NEET Preparation: Effective Study Strategy and Resource Selection

To crack NEET, focus on NCERT, solve coaching materials, and practice questions; avoid unnecessary study resources.

### NEET Preparation Strategy: Subject-wise Tips and Resources
* 📚 NEET preparation requires at least **one year of dedicated study**, with **two and a half years** being ideal for most students.
* 🎓 For Biology, focus on NCERT and attend lectures if your concepts are not clear. Practice questions regularly and use resources like **Ritu Ratwal ma'am's YouTube videos** for reference.
* 🔬 In Physics and Chemistry, solve the modules provided by your coaching institute. Aditya Gupta Sir recommends "**read less, revise repeatedly**."
* 📖 "You don't have to read a lot of books. Clear your concepts, solve **one set of questions**, and that's enough."
* For Chemistry, especially Organic and Inorganic, if you have limited time and trust your teachers, you can **skip reading NCERT**.
* 🏆 "Ultimately, the questions are asked from NCERT, but teachers know better which parts of NCERT are **important**."
* 📅 In the last month of preparation, **revise each chapter** and solve **previous year questions from 2006 to 2023**.
* ❌ "Until your selection, it won't happen if you keep picking up a lot of material. **Reduce, focus on the basics**, and that's **ultimately enough**."

Hello everyone, in today's video, we will be discussing what you should study in the next 1 year, which resources to use, which books to solve. I will share what I did, which resulted in my marks being 435 in the first attempt, and after improving in my drop year, I have achieved 680 this year. On this channel, we will only discuss practical things, no useless knowledge, no useless motivation. I won't be coming, see you in a month.

To give a three-month strategy because practically you need a year to crack NEET. If it's your first attempt or second attempt, it takes a year. Preparation for NEET is two and a half years, not less than that. If you are very dedicated, then one year of preparation is not enough. It might work in six months for those in the second or third drop. The concept needs to be clear, revise once, but it won't work like that. So, if you are targeting NEET 2025, please.

Consider subscribe this I promise I won't rent any motivational stuffs useless things and keep going back I won't make any video like that so we will talk about practical things today we are talking about which books should be solved what to read because there is a lot to read everyone is telling you have to read a lot motivation knowledge is what everyone is saying what to read which books to solve how

No one is telling you to read, so on this channel, we will be discussing that, okay? First of all, for physics, chemistry, and biology, you need to start giving lectures and making notes for all three, alright? Both things are very important. Now let me clarify one thing. I did not take biology lectures. In my drop year, I used to skip biology classes and focused on physics and chemistry modules, which the self-study room at Allen provided there.

I used to go there and sit down to solve numericals or whatever I needed to read, I used to read. For bio, I have only read and only NCERT, and for reference, if I ever got stuck somewhere in the concept, I have watched Ritu Ratwal ma'am's videos on YouTube. Videos used to come on YouTube1, they were good. This video is not sponsored, so I have watched it, but I have not taken lectures, but my motive for not taking lectures is.

It was not necessary to lecture in bio, it's important if you have never taken bio lectures, please do so. NCERT is tough to understand. Now, you might not understand without lectures, so please give lectures, make notes too. But remember, your preference should only and only be NCERT. I would say this much, give lectures, make notes, but never read the notes at home, come back, and that topic.

Read NCERT and if you have trouble, look at your notes. If everything is fine, I did not take biology classes but if you have never studied it, I did not take biology classes. So, I took biology classes in 11th and 12th grade. I made notes, my concepts were clear, that's why I did not take biology classes. So if your concepts are not clear, please attend biology classes, make notes for them, and for physics and chemistry, you have to make them.

When it comes to subject-wise strategy, if I talk about the subject-wise, I only solved Allen's material in Physics and Chemistry, and that too I only solved Allen's modules. Okay, if you are enrolled in any offline coaching, I was enrolled in Allen's classroom program, so if you are enrolled in any coaching, they provide you with material first, they give you modules in Allen, if you are there.

They give you race, they give you crop, they give you glance, they give you extra, by doing this, they provide a lot of books. I haven't solved a single book other than this. I have only and only solved modules, okay? And towards the end, what did I do, I will also tell you. Initially, when I was taught in class, I used to take lectures, make notes, revise the notes at home, and the questions I have, I...

I have never solved any extra material, even Allen's other materials, only module solutions have been solved for Physics, as well as Chemistry. So, you can write one thing from this, that you don't have to keep a lot of material. Aditya Gupta Sir also says that read less, revise repeatedly, that thing, pick it up, solve it, and that is enough, the rest is all fromo. Now, I will give you a

I'll give you the best example, look, dude, in Allen, I said that if there are different materials in a module, then the race that was there personally felt very high level to me, so once I was asking a doubt about a module and a guy came, he asked a question about the race, I was very scared, dude, that you know, this selection of the child is on number 1, this guy is solving the race, solving the glance, it won't be mine, and you know things like that, when I was leaving, I asked him.

