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Preparing for the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is a marathon, not a sprint. With the competition getting tougher every year, a "study harder" approach isn't enough—you need to study smarter.

Whether you are starting from Class 11 or a dropper aiming for a top rank, here is your ultimate guide to cracking NEET 2026.

1. Master the Basics: The "NCERT First" Rule

It is a common mistake to chase heavy reference books early on. However, roughly 85-90% of NEET questions are directly or indirectly based on NCERT.

• Biology: Read it line-by-line. Pay special attention to diagrams, tables, and the summary at the end of each chapter.
• Chemistry: For Inorganic and Organic Chemistry, NCERT is your "Holy Grail." Memorize the named reactions and periodic trends exactly as they are written.
• Physics: Use NCERT to understand the fundamental definitions and solved examples before jumping into complex numerical.

2. Subject-Wise Strategy

Each subject requires a different mental approach to score effectively.

Biology (360 Marks)

• High-Yield Topics: Human Physiology, Genetics & Evolution, and Ecology.
• The Trick: Use mnemonics for scientific names and flowcharts for complex cycles like the Krebs cycle or Plant Kingdom classifications.

Chemistry (180 Marks)

• Physical: Focus on formulas and unit conversions. Practice 30-50 numerical daily.
• Organic: Understand the mechanism of reactions rather than rote learning.
• Inorganic: Use flashcards for exceptions in the P-block and D-block elements.

Physics (180 Marks)

• Conceptual Clarity: Chapters like Mechanics and Electrodynamics carry high weightage.
• The Formula Sheet: Maintain a separate notebook for all formulas. Revise this sheet every single morning for 15 minutes.

3. The Power of Mock Tests & Analysis

Practicing without testing is like training for a race without a stopwatch.

• Simulate the Exam: Take mock tests in the 2:00 PM to 5:20 PM slot to train your brain to be at its peak performance during actual exam hours.
• The Error Log: This is the secret weapon of toppers. After every test, write down why you got a question wrong. Was it a calculation error? A conceptual gap? Or did you just run out of time?
• Negative Marking: Practice the art of leaving questions. Guesswork is your biggest enemy in NEET.

4. Sample 11-Month Study Plan (for 2026)

5. Mental & Physical Well-being

You cannot pour from an empty cup.

• Sleep: 7 hours is non-negotiable for memory consolidation.
• Digital Detox: Limit social media. Use apps only for educational purposes or doubt-solving.
• Stay Positive: A single bad mock test score doesn't define your potential. Treat it as a learning step.

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