Exam Day Tips for NEET - Chemistry
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Sreetama Datta Roy
Contributor-Level 10
The National Medical Commission (NMC) has released the NEET 2024 syllabus. As compared to the previous years' syllabus, some of the topics have been removed from each of the three subjects, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. There are around nine chapters in Chemistry which have been removed. In Chemistry, the following chapters or topics have been removed from the units given in the table below. UnitsTopicsSome Basic Concepts of ChemistryGeneral Introduction: Important and scope of chemistry.Structure of AtomAtomic number, isotopes and isobars, Concept of shells and subshells, dual nature of matter and light.Some p-Block Elemen
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jasveer singh
Contributor-Level 9
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5 Ways to Study to Remember Everything for JEE/ NEET
Read multiple times [with learning assessment]
Learning through writing. Revise as many times as possible. Test yourself in an exam stress environment. Mentally prepared for the exam day. Revise regularly
Never wait for the last-minute revision of the syllabus you covered for the exam. Regularly revise what you have studied and check your preparation level by taking tests. If you keep revising the topics and concepts weekly or fortnightly, you can save a lot of time for the final revision.
5 Ways to Study to Remember Everything for JEE/ NEET
Read multiple times [with learning assessment]
Learning through writing. Revise as many times as possible. Test yourself in an exam stress environment. Mentally prepared for the exam day. Revise regularly
Never wait for the last-minute revision of the syllabus you covered for the exam. Regularly revise what you have studied and check your preparation level by taking tests. If you keep revising the topics and concepts weekly or fortnightly, you can save a lot of time for the final revision.
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Raj Butani
Contributor-Level 7
You are Biology student so first you have to attempt Biology questions after than Chemistry and then Physics because Biology is logical subject, so you are able to do with your knowledge and in Chemistry have some logical or some calculation questions and Physics have lots of calculation questions. - Solve the easy ones first, and if you don't obtain the answer, don't spend too much time on that question; save it for the last try. - Easy First, Difficult Last. - 90 min for biology
- 45 min for chemistry
- 45 min for Physics.
- 45 min for chemistry
- 45 min for Physics.
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Tanishqua Uniyal
Beginner-Level 3
Simply go through your cert first and make your concepts clear of nthe 11th and 12th then move to some coaching for better guidance or go for an online platforms for better understanding and better preparations.
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Tanishqua Uniyal
Beginner-Level 3
Organic Chemistry is the main portion when it comes to the aspect of organic Chemistry but still, you can score around 60% in your Chemistry portion.
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Sandeep Kumar
Contributor-Level 7
NCERT is the based of your Chemistry. You can score 80% through NCERT book. Practice more questions and be serious about your career. You will definitely score a good marks. Because only you know your capability, and you can. So, Best Of Luck.
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Sandeep Kumar
Contributor-Level 7
Let us directly dive into our Strategy
Syllabus Evaluation
Create an Effective Study Timetable
Study from the Best Books
Keep Practising
Take Online Mock Tests Frequently
Self-Assessment
Revision
An Ending Note
Starting to study Chemistry right from the beginning will save you from panic attacks before the exam and will also give you good scope to evaluate and assess yourself.
Syllabus Evaluation
Create an Effective Study Timetable
Study from the Best Books
Keep Practising
Take Online Mock Tests Frequently
Self-Assessment
Revision
An Ending Note
Starting to study Chemistry right from the beginning will save you from panic attacks before the exam and will also give you good scope to evaluate and assess yourself.
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Mantasha parveen Shaikh
Beginner-Level 2
Chemistry syllabus for NEET exam is not that much hard as we think. Use limited resources. Only focus on NCERT book. Make self notes while reading NCERT text book and try to solve mcq. Make short notes for last minute revision. Solve last year question papers. Weekly and monthly Revision is must. Master with basics. Work on your strengths and weaknesses. Improve your speed in solving problems. Time management is also very important.
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