve that chapter, or else today I give an extra hour and a

By giving an extra hour, I can either solve the previous chapter's problem, or I can review the notes of that chapter. If I look at all the formulas, then if you do this much, you won't face any difficulty in physics. Even if it ends in March, you will remember the old physics that you have already finished, whenever you sit for the full syllabus test. Now, the main cracks are.

I want to explain to you why we finished Biology and Chemistry quickly and with Physics, I said finish it comfortably. What was the main point to understand that? Your main goal is that I said you can finish Biology within a month, meaning if you are starting in August, your Biology will be finished by October, okay? If you felt Chemistry took five months, then your Chemistry will be finished by December.

And I told Physics that by March, you smoothly go along with your batch and when your batch ends, your Physics will end too. So, by March, your Physics will be over. Now, what's the benefit? When Biology ends for you after three months, after October, you will have two hours left. You don't have to do any new chapter of Biology, so Chemistry will continue from here, and Physics will continue from here. What will you do?

You have two hours left with you. Now, the biology that you have completed three months ago, you need to put it in revision. Meaning, all the chapters you have finished need to be revised now. Whatever you feel is high voltage according to biology, start revising it. Okay, after that, you will finish chemistry for 5 months, meaning, biology will be finished in October, what will be finished in December for you?

If chemistry is over, it means that two months from now your chemistry will be over. Now, after that, what will happen, neither are you running out of time to do chemistry nor is your biology time going. So, these two hours and now four hours, eight hours, six hours are left with you. What will you do with those 6 hours? Physics is still going on from here. You are giving four hours daily to do physics. Now, you can do two things. Either you can spend more time in physics.

Finish physics quickly, that's fine, but what's better is that in these 6 hours, you use 1 hour to revise biology, 1 hour to revise inorganic chemistry, and the rest of the two to three hours to solve physics and physical chemistry questions. If your chemistry is done, you can pick any chapter, but if you are still struggling with physics, the chapters you have covered so far...

You can utilize this 6-hour window after December to finish your syllabus by March. The time in January, February, and March, which is three months, will allow you to cover the old physics chapters. This was the advantage of completing chemistry quickly, finishing biology quickly. Those students who will give equal time to the batch will follow it. Their entire syllabus will be completed by March. Now from March.

They will sit for revision, it's fine because they haven't revised at all. They just followed the batch for 10-11 hours, made notes, did some light question practice. It's okay if they didn't revise. Now, after March, when they sit to revise, within 45 days, they will have to revise three subjects from scratch. Think about how much pressure they will face, and that's why kids give up there. That's why this plan is the best plan.

For you, I cannot provide a better plan. If children are not following it even after watching it, it is the fault of the children, not mine. I am a mentor. I have given you the best plan, and after that, I make a strategy video for the entire year. You know only one video comes for the whole year's strategy. If you want to follow, follow; if you don't want to, don't. There is a video for planners for those children who are together.

If they want to revise, it will be available for them, and no video strategy will be based on the entire year's strategy. Alright, let's meet next time with the next video. Until then, take care. Do you watch the fancy life of YouTube stars? There are also YouTubers who don't have AC. So, they have to make videos in sweat.

ZERO To 680+ Starting From 1st AUGUST ⏩Complete Bio & Chem By December With This NEET 2025 STRATEGY

Avinash Sharma

Nine-Month Study Plan for Achieving a 680+ Score in Medical College Entrance

A study plan is outlined, starting from August 1st and aiming for a score of 680+ in nine months.

The plan includes completing the syllabus by March and starting revisions in November, taking into account the reduced syllabus and upcoming holidays for breaks.

The strategy emphasizes staying focused on the fixed aspects, avoiding unnecessary discussions, and making the most of the reduced syllabus to improve the chances of success.

It's crucial not to waste time, especially when you're healthy and free.

Instead of giving equal time to all subjects, prioritize the ones that need more attention or have higher weightage.

For biology, the recommendation is to spend two to two and a half hours daily, focusing on understanding and memorizing NCERT lines, and using the NCERT Practice app for question solving.

This approach allows for efficient chapter completion and effective use of saved time for question practice.

Efficient Study Practices for NCRTE Exam Preparation

Utilize time effectively by revising old chapters and investing in Physics and Physicals.

Complete biology revision within 96 days by spending an average of three days per chapter.

Consider highlighting new NCRTE material and revising using old NCRTE for effective studying.

Study Schedule for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics

- Biology study schedule includes covering the new NCERT topics and using old NCERT for the Cockroach tissue part.

- In Chemistry, the recommended sequence for self-study is to start with the basic chapters, then move to inorganic and organic, allocating specific time for each part.

- The study schedule suggests devoting 4 hours to Organic Chemistry after completing the Inorganic part.

It is possible to complete organic chemistry in 50 days by following a specific sequence of topics and allocating time to each one.

There are two recommended teachers, Pankaj sir and Nitesh sir, who have different teaching styles for students to choose from based on their learning preferences.

After completing organic chemistry, the recommendation is to revise the NCERT highlights through the reaction copy to efficiently review the material.

Efficient Study Plan for Physics and Chemistry

It is recommended to watch detailed lectures first for a better understanding, then use IK for concept reinforcement.

Focus on the Mole Concept for a week, then move on to other chapters to avoid getting stuck.

Allocate specific time for each topic in Physical Chemistry to complete the syllabus within 60 days.

- The speaker advises focusing solely on studying chemistry for the next five months without including any revisions, and later provides a separate plan for those who want to incorporate revision.

- For physics, the speaker recommends dedicating 4 to 5 hours daily to follow a specific sequence based on the student's level, and emphasizes the completion of daily lecture targets and tasks for each chapter.

- In physics, the speaker suggests following the regular batch schedule to finish the syllabus by March and then allocating extra time for revision and practice as needed.

Efficient Study Plan for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics

Students are advised to finish Biology within a month, Chemistry within five months, and Physics by March to allow for smooth revision.

The plan involves allocating specific hours for each subject's revision and practice, ensuring the complete syllabus is covered by March.

This strategy aims to reduce pressure and facilitate thorough revision before the exams.