The NEET exam is a national-level exam held for rendering admission to MBBS and BDS courses across top universities in India. The exam is conducted by the NTA which is attempted by over 15 lakh students every year. As per research, there has been a rise of 14.4% in the number of students appearing for the exam every year. Thus, this increases the level of preparation and hard work to make it happen.

Being the sole national-level exam, it makes it immensely important for students to put their heart and soul into making their place among the top list. Strategizing it appropriately, you can go on to dividing your topics in the form of a timetable which will be beneficial for you to learn later.

As you have still 10 months left for the NEET exam, you still have sufficient time to perk up your practice and guarantee your admission among top colleges. Here we have presented a 10-month timetable for preparing for NEET 2020 examination. Here we go:

While we do have 10 months to complete the entire portion yet 2 in this would be lost in the preparation for HSC board exams. However, if you study along with your boards, it will spare time from repetitions and help you gain a deeper perspective of topics from Chemistry and Physics which are usually the difficult ones.

So here is a simple trick for making your NEET exam preparation an easy one:

Divide the topics

Based on the number of topics in the NEET syllabus, you can divide them accordingly for each month. For example, if there are 60 topics to be covered in the exam, you can go on to prepare 3 topics each day with simultaneously continuing the revision every single day. Coming to the three topics you would be covering every day can either be of the same subject or three different subjects based on which topics you wish to cover.

However, one thing which you are required to follow without fail is following the timetable every day as even a single change will pile up the burden on you. Furthermore, dedicate at least 4 hours to a topic covering every aspect of the topic from reading the theory, understanding the concept and solving MCQs.

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Devote your time for gaining general knowledge related to different topics

Additional to the NEET syllabus which you would be covering, also ensure to dedicate your time to gaining knowledge on topics related to general knowledge as it is also included in the NEET.

Simultaneously prepare for HSC board exams

While preparing for NEET, you must not forget your board exams, and hence devote sufficient time for its preparation as well. It is recommended to complete your NEET preparation in advance and then go on to complete the portion of the Board exams. In between, you can continue acquiring a general knowledge of your preparation.

Restart your revision a month before the NEET 2020 exam

Before one month of the NEET exam when you are free from the preparation of board exams, get into a quick revision mode. Herein, solve mock tests and set the timer to understand how soon can you complete the exam. You must also include previous year's question papers that would help you in scoring better.

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Other Miscellaneous points to keep in mind:

  • Do not skip meals to study. No matter how busy your schedule is, ensure you have a healthy and balanced diet that would aid you in remembering things well.
  • Includes nuts and fruits as well as milk in your daily diet. It will not only keep you fresh but also reduce lethargy which is usually caused by eating junk food.
  • Drink a lot of water. It is necessary to keep oneself well-hydrated. As a student, you tend to utilize more energy and hence it is essential to be healthy and drink a lot of water for good concentration.
  • Give enough breaks to your routine. Indulge in physical activities like Yoga, walking or dance. Physical activities are known to build concentration and thereby turn you more focused.
  • Mediate as much as possible. This is to gain focus and build concentration.
  • Do not stay awake for a long time. Sleeplessness will turn you cranky and reduce your productivity.

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