Hi everyone, it's Shivani. I am a third-year professional MB student. In this video, I will explain everything in sequence about what your complete plan should be for all three subjects. I will guide you from the very beginning all the way to selection. Alright, let's get started! But first, for those students who are going to take NEET 2025, keep these things in mind before you start your preparation for the exam.

It's not that easy, but it's not impossible either. You know, during my time, I always used to think about which children get selected because I never saw anyone in my neighborhood getting selected. So, I felt like I didn't know who gets selected and how brilliant those kids must be. I kept thinking about many things in my mind. You all must think like this too, right? So, you should see that they got selected.

हमारा क्यों नहीं हो सकता? सेकंड पॉइंट यह है कि हम हमेशा सुनते हैं कि 100 में से एक होना है, 99 फेल होने हैं। देखो, यह लाइन मुझे हमेशा बहुत डिमोटिवेट करती थी, क्योंकि हम लोग अपनी क्लास में कंपैरिजन करना शुरू कर देते हैं। हमारी क्लास में 100 बच्चे हैं, तो मैं कहां खड़ा हूं? और वहीं आप 80-90 पर खड़े होते हैं। तो आपका मोटिवेशन बिल्कुल खत्म हो जाता है। आपको सिर्फ इतना सोचना है कि मुझे सिर्फ अपनी एक सीट चाहिए, किसी गवर्नमेंट।

In medical college, I will work so hard that I will secure that seat. I have nothing to do with the other students. The third point is to not give up. You can let go, but see the difference. Giving up means that you have put in all your effort, and then you lost courage and gave up. In this case, you will have lifelong regret and frustration, thinking, If only I had worked a little harder, or If only I had done it at that time.

गिव अप नहीं किया होता, लेकिन वही सेकंड पॉइंट है कि आप छोड़ सकते हैं, जिसका सिलेक्शन बहुत ड्रॉप के बाद भी नहीं हो रहा। अगर आपको लगता है कि मैं इस चीज से ऊपर बढ़कर कहीं और अपना फ्यूचर अच्छा बना सकता हूं, अगर आप छोड़ सकते हैं, तो फिर आप आगे जा सकते हैं। लेकिन आपको गिव अप करने का कोई चॉइस नहीं है। तो चलो, स्टार्ट करते हैं कि अपनी तैयारी कैसे स्टार्ट करनी है। सबसे पहले, जो बच्चा जीरो पर हो, कितने भी मार्क्स आपने स्कोर किए हों, सबसे...

First, take out your three pages: one for Physics, one for Chemistry, and one for Biology. Write down all the chapters from each subject. Look, you shouldn't study blankly. We don't want to be in a situation where we wake up in the morning with no idea of what we need to study. Just getting up and thinking about it can waste your entire afternoon. Then you end up thinking that you'll start studying from tomorrow. So, you must always plan at night what you need to study the next day and how to divide the subjects.

पढ़ा है, तो मुझे इसे याद है। इसलिए, यह बहुत महत्वपूर्ण है कि आप अपनी पढ़ाई के दौरान अपने अध्यायों को ट्रैक करें। जब आप पढ़ाई करते हैं, तो उन अध्यायों को अपने सामने रखें और हर बार जब आप उन्हें पढ़ें, तो उस पर टिक लगाएं। इससे आपको यह पता चलेगा कि आपने कितनी बार पढ़ाई की है और यह आपको आत्मविश्वास देगा। मेरा नीट का परीक्षा जब नजदीक आ रहा था, तब मेरे पास उन अध्यायों पर कम से कम पांच या छह टिक थे। उन टिकों को देखकर, रिवीजन के समय मेरा आत्मविश्वास अपने आप बढ़ जाता था।

I have read things, so I have done something. I have put in effort. Set realistic targets; only if you give 100% effort will you get selected. Otherwise, just give up. If you think that by giving 70-80% I can get selected, it’s not that easy. So, if you can give 100%, then think about preparing. Otherwise, just give up; there’s no benefit in wasting another year. You will just run a little, read a little, and spend a little time with friends. Doing things little by little won’t help.

There is no benefit in this; you have to invest these nine months into your preparation. If you can't commit, then just stop watching this video. Otherwise, there is no point. The straightforward truth is that if you are preparing half-heartedly, then don't even bother; absolutely don't. Nothing will happen. Next year, you will again be wondering whether to take a drop or what to do. Look, even an average student can compete with a topper. How? Because this is not just a game of IQ.

