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madhav joshi

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Yes, you can take a partial drop by enrolling in a BSc programme while preparing for NEET. However, managing both can be challenging and requires careful planning and dedication.

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Amit Kumar

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Okay, so you're thinking about taking a partial drop to really focus on your NEET prep. That's a big decision! If you go this route, choosing the right course is key.Instead of completely disconnecting from academics, a BSc in a life Science field like Zoology, Botany, Microbiology, or Biotechnology could be a good fit. These subjects are closely related to the NEET syllabus, so you'll still be learning relevant material.But here's the catch: you need a college that understands your situation. Look for programs with minimal class hours and flexible schedules. This gives you the freedom to dedicate a chunk of your time to intense NEET p
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madhav joshi

Beginner-Level 2

Here are some of the best coaching institutes in Jaipur for NEET and AIIMS preparation, including Convex Classes:1. ALLEN Career Institute•  Location: Multiple centers in Jaipur, including Gopalpura Bypass and JLN Marg.•  Highlights: Known for its comprehensive study material, experienced faculty, and high success rates. ALLEN offers specialised courses for NEET and AIIMS aspirants.•  Contact: ALLEN Jaipur2. Aakash Institute•  Location: Jhotwara Road, Subhash Nagar.•  Highlights: Aakash is renowned for its structured curriculum, regular tests, and personalized attention to students. They also offer sc
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Sanvi Jha

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For backup plan along with NEET preparation, you can choose many technical courses which provide good placement opportunities. Some options are:1. Web Development – HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.2. Data Science & AI – Python, Machine Learning, Data Analysis.3Cybersecurity – Network Security, Ethical Hacking.4. Cloud Computing – AWS, Google Cloud.5. Software Engineering – Full-stack development, Java, Python.There are good employment opportunities in these courses and you will get a chance to make a career in the technical field.

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Kapil Lalwani

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Where and how to start – NEET 2024 Syllabus, Exam pattern: NEET exam or the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is conducted for the students of standards 11 and 12 to get the following subjects Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Deliberate on a study schedule: 6-8 hours a day, 12-18 months. Make every effort to finish the syllabus by December 2023 and then spend some extra time to revise it and practice. Try to attempt 50- 100 questions every day and attempt two to three full-length mocks per week. Assess the results of your work: reveal the most effective and least effective schemes for yourself and improve the plan. Get over the
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Malavika

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The time period required for the preparation of NEET PG exam cannot be stated accurately as it would be based on the capacity and ability of the aspirants. With proper hard work and dedication aspirants require a time period of around 5-6 months for preparation. A minimum of 3 months is required if you are entirely devoted to the process. A student must have to dedicate 8-12 hours for preparing within 3 months of time. Aspirants can make use of repeated mock tests and work out on past year question papers to have a deep knowledge about the pattern and subjects. 

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Varun Murugan

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To reignite your interest in NEET preparation, consider the following strategies:Engage with Interactive ResourcesUse Online Platforms: Explore interactive learning platforms that offer video lectures, quizzes, and gamified learning experiences to make studying more engaging.Diversify Study MaterialsIncorporate Different Books: Switch to books that present concepts in a more interesting manner or include visual aids and real-life applications.Set Small GoalsBreak Down Topics: Set achievable daily or weekly goals to avoid feeling overwhelmed and track your progress.Join Study GroupsCollaborative Learning: Join study groups or forums whe
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Yash Kumar

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Hii, it's still possible for you to crack NEET Exam if you give your 100% dedication. You should immediately join crash course of any reputated coaching institute and enroll in their test series as well. Solve atleast past 5 years previous questions and understand all those concepts. In this way you can easily cover you 100% syllabus with revision by doing smartwork. All the best in advance !

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Kunal Lalwani

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Of course, it is possible to prepare for NEET depending on the availability and hours while working as well as studying BCA. Here are some tips:   1. A Daily timetable must and should follow, and therefore make a study schedule and ensure you adhere to it.  2. Spend certain hours for the preparation of NEET, for doing courses like BCA, and for any work.  3. Concentrating on extremely important subjects or chapters and productive areas in terms of NEET syllabus mapping.  4. Use websites and other printed or electronic material apart from class, lectures, and any mobile application for study p
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Abhay shivhare

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Yes, a NEET aspirant can pursue a B.Sc in CBZ (Chemistry, Botany, Zoology) subjects and prepare for NEET simultaneously. This combination can be advantageous, as the B.Sc subjects align well with the NEET syllabus, providing a strong foundation in biology and chemistry. Balancing both requires effective time management and dedication, but it is achievable and can enhance understanding of core concepts relevant to NEET.

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