Cracking the NEET with a Wasted 11th Class

Many students, like myself, face a dilemma during their high school years. They may feel that a wasted 11th class jeopardizes their chances of scoring well in the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) exam. However, with strategic planning and consistent effort, one can still achieve a remarkable score in the NEET.

Strategic Planning for NEET Preparation

Planning is crucial for cracking the NEET. A well-timed and structured schedule can help you make the most of the remaining year. Here’s a step-by-step guide to how you can prepare effectively:

1. Monthwise Planner

Divide the year into months and plan topics from both 11th and 12th class exams. Start with the basics and progress through more complex topics. Incorporate theory, module questions, previous year’s questions (PYQs), and sample papers from respected institutions like Aakash and Allen.

2. Focus on Basics

Units and dimensions form the foundation of NEET questions. Even if you forget a formula, analysis based on units can help you solve the problem. Starting from basic concepts ensures a strong foundation.

3. Time Management

Consistency and hard work are key. Aim to study for at least 15 hours daily. However, avoid creating a backlog and ensure you are constantly reviewing and revising.

4. Online Resources

Download question papers from Aakash and Allen via Telegram and solve them. These institutions offer high-quality resources for NEET preparation.

From Pessimism to Success

Believe in yourself! Even if you are in the same condition as I was two years ago, you can still achieve a high NEET score. I, too, wasted my 11th year, but by focusing on the 12th and maintaining consistency, I scored 680 marks. I am now a NEET mentor, and it's my mission to help students achieve their goals.

Key Steps to Success

Drop social media and other distractions. Focus on your health as well as studies. Diligently complete daily targets.

Strategies for the Remaining 9 Months

With nearly 9 months left, you can easily prepare for both 11th and 12th class content. Read NCERTs for biology and chemistry multiple times. Practice as many questions as you can. Although 65% of the NEET questions are from the 12th class, consistent work and dedication are your best tools.

Conclusion

Cracking the NEET with a wasted 11th class is possible. With a well-thought-out plan and unwavering effort, your hard work will be rewarded. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need guidance. I am here to help.