How To Prepare For Neet After Covid-19 Impact

By Author: Rachna Verms
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As we all know that during the covid-19 crises our education system has been somehow stuck. The online class is a new experiment for both teachers and students. There are various problems faced by the students and teachers as well as internet connectivity, gadgets, platforms, etc. In most of the interviews and seminars, the main problem arose by the students that these days they are busy in schools and colleges for their academics and then occupied with tuition classes in the evening because they are not getting what they want.

So they have no time for their self-studies. To address the answer to this question Anand Kumar founder of Super 30 came in a recent interview and said that 'nature has given you an opportunity for your self-study', this is the time to think.

There are some important points that might be crucial for your future studies and preparations.

You should ignore the thoughts that the exams will postpone or the exams will conduct through online mode at your own place. In such times, you must always prepared and think that the exams will conduct in the coming week.

Often, candidates ...
... prepare for the exams but they are not able to revise due to lack of time. You have to revise on a daily basis and note various important points that you may have learned. Make notes on the basis of your previous study, and keep on going through them.
Ishita Garg who secured 24 ranks in NEET 2020 said that she did self-study for 8 to 10 hours during the lockdown.

She focused on NCERT books and revised them 2 to 3 times during her preparations. So the key to crack NEET and other competitive exams in this crisis is self-study and focus on your syllabus with revision a regular basis.

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Nowadays there are various online platforms that provide free content and resources, students have started to see them but these resources might confuse you, so you should stick to your notes and study material that you have and avoid these such resources if possible.
Practice with previous years question papers which will help you in improving your accuracy and timing. Join various full syllabus mock test series on a regular interval. By doing this you will find that your skills in solving a problem within the desired time have improved. To ace the, the NEET only thing which is required is the speed with accuracy. If you are able to do a question in one minute you lead from various students as many students were lagging in practice the same.

Analyze these papers, point out your weaknesses, and try to improve them this is the only solution for making yourself a perfect candidate for the NEET and other competitive exams.
Make a proper schedule with an equal proportion of each subject having a proper deadline for each topic. Put a weekly test in your list which includes the last week's syllabus that you have been prepared. Give the test with proper dedication. After that point out your weakness and strong zone then improve it on the basis of previous analysis. Repeat this schedule with the revision of each chapter.

Akansha Singh of Delhi and Soyeb Aftab of Odisha have both scored perfect 720 scores in the NEET examination which is the highest score of NEET ever. This shows that the students have better opportunities as they have more time for their self-studies and sharpen their knowledge. So keep this in mind make a proper schedule and start your preparations with full confidence. Hope this article will help you.

My name is Rachna Verma, Director at Sun Academy. I worked in many educational institutes for the last 7+ years. At Sunacademy we did our best for the selection of students.