I found out that in your brother's test, around 570 to 580 are coming and he said that he was scoring 615 to 620 at that time. So, I realized at that time how many books you are reading. That doesn't matter at all. Even in my test, more than that guy were coming and I am clear that I am not saying at all that brother, you know, he was very hardworking and definitely I think he has cracked it.

Will the exam be okay? But the thing is, how many books are you studying? That does matter. Solve one, keep your concepts clear. Wherever you get stuck, clear that doubt. That's enough. I solved Allen's material, solved modules in Physics and Chemistry. You can solve modules of any good coaching. Please trust the coaching you are enrolled in, and solve its material properly, whatever it is.

Doubts are cleared with the teacher, especially those who are coming in P.W. Why I am talking specifically because apart from Alan and Akash, who are prominent coaches, they are P.W. only, so I will have to cover that too. Many children who are watching online, we share 20 lakhs. If preparing, then 5 to 10 lakh children are studying in P.W., so you will have to buy material, so please I would.

Please suggest, don't play Akash. I have personally solved the material of both Arjuna and P.W. Arjuna and Lakshya. Personally, I didn't find it special, didn't like it, and this is my personal opinion. If someone good tells you that it's not good, they are also right. You can solve it personally if it doesn't feel right to me. So if you are studying online and need to take any material, please Alan or Akash. Don't take the opinion of any online coaching.

Okay, I do not support online coachings, especially their material. Their lecture are good, no doubt. If you are studying from there, that's dozen matter, you are good. There are good teachers there, good lectures there, they are good there, but for the material, I would suggest you go for Allen or Aakash. Okay, now when it comes to physics, it's also discussed. When it comes to chemistry, it's also discussed. Specifically, if I want, I have never done NCERT for organic chemistry.

I have read my notes thoroughly. I have read my notes more than 10 times. If you ask me where this line is written in your notes, I can tell you whether it is written on the left-hand side or the right-hand side. I have read a lot of my notes. I memorized my notes line by line by heart. So if I say that I haven't read the NCERT, it means that I have put ten times the effort into my notes. I have

I had memorized every single word, whether it's inorganic or organic chemistry. Look, buddy, it's a basic thing. If you want to score around 700, if you want to go for 715, 720, and you are practical about it. I mean if your numbers are around 430 and you are saying, No brother, I want to go for 720, I will study NCRTE, that doesn't count. That's not right. Okay, if you are actually scoring 670, 680 in every test and you are actually aiming for it.

AIIMS Delhi has to give 700 plus to go for the NCERT, then don't leave anything, then there is no need to leave anything. It became a matter of topper. Then you have to study NCERT of Physics too. Maybe a theoretical question comes, but if you are doing a basic MBBS or not, I have to study in a good AIIMS, 670-680 please. If you only study your teacher's notes, it will work. See, Age A Dropper, I had very limited time to pass. I had to choose whether I had to study NCERT a lot.

I can read well. Either I can excel in my teacher's notes. I have seen the NCERT of IERTC. It is very easy to tell the toppers to just cram the NCERT, can't cram, couldn't cram, bro. I saw the NCERT of P Block, D Block, F Block. I cried, bro. It can't be. Diagrams, tables, that's tough. So, I decided that I am only going to read my teachers' notes. I trust my teacher.

Because no matter how many previous year questions there are, no teacher skips any previous year topics. All teachers cover that thing. All basic concepts, all important things that are in NCERT are covered there. Yes, the question comes 100% from NCERT, but what exactly needs to be studied in NCERT is better known to your teachers. So, if you are not targeting 700, and you have limited time, I will skip NCERT Chemistry.

Okay, in Datshi, if you teach, think for yourself that in two lectures, not even a single question is small, organic and inorganic, so you can go for that but if you have time, please read because questions actually only come from NCERT, but even in that, where they come from is known to teachers and they teach you, so it becomes quite easy for you.

You have to read and AJ Dropper, your time is very limited. Maybe your session has just started, so you might think you have a lot of time. I also read the NCR of physics at the beginning. Atom, etc., I also read the concepts of mole, etc., in NCR. But that happens at the beginning. By the end of the four to five months, when they pass, you won't be able to do it. Then time is limited, then you will have to decide whether I notes buy.

Should I do the heart or should I do my NCRTE by heart and if you can do both by heart, then the material is fine. Then, for me, you are the top guy, I don't know, it's fine. Let's talk a little more about the last bio, and then I will talk about what I did in the last month. So, for the bio, you also need to read NCRTE. I mentioned, are you conceptually stuck somewhere, is there any chapter you are not clear about?

