I am currently studying class 11 and I want to pass the NEET at first attempt. What should I do?
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As you are in class 11th I’d like to firstly tell you that’s this is the most crucial point of your career, don’t take this phase of your life lightly. All your life depends on this time. I’ll suggest that you first join a good coaching class. Choose a good coaching class Aakash or Allen. Follow what they are saying and try
not to lag behind their schedule. Study what is taught that day only. Focus less or in fact negligible on your school. I suggest joining the integrated course provided by the coaching class. The secret to
qualifying exams is to maintain mental stability and to keep yourself motivated the entire 2 years before the exam. Study hard and consistently. Increase the time you dedicate to studies. Wake up early and sleep late. Take all tests given by the coaching class. Keep a check on your health. Take occasional breaks in studies. Avoid food that causes sleep which includes carbohydrates,
especially rice.
If possible, take out time for a half hour walk. Keep yourself surrounded by positive people,People who continuously encourage you to work hard and not give up. Study daily by setting daily goals, Test yourself, Analyze your progress and performance. Study NCERT for biology thoroughly,line by line. For physics and chemistry keep practicing as many questions as you can. Don’t waste time reading too much theory. Practice as many sums as you can.
Do remember you have to work these 2 years continuously. There is no shortcut. Work hard and stay motivated. Your decisions at this stage are responsible for your future. You don’t want to have any
regrets in the future.
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Thank you so much​:pray:
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Let me tell you the problem and I will also offer a beautiful solution proven by neuroscience.
Whenever we make a time table, we make it according to 150% of our capacity. We want to win, so we try to work hard and that’s why we end up chewing more than we can swallow. Day 1 you do 90%. For day 2 now you have 60% backlog + 150% of day 2 itself… Soon, you lose all motivation to study… in 3 to 5 days.
I hope you can see the problem with time tables…
Now let me offer you a beautiful solution to this. Make daily targets. These targets should be 50% of your capacity.
Suppose, I can read 20 pages of NCERT Biology in a day. So, make a target to read 10. By noon, you’ll be done with 10. This will increase dopamine in your brains. This will give you so much positive feeling like, “o boy, I am going to top this freaking exam”. You’ll easily do 10 more by night and that too happily. Soon, after a week, you’ll be doing 22 pages/day… Eventually, you might go as high as 45 pages/day…
This dopamine is also the reason I tell you guys to take your Aakash/Allen tests seriously. It’s easy to score if you work hard in them. Getting a good rank will boost your confidence and strengthen your nerves. And trust me, this confidence stays for a long long time.
And all this you’ll achieve happily, easily and with a jolt of positivity.
Your seniors and teachers will scare you a lot but believe in yourself… your studies are easy, and NEET exam is even easier and you’ll do amazingly.
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