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Neet 2020 results

 The results were expected at 4:00 IST today. As usual, the results are delayed and are expected anytime soon. Aspirants are requested to keep calm and visit page after some time. Results will be out soon.

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Let's Talk!

 Hey guys! 

Many of you must have taken NEET 2020. I hope you got the scored you wished for. Even if you haven't please don't get disheartened. You must be feeling low, or even numb.. But trust me it gets better with time. I know it is easier said than done, but before the final results, I would really like to talk to you guys. 

We are going to be together for the next podcast most probably on instagram handle of our page. If you haven't followed it yet, go follow. 

Catch me live on the instagram page.. stay tuned!

Please comment below if you guys dont use instagram, if there are enough people, I would rather conduct it on YouTube. 

Happy learning! 

The question every medical aspirant asks: How to study PHYSICS??

If we make an anology here, If NEET journey was a family, biology is the youngest child: gets all the attention it wants, chemistry is a eldest child, gets normal attention and respect, while physics is middle child, always ignored!! Jokes apart, almost every medical aspirant has this "pichchle janam ki dushmani" with physics. But you must admit that no vehicle with three wheels can run smoothly with one wheel broken, similarly, you cant clear NEET by just studying Biology and Chemisty. The question of HOW?still remains unanswered. 

First of all, let us divide the subjects in two parts. Theory and numericals. 

you can read a chapter once and revise it once or twice as you need. Make it a rule to solve at least 100-150 questions for every chapter. Always stick to one or maximum two books, as reading and solving multiple books will leave you with no time to revise earlier books again, which is VERY, VERY important. 

While you solve questions, make sure you mark the questions you get stuck at. Use star or hash or any mark which you wont be using for anything else, remember, only those questions you found difficult on the first go. Write the solution for those in a seperate notebook which you can refer to for the upcoming exam revision. "Exam" brings me to my next point..

Make it a habit to revisit a question paper after you  get the answer key and solutions. see the questions you did wrong or could not solve, write the answers to those questions after asking doubt to a teacher so that you dont face difficulty in the same question in next exam. 

Now, coming to the last and main issue..The complain I often hear from the aspiring medicos is I do understand the theory, but I am unable to solve questions. Numericals is the major chunk in the NEET physics question paper which makes it obligatory to solve the numericals. If you have to do something compulsorily, better learn the right way to do it. Let's see how to solve a numerical in a proper stepwise manner. 

STEP 1: BE CRYSTAL CLEAR WITH THE CONCEPT. : before you start to solve any question, make sure you have read the chapter properly. Know every formula and understand the definitions. If possible, understand the derivation too. 

STEP 2: Read the question. Make sure you understand the question. Pay special attention to words which are important, like object starting from rest, surface is frictionless, frame moves or acclerates etc. IF you dont read the question properly for the first time, it is possible that you wont be able to get it and will waste time. Also, do read the options too, as you can understand what is the precision you need to solve question or can get the answer even with the bit of round off.

STEP 3: Note what is asked in the question, also, note what is given. Recall from the theory part "what is the formula or two which can link the given to asked. 

STEP 4: Put the values in formula and voila! you have the answer. 

The main part here is understanding the question and forming the link. Once you get habitual to get this linking part, you can solve the questions easily. Sometimes, a question might need multiple formulas linked with each other, that makes it a bit complex but, if you follow the rule of linking properly, you can solve any question easily. 

ADDITIONAL TIPS: 

*Its better to study the basic mathematics part very thoroughly as it helps you a lot to solve the question. Vectors, Diffrentiating, integrating etc. must be studied.

*Dedicate at least two hours every day for the physics, read and revise for half an hour and solve MCQs for one and half hour.

*Pay attention to the time while solving, always set up goals, e.g. I am going to solve these 20 questions in 30 mins. When doing this, if you get stuck at a question, mark it and move ahead. come back to that question after the set time is over and retry it. 

*Never leave any doubt uncleared! However silly your doubt is, ask the teacher. Keep asking till you understand. 

At the end, Stay motivated, keep going! If you have any questions, leave a comment, I will try to reply the earliest. Do follow the blog for the post notifications about the upcoming posts. You can follow the instagram handle too @the_neat_way_to_neet_official . Share the post and the blog with your friends and relatives.  

All the best guys! 

Fight the blues!