It's not that you need to have a high IQ, absolutely not. This is a game of consistency; you need to be consistent. Focus on completing the syllabus. You have to manage your time and practice self-management, which is the most important thing. In time management, you can think that you have 10 hours. Now, divide those 10 hours among your three subjects according to your needs. The path is very straightforward, but the condition is that you have to keep going every day.

You have to walk with this passion. Can you not dedicate nine months for a lifetime title in front of your name as a doctor? Its value cannot be so small. You will have to study, and just think for yourself, you only need to study for nine months. After that, you won’t need to prove yourself so much; just this introduction will be enough that you are pursuing your MBBS. By the way, a child asked me in the comments whether age matters.

I had given the same reply to him as well. You are introducing yourself to someone and saying that you are pursuing MBBS. That is enough in itself; no one asks you about your age. Just the fact that you are doing MBBS is a significant achievement. You will have to dedicate at least nine months of your life to this. Now, for example, there are two students, the first and the second, both studying for ten hours each. One of them gets selected, and the other does not.

क्योंकि देखो, मैं ये नहीं कह रही कि आप पढ़ नहीं रहे होंगे। देखो, बच्चे पढ़ते हैं 10-10 घंटे, 12-12 घंटे पढ़ते हैं। लेकिन डिफरेंस क्या है? एक बच्चा सिर्फ थ्योरी में लगा रहता है और दूसरा बच्चा स्मार्ट वर्क करके थ्योरी और अपने पीवाईक्यूज को बैलेंस में लेकर चलता है। एक इतना ही डिफरेंस है। सिर्फ थ्योरी पढ़कर हमें लगता है कि हम सिलेक्शन ले लेंगे, लेकिन ऐसा बिल्कुल भी नहीं हो सकता। आपके जो कांसेप्ट हैं, वो आपके दिमाग में तब जाएंगे जब आप...

You will need to put your questions in a question format. No matter how much you memorize, it will never stay in your mind. Therefore, practicing questions is essential. You should not leave any problems unresolved. For doubt solving, there is an app called Flow App. What you need to do is take a screenshot of any problem you are struggling with and upload it to Flow App. Within 60 seconds, Flow App will connect you with an expert tutor on that topic for one-on-one assistance.

वन कनेक्ट कर देगा, जिसके साथ आप वीडियो कॉल या वॉइस कॉल पर अपनी समस्या को सॉल्व करवा सकते हैं। और जब तक आपको समझ में ना आए, तब तक आप उनसे सवाल पूछ सकते हैं। अगर टीचर अच्छा लगे, तो उसे फेवरेट मार्क कर देना। समस्या सॉल्व करने के लिए मुझे फिलो सबसे अच्छा लगता है। साथ में, आपको यहां पर हर विषय के नोट्स भी मिलेंगे। उसके बहुत सारे सवाल आपको प्रैक्टिस करने को मिलेंगे। साथ में पवाई क्यूज भी आपको यहां मिल जाएंगे। साथ में आपको ढेरों...

Here you will find mock tests and a test series as well. I am providing the link in the description, so please check it out. Additionally, if you use my coupon code SDFLOW10, you will receive an instant discount of 10%. Now, let's talk about the timetable. As I mentioned, you need to study for 10 hours. Allocate three hours to each subject, so you will spend three hours on each one. The remaining hour can be used for backlogs or something else.

Extra things that you have missed throughout the day, you should address them. It is essential not to keep backlogs at all. As long as the mountain of backlogs is hanging over your head, you won't be able to move forward. So, you need to clear those things daily, little by little. Now, let's talk about the proper subjects and how you should study. In biology, I have already mentioned that you need to dedicate hours to it.

फिलहाल जरूरी है कि आप एनसीआरटी की वर्ड टू वर्ड रीडिंग करें। ऊपर-ऊपर से पढ़कर आप कुछ नहीं समझ पाएंगे। जब तक आपको एनसीआरटी का एक-एक शब्द याद नहीं रहेगा, तब तक आप 360 को बिल्कुल भूल जाएं। तो सबसे पहले, ढाई घंटे आपकी एनसीआरटी की रीडिंग करनी है, वर्ड टू वर्ड, लाइन टू लाइन नहीं। ठीक है? उसके बाद आधे घंटे अपने प्रश्न हल करने हैं। देखो, अपनी आदत बना लो कि मुझे प्रश्न प्रैक्टिस करने हैं। देखो, मुझे पता है...

I always thought that I heard people say to read NCERT 15 to 20 times. I thought that after reading it 15 to 20 times, I would know every single word by heart. So why waste time on question practice? Why should I use previous year questions? What would happen when everything comes from NCERT? And when I am already reading NCERT well 10 times, what else is left? But this was the biggest mistake I made during my drop year.

