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This 1 Simple Daily Routine Helped Students Crack NEET — Most Aspirants Ignore It

 Step 1: Understand the NEET Exam

NEET has:

• Physics – 45 questions
• Chemistry – 45 questions
• Biology – 90 questions

Biology gives the highest marks, so it must be your strongest subject.

All questions come from:

• NCERT Class 11
• NCERT Class 12

Nothing outside this is required for theory.

 Step 2: Collect the Right Books

Do not collect many books. Use limited and best.

Must have:

• NCERT Biology (11 & 12)
• NCERT Chemistry (11 & 12)
• NCERT Physics (11 & 12)

For practice:

• MTG / Trueman Biology objective
• HC Verma for Physics questions
• Previous 10–15 years NEET papers

 

Step 3: Make a Daily Study Routine (6–8 hours)

Divide your day like this:

Subject	Time
Biology	3 hours
Chemistry	2 hours
Physics	2 hours
Revision	1 hour

Study every day. No gaps.

 

Step 4: How to Study Biology (Most Important)

1. Read NCERT line by line.
2. Underline important points.
3. Learn diagrams.
4. After reading, solve 100 MCQs from that chapter.
5. Revise the same chapter after 3 days.

Remember: 90% of NEET Biology questions come directly from NCERT lines.

 

Step 5: How to Study Chemistry

Physical Chemistry

• Practice numerical questions daily.

Organic Chemistry

• Learn reactions and mechanisms.
• Revise again and again.

Inorganic Chemistry

• Read NCERT multiple times.
• Memorize tables, reactions, exceptions.

 

Step 6: How to Study Physics

Physics needs practice, not only reading.

1. Understand the concept.
2. Solve 30–40 questions daily.
3. Focus on formulas.
4. Practice previous year questions.

 

Step 7: Start Solving Previous Year Papers Early

After finishing one chapter:

• Solve NEET questions from that chapter.

After finishing syllabus:

• Solve full NEET papers in 3 hours like real exam.

Step 8: Make Short Notes

Write short notes for:

• Formulas
• Reactions
• Important Biology points

These help in quick revision.

Step 9: Revision Plan

Follow this rule:

• Revise after 1 day
• Revise after 7 days
• Revise after 30 days

Revision is the key to selection.

Step 10: Give Mock Tests

• Give 1 mock test every week at first.
• Then 2–3 mocks per week before exam.
• Analyze mistakes after each test.

 

Step 11: Avoid Common Mistakes

• Do not use too many books.
• Do not skip revision.
• Do not ignore Biology.
• Do not study without solving questions.

Step 12: Stay Consistent for 1–2 Years

NEET is cleared by students who study daily, not by students who study sometimes.

Small daily effort + proper revision + practice = NEET selection.

Final Advice

If you follow this plan honestly, you can crack NEET.
Discipline and revision matter more than intelligence.