June 15, a normal day was going on, when I opened instagram, I was shocked! the reason? The brilliant actor Sushant Singh Rajpoot had hanged himself to the death! How is it significant for you guys? Because, the primary suspected reason for his suicide was depression. 

You people are studying for NEET. I don't know if it will be your first or last attempt, what I know for sure is it's better not to get the prefix Dr. rather than getting a prefix 'late'. 

"gharwaalon ki ummedein thi mujhse" 

"abhi kya muh dikhaunga duniya ko" 

please... your family would never prefer dead you over failed you! Maybe people would taunt them that you didn't get a seat or are taking a drop, but the same world will curse them for pressurising you too. Remember "duniya" finds faults in masterpieces too.. Yes, it's easier said than done. It is not easy to live with depression. Just one thing, talk it out. Speak with someone in your friends, family, relatives, neighbours any damn person! But don't take extreme steps. If you don't havs anyone, write a diary, vent out your sadness in writing, if that doesn't help, book a session with a psychologist or a therapist.  

If a friend is seeking help, lend an ear. No judgements, no suggestions just an ear to listen and assuring tap on a shoulder saying, "don't worry buddy, you'll make through it, and anytime you feel like you won't come to me." Seek a professional help if needed. 

There is no shame in failing.. everone fails at some point in their life. The real winner is the one who overcomes his fears, failures and rises up every time he fails.. If life is throwing lemons at you, show her that you are strong.. there is a very good quote of similar meaning in hindi by I don't know who.. 

"बार बार परस्त हो भी मुकम्मल खड़े है.. ए जिंदगी मेरे हौसले तेरी चुनौतियों से बड़े है!"

Nothing is important than your own life. Remember you don't own your life so you are no one to take it away from the people you love. Suicide might be solution for you, but not for them its not going to do anything except living them helpless. 

Bad days are part of everyone's life. Just try fight blues and rainbow of happiness awaits you.. 

Take care. 

Alll the best .   

 

Day 7

Physics: SHM 

Biology: breathing and exchange of gases. 

Chemistry: Hydrocarbons

Day 6!

Physics: fluid dyanamics. 

Biology: Photosynthesis and respiration 

Chemistry: Ionic equillibrium 

Day 5

Physics: newton's law of motion 

Biology: Transport in plants 

Chemistry: P block (11th class) 

Day 4

Physics: Work power energy 

Biology: Digestion and absorption 

Chemistry: S block elements 

Happy learning! 

Day 3!

Ready for the day 3?? 

Physics: motion in two dimensions. 

Biology: plant morphology 

chemistry: chemical equillibrium. 

also, Do tell me in the comments section if you are able to complete it. 

Day 2! 54 days to go

Physics: Motion in one Dimension. 

Chemistry: Chemical bonding and molecular stucture. 

Biology: Cell cycle and cell division. 

Some additional updates for you..

In a post I had said you would need a small noteboo and a bigger one. Now, we would now see what you have to do with both of those. 

Take the small notebook (50-75 pages would be sufficient) write day 1 on the top of the first page and write TARGET below which you have to write the schedule I have given in the last post. Keep the rest of the page blank, you will need it the next day. On the next day write completed below that and note down how much of the set target you did complete successfully. 

You have to keep updating this notebook everyday to assess your studies. 

For the larger sized notebook: We will be solving a question paper daily. After you finish assesing the question paper, pick out the questions you solved wrong or could not answer in that question paper. Write the question in the key words and see the correct solution and note it down. You might feel this to be time consuming, but trust me, this all is going to be worth it in the long run. Remember, not on the rough notebook, use a large enough notebook for this one as you have to keep it till you get done with the neet exam. 

Ideal daily timetable coming up in the next post. 

Till then,

Happy learning Adios!

Day 1!

Welcome to the series NEET REVISION IN 40 DAYS! 

It is the day 1: (You have to follow from June 1st) 

You target for June 1st is: 

Physics: Units and Dimensions, 

                Vectors. 

Biology: Cell: The basis unit of life. 

Chemistry: Some basic concepts of chemistry.                                 (Mole concept). 

Day zero: One day to go!

Hello everyone! 

As promised, I am going to post the study schedule from tomorrow. Here are the highlights: 

 

Complete revision in 40 days. 

Second revision in 10 days. 

Ideal study hours for each chapter.

Special tips or Imp areas to focus for the topic. 

Motivation for the day. 

Come on guys! welcome aboard, Let's start our journey together!  