Always remember, you must be studying NCERT well, but until you practice questions, those things won't get fed into your mind. In biology, you also need to increase your speed because the level of the paper is becoming easier year after year. The papers are getting easier, so in biology, you can try to increase your speed and complete the paper as quickly as possible so that you have time to...

If you can focus a bit more on physics and chemistry, you also need to pay attention to speed. Those things will only be possible when you practice the questions. The most important thing is that whenever you read NCERT, you should do it with a timer. Setting a timer is very important. What often happens is that we sit down with great enthusiasm to study NCERT, and after reading a complete paragraph, we start thinking about where our friend is hanging out.

Gone are the days when I would think that if I pursue MBBS, I would live such a life. You lose track of time, and after half an hour, you realize that half an hour has passed, and you don't even know exactly where you were or what you were thinking. This condition often persists with us, so always study with a timer. Set a timer for half an hour, study, and when the timer goes off, you'll know what your productivity has been in that half hour. Now, let's talk about chemistry. So, first of all...

First, I will explain the sequence in which you should study. Look, first study Physics because there isn't much to memorize in Physics. Physics is like problem-solving; the more problems you solve, the more beneficial it will be for you. After that, you need to study Organic Chemistry, and lastly, you should study Inorganic Chemistry because Inorganic Chemistry requires a lot of memorization. You need to memorize everything completely. Your basic concepts should be somewhat clear, but for everything else, you need to memorize thoroughly.

Sequence exception, you don't have to memorize everything. Whatever you memorize at the beginning of the year, you are likely to forget by the end. So, take things in small portions, allowing for a little revision along the way so that the concepts keep getting fed into your mind. I am providing an overall overview of chemistry. First, look at the lectures you have already seen; you should have your notes prepared. So, go through those notes first. You need to watch the lectures.

के बाद डायरेक्ट सवालों पर नहीं जाना है। आपको एनसीआरटी पढ़नी है। एनसीआरटी फिजिकल में भी आपको पढ़नी है। एक बार ऑर्गेनिक की बात करूं, तो लेक्चर देखने के बाद आपके बेसिक्स अच्छे हो जाने चाहिए। क्योंकि अगर आपके बेसिक्स क्लियर नहीं हैं, तो आप एनसीआरटी ऑर्गेनिक को नहीं समझ पाएंगे। तो सबसे पहले आप अपना लेक्चर देखें, फिर एनसीआरटी की रीडिंग करें। ऑर्गेनिक में आपको एनसीआरटी की रीडिंग लेते रहनी है, क्योंकि एनसीआरटी...

आपके प्रश्न ज्यादातर पूरी नाम रिएक्शन और अन्य चीजों से होते हैं, जो आप ऑर्गेनिक से एनसीआरटी से उठाकर लाते हैं। अब ऑर्गेनिक के बारे में बात करते हैं। इनऑर्गेनिक में भी आपको पहले लेक्चर एक बार देखना चाहिए। यार, सभी को लेक्चर देखने ही चाहिए। उसके बाद, एनसीआरटी का हर शब्द आपके फिंगर टिप पर होना चाहिए। अब फिजिकल की बात करूं, तो आपको एक फार्मूला नोटबुक बनानी है। ऑर्गेनिक और इनऑर्गेनिक के लिए भी मैं फार्मूला नोटबुक बनाने की बात कर रही हूँ।

लेकिन जो एक्सेप्शन होती हैं, जो नेम रिएक्शन होती हैं, वो सारी चीजें आपको एक जगह नोट करनी हैं ताकि बिल्कुल एग्जाम में जाने से पहले एक बार आप उन चीजों को देख लें। एनसीआरटी के सवाल करना बहुत ज्यादा जरूरी है, चाहे इनटेक्स, सोल्ड, अनसोल्ड, कैसे भी सवाल हों। एनसीआरटी के सवाल आपको नहीं छोड़ने हैं। पीवाईक्यूज आपको चैप्टर के साथ लेते हुए चलना है। देखो, बाद में जाकर ना, वरना एक बर्डन हो जाता है कि मुझे पीवाईक्यूज भी करने हैं, लेकिन अगर आप चैप्टर...

If you take it along with wise guidance, then your burden completely disappears. The same applies here: you need to spend two hours on taking notes and doing the theory part, and one hour on practicing questions. Now, let's talk about physics. First, take your lecture. Look, taking a lecture is important. You see, what I always did was create my own formulas, and I used to think that before going into the exam, I should revise all my formulas.

