Test preparation

1) If you know the concept well. Be confident and read the marked points and solve the tough problems. Check yourself if you can solve the derivation without checking in the register, then you know it, otherwise not.
2) Forget about the difficulty level of a topic. Just preview it before reading it. Mark important topic, problems etc. Summarize it to recall it. Time to test your concepts. Solve previous year questions. Now clear your doubt. Solve hard level problems of JEE Physics or everything will go in vain.
3) Be serious toward every problem as you are in real exam. Do not go for hit and trail. Relate problem with concept of and concept with problem. Proven strategy for thermodynamics. Solve as many questions to get to know the easiest approach possible for the question. Primary focus has to be the given information in the question and now what is needed more to get the solution. This leads to first step to solve the question. Now think of next steps and solve the equations, you can also generate a term and remove it in putting the value. The best thing, put numerical value in last, first solve the variable quantities. Post analyze your methods and questions. Analyze you mistakes and work on it.

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Firstly, think about weak areas in which you need more practice select your good and bad topics in every subject physics, chemistry, maths, etc. Then, try to give time to each subject every day and do revision on the weekend for whatever you read in the entire week. Try to solve previous year question papers on every weekend so that you can be aware about your level and your weak areas. Don't overload yourself and no need to be stressed. Do 15 minutes of meditation every day in morning and evening. It will help you in proper concentration. According to me, start your study at 4 in the morning and try to clear your concepts and read till 7. Then, do meditation after 2 hours again ready for study till 12 pm. Then take rest for 2 hrs. Then back to your target till 5 pm.

Follow the strategy on daily basis which I am sharing below. Within a short time, you will see the difference. Change your mindset first of all. NEET physics is not that difficult. It just requires a clear cut approach, practice and solving numericals. Now understand the theory, practice the derivation without peeping in the class register. Now solve the queries from class notes, NCERT back questions, NCERT Illustration and NEET Physics, problems from H. C. Verma & D. C. Pandey. It is completely no issue if you do not want to solve the previous year papers, you can solve questions from coaching materials. Have a command on Integration and differentiation.

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Along with the proper planning for studies, there is a requirement for picking up the right books for the CSIR NET preparation to get the goal. Best books can provide the right direction for your preparation. Who wouldn't like to get the best book for CSIR UGC NET. As the competition is getting stiffer step by step, candidates would prefer not to miss any single chance to grab achievement. As per your request, here I'm sharing the list of best reference books of Earth Sciences.
1. Joint CSIR-UGC-NETEarth Science by Surendra Kumar
2. An Objective Earth Science (For CSIR NET JRF, IAS) by Ahmad
3. Earth Science: The Physical Setting by Jeffery C. Callister
4. Joint CSIR-UGC-NET (Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean & Planetary Sciences) by Surendra Kumar
5. Climatology and Oceanography by D. S. Lal
6. Oceanography by Sharma and Vatal
7. Geodynamics by Siddhartha
8. Physical Geography by Savindra Singh
As per the recent notification, National Testing Agency will conduct the CSIR NET exam from December 2019. NTA has released the CSIR NET 2019 Notification for December session. According to that CSIR UGC NET. Exam will be held on 15th December 2019. The CSIR NET Apply Online process - will be started from 9th September 2019. It will be ended on 9th October 2019. CSIR announced that the syllabus for CSIR UGC NET. Dec 2019 and exam pattern remain same as per the previous session.