What to do before 31st May?

(This is 4th post and I recommend reading the posts in order.)

If you are visiting this blog before 31st june, then you might think if the revision schedule starts from 31st, then what should I do till then? 

The answer is simple! 

Complete leftover portion: If you have some chapters in your list which you haven't studied yet, complete them. 

Strengthen your weak areas. Revise the portion you need extra attention to. 

Adjust your sleep cycle: if you are someone who sleeps and wakes up at any time of the day or night, trust me, this is just the right time to set your sleep cycle so that you stay fresh while preparing as well as while taking the exam. 7-8 Hours of sound sleep is what you need the most. I will be posting more about this in upcoming posts, till then, do understand this. 

If you fail to plan, you plan to fail!

HELLO ASPIRING MEDICOS! 

 

(If you haven't read earlier posts, I recommend going to the bottom to get the link before you start with this one.) 

Are you ready to convert this "aspiring medicos" into "medicos"? 

This is the second post before we actually start acting on the schedule. Let me tell you what to expect in the upcoming days. i.e.in my posts from may 31st. I am going to make my first post of the daily schedule on May 31st. What you have to do is follow the schedule on the next day. For example, I will be posting schedule of Day 1 on May 31st, and you have to follow that on June 1st. 

You guys might be thinking what exactly I am going to post? And the answer is: 

1. The topics you have to complete in a day.

2. Target number of hours you have to study.

3. Previous year papers to solve.

4. How to improve your score.

5. How can you do better in the time allotted. 

6. Sample schedule to follow for the day (seperate for the early birds and night owls). 

7. What is fun if all is revealed in a single post? stay tuned for further updates guys!!!

This was what you can expect from this blog. Now here is what I expect from you guys. 

First, subscribe to the blog so that you wont miss any updates. (It's totally free) 

- Don't forget to maintain daily records. 

- Try to stick to the schedule as much as possible. Do those chapters and rest of the mentioned tasks. 

- Comment on the post about what issues you need to tackle, so that we can find the solution together. 

- If it is possible for you, do comment "DONE" after you are done with the tasks for the day. (Do this in your free time only if feasible to you, Don't want to waste your precious time) 

Link to my post number 2: 

https://theneatwaytoneet.blogspot.com/2020/05/what-would-you-need-to-follow-schedule.html

What would you need to follow the schedule?

Hey everyone! 

In my last post I had said I would post a revision schedule for you to follow in few upcoming days before NEET 2020. But, before that, there are few things you need to understand. 

The things you have to arrange for: 

• A small notebook to record your daily progress. 
• Previous year question papers. 
• An analogue watch/clock. (optional) 
• A seperate notebook for mistakes. (you will understand the importance later. 
• printed OMR sheets. (It's okay if you can't arrange these due to lockdown, I will suggest an alternative later)

Apart from this, you have to have very strong will power and positive attitude to achieve your goal. 

If you're ready, please do subscribe to this blog. 

Nothing is impossible if you are ready to give your best! 

Take care :) 

Link to my first post 

https://theneatwaytoneet.blogspot.com/2020/05/lets-talk-neet-2020.html 

 

Let's talk NEET 2020!

Hello aspiring medicos! 

Preparing for NEET is a phase of our lives which plays a great role in determining our future. An year or two, or maybe sometimes few which determine our career. NEET UG is the exam which is a checkpoint in our career between our school to the medical college. It is very important and dramatic phase of our educational life. The real problem kicks in just before our exams! Am I all prepared? will I be able to revise everything? What should I do to clear this exam? I know there are hundreds (and counting) of questions constantly howering in your mind right now.. So, I think this might be of little help to you guys.. let's see.. 

2020 has been a perfect definition of rollercoaster for us. And talking about NEET 2020, It’s been postponed a lot and now finally the dates are declared. 26 july it is. All of us are locked down in our homes and many of you might have lost mood of studying by now.

This is not the time to give up buddies. But away from our classes, how to do this? Let me help you out here. I am going to post a daily schedule which you can follow (without changing your sleep habits yay!) with some tips and tricks for the topic of the day. What you need to do is subscribe the blog and follow the schedule.

Let’s solve the problem of “unable to understand what to study” together! Let’s crack it!

I am posting schedule from June 1st . Till then I will post about some hurdles you have to overcome and the habits to inculcate in yourself. Please do subscribe so that you can get the notifications of posts.