The Best Sequence to Study All Subjects for Preparing for the Neet

First, to study for NEET PG, you need to know the subject-wise distribution of marks. There are two types of subjects you need to focus on first. The issues with higher weightage of marks and those which you feel you are weak at.

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Sequence to study Physics chapters to clear NEET.

To clear the NEET exam, you are going to need Physics. Without it getting a good score would be difficult. Well, many people think that medical students are not that great in physics. However, many students score 170 to 180 in NEET Physics, which is not impossible.

Physics is the most efficient subject to study; it is called the "Minimum input to Maximum output." You only need to understand the concepts here. NEET is not an engineering exam, so you will not get 2-3 minutes for solving a question. Here you have to deal with 180 Questions in 180 mins. So only having clear concepts will lead to not finishing the Physics paper. Along with this, you need a few formulas at the tip of your fingers to finish the Physics paper on time.

Now it's true that people are not that great in Physics while preparing for NEET.  But do you understand the implication of the fact if you are good at Physics?

Sequence to study Chemistry chapters to clear NEET.

Chemistry is relatively an easy subject compared to physics. But it requires the use of what many people call "common sense” to answer many of the questions. Chemistry topics, once understood, are quite easy to apply in the questions. to ease out the approach towards chemistry, we should divide the subject into organic, inorganic chemistry, and miscellaneous topics.

Sequence to study Biology chapters to clear NEET.

To be a doctor is your Dream, your parent’s dream, I know you have imagined yourself with a stethoscope till now. But for that, you have to crack the NEET exam. If you score good marks in biology then it can work as a backbone for your selection.

• Ok, so 90% of questions are asked from the NCERT book and 10% from outside. Understanding NCERT is very important, don't attempt to learn. There is one issue with NCERT: a few points are given in short so you can allude to them from different notes given by one of the Best NEET coaching Institutes.
• Retain the charts, flowcharts and finally settle NEET earlier year question papers of other clinical selection tests since questions get rehashed once in a while, likewise, questions are cleared. One reason for addressing other selection tests is that your 10% of inquiry gets cleared.