How to Crack NEET with Board Exam?

Students studying simultaneously for their board exams and NEET must read this article. The blog includes a syllabus for the NEET entrance exam, reference books, tips, and revision strategies alongside preparing for the board exams and myths or misconceptions concerning the examination. You can also discover your own preparation strategies to prepare well mentally. We hope this blog helps and makes it easier for you! 

Wrap Your Board Syllabus with NEET 

A student who is preparing for the NEET examination alongside preparing for the board exams needs to balance out both the syllabus to ensure that one scores well in both examinations. Although the syllabus is almost the same, NEET will have Multiple Choice-type Questions (MCQs) and for that, you need to have a clear understanding of all the concepts for the examination. 

Branches of Science To Cover 

The three common subjects in Boards and NEET are the branches of Science, i.e. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Biology is further divided into Botany and Zoology. With all of these subjects, the best way to set a strong foundation is to study from NCERT. These NCERT Books will make your base stronger, clear all doubts about each concept, and make your study more effortless.

Students should also make sure they study all the chapters thoroughly from Class 12th and 11th NCERT books. This will also save you a lot of time. See the table below for ease of understanding. 

Subjects	Category	Topics
Biology	Botany and Zoology	Diversity in the Living World, Reproduction, Genetics and Evolution, Plant Physiology, Body Fluids and Circulation, Human Physiology, Ecology, and Environment, Evolution, Health and Disease, etc.
Chemistry	Inorganic, Organic, and Physical	Hydrogen, Coordination Compounds, Surface Chemistry, Solutions, Electrochemistry, P-Block Elements, Redox Reactions, Thermodynamics, Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure, Polymers, etc.
Physics	–	Optics, Kinetics, Rotational Motion, Modern Physics, Semiconductors, Electrostatics, Heat and Thermodynamics, Current Electricity and Magnetism, etc.

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But even after learning everything from NCERT, you should make sure to study from reference books of each subject as well to prepare well enough for the NEET exam. Here’s a list of reference books for you to practice from. 

Subjects	Reference Books
Biology	Trueman’s Biology Volume 1 and 2, SC Verma Biology, Objective Biology by Dinesh, Objective Biology by Ansari, etc
Chemistry	Modern ABC of Chemistry for Class 11 and Class 12, Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee, Practise Books by VK Jaiswal (Inorganic), MS Chauhan (Organic) and N Awasthi (Physical)
Physics	Modern ABC of Chemistry for Class 11 and Class 12, Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee, Practise Books by VK Jaiswal (Inorganic), MS Chauhan (Organic), and N Awasthi (Physical)

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Tips To Follow 

Everything can work well in your favor if you keep yourself updated and well-prepared for the upcoming examination. The only hack you can work with is to create a suitable timetable for yourself. A schedule will help you wrap up everything you need for your upcoming examinations. Here are a few tips you can use to study well. 

• First and foremost you need to prepare a strict timetable that you will follow on an everyday basis.
• Try and wake up as early as possible so that you have more hours to be productive. 
• Eat healthy food.  
• Get at least 6-8 hours of sleep. 
• Try not to oversleep to avoid brain fog. 
• Avoid fubbing on your phones. 
• You can try meditation for better sleep and concentration. 

These little tips will help you be more productive and motivated for your boards and NEET examinations. It’s really not an issue if you have prepared a perfect timetable for yourself. 

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Strategies To Build 

If you are an aspirant preparing for your boards and NEET examination altogether, we know it’s a tough choice to work with. It’s not easy for you to prepare for both examinations altogether but your board’s science syllabus does include a lot you need to learn for the NEET examination as well. So there is a relief! Here are a few learning strategies for you.

• Take out at least 2-3 hours for revision in the mornings. 
• Try solving as many question papers or sample papers as possible. This will help you get the report of your learnings. 
• Use a timer to keep track of the time you took to complete the demo tests.
• Do weekly and monthly tests for preparation.
• Keep eager participation in your tests. 
• Keep practicing every day. 
• Avoid Common mistakes and try to learn from them. 
• Do not compare your strategies with any other student. It’s a major drawback to comparing yourself with anyone. 
• Be clear with your concepts. 
• Take out time to understand the exam pattern. 
• Read, discover, and find as many sample papers as possible. 
• Be disciplined with your schedule and follow your timetable strictly.  

Myths to Discover 

You need a very thorough understanding of all the concepts in the NEET examinations. This is the only thing that will help you score better in both examinations. And if you are studying well for NEET examinations, your boards will definitely go well too given that you only need to keep up with the syllabus. Study sincerely and prepare yourself. 

• There’s no major difference between the syllabus of board exams and NEET. 
• If you have studied with NCERT, then you can be confident to clear all the examinations. And for your information, the entire NEET syllabus comes from NCERT.
• The major myth about preparing for boards and NEET needs to be busted and to be dealt with with a different approach. All the competitive exams have MCQ-type questions while on the other hand, boards have subjective questions to follow. No matter how the questions are framed, if your concept is clear then you can perform well easily!

The NEET exam is held for students who wish to pursue medical courses and want to work as doctors or other medical assistants. They must pass the NEET exam and get the required score to get admission to one of the best medical colleges in India.

NEET and Boards are one of the most important exams of an Indian student’s life. It’s best to prepare yourself ahead of time and not leave anything to study later. It’s the right time to work on your skills and present the best of yourself. Give some good time to understand the concepts which will be helpful for your board’s examination.  

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