HOW TO CRACK NEET WITH EASE

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Medical aspirants have to take NEET in order to secure admission in the medical colleges across the country and graduate as an MBBS/ BDS or MD/MS. 

This examination is conducted for filling up more than 54,000 medical seats all over the country.

Key points: Based on Supreme Court’s order, NEET 2018 will be the only examination conducted by medical aspirants to fill the All India Quota Seats as well as the State Level Quota seats across the country.

Some of the most common pieces of advice to crack NEET may be as follows:

    * Study for 10 to 12 hours in a day.
    * Self-study is the key.
    * Follow your NCERT syllabus.
    * Make a timetable and follow it to the dot.
    * Do not refer to the internet; books are your best friend.
    * Finish preparation before few months and keep revising until your actual examination date.

The preparation is difficult and multifaceted in many ways in recent years.

Let us delve deeper and begin identifying the secrets and tips which may help us crack the examination in the first attempt.

Lose the Fear
Always be confident. You may not know 100% of your syllabus, but if you know 80% of it with confidence, you’re sure to do well. 

Devise a Strategy
Study smartly rather than for hundreds of hours without any result. Devise a plan which suits your needs and ultimately completes your goal of being fully prepared for NEET.

Master the Basics
Always focus on mastering the concepts as if you have a clear idea of the basics, it will help you solve any question no matter how tough it may be. 

Practice Practice Practice
Practice and practice any and every question paper that you can find. Refer to the set of previous year questions and try to master the basics. Do not shy away from hard work, as there is yet no replacement for it.

Mock Tests
Series of mock exam tests will help you prepare well for the actual test. Once the student knows his accuracy rates, he can face even any changes in question pattern.

With all of these secrets and tips under your belt, get started and work your way into a successful result.

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