In YouTube2, they cover the entire chapter for you in two and a half hours, and that is more than enough. That one thing which people ignore is question practice. In bio, you have to practice questions. In fact, in bio, you have to put more questions from physics and chemistry because there are many such lines. I still don't remember where it is written in my NCERT. But I remember those questions in the form of a bio. And that, you know, ultimately that is the thing for you.

Memories should be there. There are many questions that were clicked in NEET, like, Oh, I have asked such a question somewhere, and I skipped it and moved on. I didn't remember where it was written in the NCERT. You need to practice questions. Where did I do it from? I did it from the NEET prep's Q bank and AI suggested that it was very good. It was the target batch. I used it. I also used flashcards. That is amazing. The rest is.

This is not a promotional video, so if you know of any other app or another good book that is 100% NCERT based, and has good quality questions, you can solve them. But, please only focus on NCERT based here. I wouldn't suggest that you touch on any modules, etc. It's fine. I was in Allen. My brothers' modules are still completely new. I haven't touched them. It's fine. It's a little important.

It was like a chart from the Animal Kingdom. Look at this, this one was given in my module. My friend told me, so I took it out and stuck it. It covers the entire NCERT Animal Kingdom here. So, if there is something like that, that is one thing, but you should not do material, not put their questions, they are out of NCERT, and I also do not know why Alan and Akash or any coaching out of NCERT bio.

If you have confidence in yourself and also in your modules, then you can completely ignore your coaching and study NCERT. For bio, physics, and chemistry, you have to blindly follow coaching notes, blindly follow the material. I used to do towards the end, when there was just one month left, I used to apply questions from 2006 to 2023 for every chapter whenever I revised any chapter.

Chemistry is relevant because the question of physics, if you put it even in 1990, it is also relevant. Most of the questions I only put on bio from 2019 onwards because before that they were not asked by NCERT, and now they don't ask outside NCERT, so whether you ditch it for the video, there are so many things to do, man. I'm going to say a very important thing. If you are picking up a lot of material, picking up a lot of things, until your selection.

No, it won't happen. Pick up a single book, keep your concept clear, all the PYQs should be solved, and [MUSIC] that's not going to happen either because I didn't do any extra, and at the end, I realized that I don't even need to do anything extra. You reduce, do basic things, and that is ultimately enough. I had posted a post on my Insta that which eight questions I answered wrong, you go and see, there were many questions there that were silly mistakes.

I made a lot of silly mistakes, so surely my 680 is but with the same knowledge that a person's 705 710 can also come, right? So on that channel, I will never give useless knowledge by adding motivation and background music. So consider subscribing this for practical videos and that's it for today. Bye.

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Studying for NEET requires at least a year of preparation, and for some, two and a half years.

Focus on making clear notes and giving lectures for physics, chemistry, and biology.

Emphasize the importance of using NCERT books, with additional reference for clarification if needed, and prioritize self-study for effective preparation.

Academic Strategy for Biology and Allen's Physics and Chemistry Modules

It is advisable to attend biology classes if concepts are not clear and make detailed notes for biology, physics, and chemistry.

Focusing on solving Allen's modules for Physics and Chemistry is sufficient, without the need for additional books.

The key is to read less and revise repeatedly, as recommended by Aditya Gupta Sir, emphasizing the importance of thorough revision over extensive reading.

Advice on Studying for Exams and Choosing Study Materials

Focus on clearing your concepts and seek help to clear any doubts you have.

It's important to trust the coaching you are enrolled in and thoroughly study its material.

Consider solving study modules from reputable coaching centers like Allen or Akash, especially for physics and chemistry.

Studying NCERT for chemistry is crucial for scoring 700 or above, especially for AIIMS Delhi.

However, if you're not aiming for a high score or have limited time, focusing on your teacher's notes can also be effective.

The teachers cover the important topics from NCERT and provide valuable guidance for the exams, making it easier to understand what to study.

Tips for Studying Physics, Chemistry, and Biology for NEET

Consider buying study materials if you feel conceptually stuck and prioritize practicing questions, especially from physics and chemistry.

Utilize resources like YouTube videos and question banks, focusing on NCERT-based content.

Avoid getting distracted by non-NCERT study modules and prioritize building a strong memory for the NEET exam.

The Importance of Studying NCERT Material for Biology

Studying NCERT material for biology is crucial for exams, and coaching materials should be used with caution.

It is important to focus on understanding concepts and solving previous years' questions.

Clearing concepts and practicing previous year questions is more important than using excessive study material.