How do I prepare for the NEET from the very beginning without coaching?
look if you want to prepare for NEET without any tutions… two things are mandatory…HONESTY and DISCIPLINE.
Let’s go subjectwise
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Physics: Most feared subject among aspirants.
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First and foremost thing, strong your basic maths. Calculus (limits, derivatives, integration, AOD) vector, Trigo, graphs should be on your tips. Have crystal clear concepts. It will help you a lot in numericals.
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Then start with main topics like kinematics, NLM & energy(very important bcz same concepts will apply in rotational)
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some easy topics
1. gravitation (easy and scoring)
2. solids and fluids(very easy)
3. Modern physics
- Now for the topics refer to YT Videos. I can recommend some channels
1. Physicswallah
2. Unacademy jee
3. Physics galaxy (specially revision series)
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Then read NCERT (don’t read it before watching video lecture bcz it’s complex and difficult to understand). NCERT reading is very very important because some questions/graphs are directly asked from it. If you want to get an edge over others and also have time, do solve Concept of Physics by HC Verma Sir too.
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Then solve Allen dlp module. It’s really very good and questions are of neet level.
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Then solve any mcq book you have. I solved MTG Fingertips
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Then go through PYQ
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Chemistry: so chemistry is divided into three parts
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Inorganic chem: here you have to mug up a lot so read Ncert and make notes and try to revise/write them multiple times… as much as you can.
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Physical Chem: get the basic concepts and practice lot of numericals… it’s very scoring and NCERT is enough. Make a formulae list and revise it weekly, because NEET numericals are quite easy and if you will remember formula it will save your time. Just for numericals you can refer to any other book (I just did PYQ and mock test for it)
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Organic Chem: now this is a bit difficult then above two…But NCERT is enough for it. Mechanism are important. Learn all reactions by heart it will help you in conversions too. I solved Allen Dlp modules Fingertips and MTG Fingertips for practice questions
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YT lec:
1. Gabbar singh tutorial (you may not like his accent but he really explains even difficult concepts easily)
2. Unacademy jee (paras thakur sir)
3. Vineet khatri sir
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If you have time please revise the practical syllabus too.
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Solve PYQ and mcq books.
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Biology: most easy subject but memory plays a key role here. Learn each and everything which is written in NCERT. Make notes and revise them weekly. Diagrams are very important (although from last two year it hadn’t been asked). Don’t go out of NCERT just for 4–5 question because you don’t know what NTA is going too ask. Instead spend that time in solving mock paper. I followed Neela Bakore tutorials (mam really explain beautifully and cover some out of NCERT topics too) and Dr. Anand Mani Sir’s one day one chapter series for revision. For MCQ, I solved MTG fingertips
Yes ofcourse you can do it without coaching but you will need proper guidance to follow the right path.
Make sure to follow fixed materials for the entire preparation span like I generally suggest coaching modules which you can download from internet for free as they have large amount of questions from every aspect of the chapter and are very good for practice.
Then having a proper schedule is must, you must have time to watch video lectures from youtube and make notes, revise them and then have time to revise the previous studied topics. You can take my help for this.
For practicing questions you are needed to solve them under a certain time limit so that you get accustomed to the exam environment.
With a proper schedule, guidance and material you will easily clear the exam.
Regarding the revision pattern and material for revision, you need to get revision handbooks which have summary and formulas of every chapter in them. If you cant find them on internet I will provide you through google drive.
Only time you will be needed to go to the coaching is for the test series before your actual NEET exam.
Yes, it is possible to crack NEET without coaching. Many students have successfully cleared the exam through self-study. However, it requires a lot of hard work, dedication, and a well-planned approach. Here are some steps you can take to prepare for NEET without coaching:
Start by understanding the syllabus and exam pattern.
Create a study schedule and allocate sufficient time for each subject.
Use high-quality study materials, such as textbooks, class notes, and online resources.
Take mock tests regularly to assess your progress and identify your weak areas.
Focus on improving your weak areas, and revise regularly.
Stay motivated and positive, and don’t get discouraged by setbacks.
Join a study group or online community for support and to connect with other students.
Get enough sleep and exercise, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Stay focused and avoid distractions during your study time.
Take breaks regularly to avoid burnout and maintain your focus.
Remember, self-study requires discipline and determination, but with the right approach, you can achieve your goal of cracking NEET.
Yes it is possible.
Firstly have faith on yourself.
Secondly study for 8-10 hours days.
Make your concept properly by giving proper time .
Then books to prefer are:
1.Biology - NCERT,MTG fingertips
2.Chemistry - Disha publication,MTG
3 . Physics - Disha publication,Sl Arora
Previous year of every subject
You can divide your day in three half for example from 9am-2 pm (physics) after that take rest for 1-1.5 hour break or rest after tha from approx 4-9 ( chemistry) and after that 9-12 ( biology).
After completing syllabus and making concept properly you should start giving mock test.
As much as possible test should be given .
After giving the exam analyze your mistake on that day itself don’t leave it for tomorrow.
You should properly fill OMR
It’s necessary to fill OMR during mock test as it help in NEET final exam.
And most importantly take proper sleep of atleast 6 hours and stress or panic do meditation and listen to songs when their is monotonous nature .
Slow and steady wins the race and you also just stay focused and just properly due your part .
Crtitical aspects of NEET preparation
Give equal importance to all subjects , Remember many times phy- chem are deciding factors because most serious NEET aspirants are good in Bio.
Dont follow too many books . NCERT and 1 good mcq book for each subject should be enough .
Try to complete 1 book rather than being jack of all . Dont keep any chapter for option , you may miss out on easy question on that topic.
Ignore content /material / topics which are not in NEET syllabus . Many books contains irrelevant information specially in bio , ignore it.
Chapterwise questionbank of questions asked in past AIPMT and AIIMS exams will clearly indicate the difficulty level and depth expected in each topic . Being prepared for slightly difficult questions is okay but dont waste energy on JEE advanced level questions in phy -chem.
conceptual clarity and clearer mind is must have in any competitive exam . Learn from quality teachers or belive in self preparation from quality print /video material.
Give many quality tests , and analyse the result. Spend enough time on analysis and rectification. Full syllabus tests are more useful than topicwise tests .
Stay away from negative people and thoughts . No pity parties with other struggling aspirants about how vast the syllabus is.
Have self belief and killer instinct . In exam hall think like a champion batsman/ batswoman who is about to score a masterclass century . If your target is 600 tell yourself you have luxury to miss 10–15 questions and still you are going to reach target.This reduces stress.
best of luck ! Enjoy the journey !
yes possible but you have to fully concentrate on your study and clear all your concepts and always see that is there any change in NCERT not if probabily can so join any coaching only for test by which your confidance 
will built and time management will be proper at the time of real exam.