I will take it and my physics is done, but what does it matter if you can score 20, 30, or 40? You won't be able to score higher until your basic concepts are clear. So first, watch the lectures and make notes. You must have your own formula notebook. Whenever you practice a question and come across a new formula, make sure to note all those things in your formula notebook. Practice the questions from NCERT.

Don't take the reading of NCERT just because you heard it from a topper. They might say that they read NCERT for Physics, but think about it: they are scoring 700, 705, or 710 marks. First, you need to ensure your selection. If you are confident that you can score 650, then go ahead with that. If you believe that you can achieve 650 marks, only then should you move towards NCERT. Otherwise, you should not focus on reading NCERT. You need to understand the questions from NCERT very well.

Practice daily by doing 50 questions. Make it a habit to do 50 questions in each subject, which means you will be doing 150 questions every day without any cheating. Cheating means that just because your favorite subject is Biology, it doesn't mean you should only do 150 questions in Biology. That's not the way to go. Make it a habit to practice in all three subjects. Only after completing this practice should you allow yourself to rest. You remember things better through questions. What do you think? We hear about NEET.

में जाकर वो तीन घंटा हमारा बहुत ज्यादा दिमाग चलता है, लेकिन यह बिल्कुल भी सच नहीं है। आपका वहां जाकर दिमाग बिल्कुल नहीं चलता। वहां जाकर ना कोई नया फार्मूला आपसे बनेगा, ना कोई नई डिस्कवरी होगी, और ना नए कांसेप्ट आपसे बनेंगे। जितनी आपकी पास्ट हिस्ट्री है, उसी को यूज करके आप क्वेश्चन कर सकते हो। वहां पर सिर्फ आपसे वही क्वेश्चन बनेंगे, जिस टाइप के क्वेश्चन से आप फैमिलियर हो। तो जितने ज्यादा क्वेश्चन प्रैक्टिस करोगे, उतने ज्यादा...

If you are familiar with the questions, then your NEET exam is going to be good. Right now, you need to focus more on practicing the theory part and practice questions a little less for the time being, as you are just starting your studies. It is more important to read the theory now. However, later on, your question practice will increase in proportion to the theory you are currently studying. You should gradually incorporate question practice as you go along.

Look, one more thing you need to analyze your studies. What we do is read, and that's fine, but until you analyze mock tests, you also need to analyze your study. Before going to bed, you should reflect on the 10 hours of self-study you did today. How productive was I during those 10 hours? Did I manage to study as much as I thought I would? You may not be able to study as much as you planned, but you should not get demotivated at all.

तो अपने आप से ज्यादा उम्मीदें नहीं रखनी चाहिए। मान लीजिए, मैंने 10 घंटे पढ़ने की योजना बनाई थी और मुझे 10 घंटे में छह चैप्टर खत्म करने थे, तो मैंने छह चैप्टर पूरे कर लिए। ऐसा नहीं होता। कुछ चीजें आपकी छूट सकती हैं, लेकिन अगर आपने 80 प्रतिशत भी पढ़ लिया, तो आपने अच्छा किया। और अंत में, मैं आपको यह बताना चाहूंगी कि किसी को यह फर्क नहीं पड़ता कि आपने कैसे पढ़ा, कितना पढ़ा, आपको क्या हुआ था, या कितने ड्रॉप लिए।

It doesn't matter in the end; what matters is whether you got a government seat or not. If you didn't get it, it's your loss; the world has nothing to do with it. If you did get it, it's your gain; again, the world has nothing to do with it. The only thing that will change is the respect you receive in the eyes of the world, and that will increase significantly. I have been studying MBBS for two and a half years, so I am sharing my experience. In these two and a half years, the respect I have received at every wedding...

Wherever we go, marriage is one thing, and discussions about me are another. This is the atmosphere that exists. Trust me, what you are going to invest nine months of your life in is truly worth it. You will realize this when the selection happens. When you come out of the NEET exam, you will experience this in real life. When you leave the center, you will think, I have worked hard, and now I will reap the rewards. Otherwise, when you leave the center, you will only be thinking about what to do next.

Should I go for B.Sc? Should I go for nursing? Should I go for B.M.S? This is what is going on in my mind. MBBS is far from my reach because you know you haven't worked hard enough to deserve an MBBS seat. So, work as hard as you can; God will definitely reward you for it. If you put in only 50% effort, then expect a result of only 50%. If your effort is 100%, then the result will also be 100%. That's all for today's video. I hope you find this video helpful.

If this has been helpful for you, then write Doctor next to your name in the comments. From now on, if you start adding Doctor before your name, that will ignite your passion for studying. Promise me that you will start reading from today. I don't want you to have regrets in life after nine months, so start reading from today. Best of luck for your preparation, and goodbye!

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