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The biggest crisis currently facing millions of students across the country who are going to re-examination of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is time. After the announcement of re-test, candidates have very limited days left to give a fresh edge to their preparation. In such a situation, the biggest question arising is how to score a strong and safe score of 300 plus within this very short time. In this era of tough competition where thousands of ranks are decided on each number, only smart study strategy in a short time can take you ahead of others.
That formula of experts which will give the magical figure of 300 plus Veteran experts and former NEET toppers from big coaching institutes of the country believe that reading the entire book again at this last moment would be the biggest foolishness. The first rule to score big in less time is to focus on ‘High Yield Topics’ i.e. those chapters from which maximum questions are asked every year. You have to re-filter your syllabus. Big chapters like Genetics, Human Physiology and Plant Physiology in Biology, Organic and Physical Formulas in Chemistry, and scoring areas like Modern Physics and Mechanics in Physics will be at your fingertips. These are the parts that give the highest input-output ratio in less time.
Make NCERT your Gita and test your speed with mock tests. Do not make the mistake of getting your hands on any new reference book or study material in this remaining time. Line-by-line revision of NCERT is your biggest weapon for NEET re-test. The biggest secret of toppers is that in the last days they rely on ‘reverse learning’ more than studying theory. That is, first solve mock tests or previous years’ question papers (PYQs), and then go to NCERT and re-read the theory of only that topic in which there are mistakes. This method not only saves your time but also improves your time management and accuracy manifold in the examination environment.
Beat exam hall stress and achieve your desired rank It is often seen that under the pressure of re-test, even good students make silly mistakes. Experts advise that in this remaining time, give at least one full-length mock test every day at the same time when your main exam is to be held. This will train your brain to be most active at that time. Make a separate diary of your mistakes and revise only that a day before the exam. If you proceed with this scientific and smart approach, then this short-term hurdle will not come in your way and you will easily be able to cross the 300 plus mark and secure your seat in the top medical college of the country.