#Best Chemistry PYQ

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[deesi-academia]

i know youre not a studyblr but as a senior can you please give any suggestions on managing 12th boards and competitive exams (im a jee aspirant but i still wanna know how you managed it all) hope its not a bother!

hiii sure!! feel free to reach out whenever, im happy to help <33

okay so. what i suggest you do (assuming you'll be starting 11th this year):

1. Enter 11th std. Don't get intimidated by others. Stay focused on understanding the concepts of all chapters, school exams toh derivations and formulas rattkar bhi ho jayenge. Clear concepts now rather than saving it for 'later'.

2. Practice all PYQs and whatever questions you get for maths. You can only do maths with practice × 100000. It's honestly quite tough, or it's too lengthy.

3. Fully strengthen the 'easier chapters' NOW. Own the knowledge like you made the concept.

4. Enter 12th. Let go of 11th from april-september and fully finish 12th std as soon as possible. Cover all concepts (I believe physics in 12th is relatively easier) and learn all formulas by your midterm exam time at school.

5. USE YOUR SUMMER VACATIONS WELL. COVER ALL BACKLOGS THEN AND THERE. (I regret procrastinating soo much 😭)

6. Just revise 12th entirely and focus on PYQs during October.

7. Nov-Dec go through 11th std again thoroughly, don't take too much stress for preboard cause hopefully you've prepared for 12th strong enough already. Don't take preboard marks to heart!!

8. January, do only and only JEE PYQs and cover whatever backlogs you have. Physics formulas must be learn to the heart. Understand organic chemistry basics very very well, cause it will help predict complex product formations too even if you don't remember the actual reaction!! Maths again, only practice or God can save you 💀 (I'm sorry I'm really scared of maths so maybe this is a biased reply!)

9. Now you'll have board practicals likely in Jan end or Feb only, just make sure your file is complete and you know the basic procedure of experiments. Don't stress too much about viva, usually your own teachers will help you through it!! Focus on practicals as it helps with conceptual JEE Qs too!!

10. Now simply focus on learning derivations and long answer type questions for upcoming boards. You've done enough for JEE and it's time to strength subjective answers. Focus only on cbse board PYQs and again, don't stress too much. Be confident you've worked so hard!!

11. Now the April attempt. Again start focusing on 11th at least 2 weeks before your JEE date. Revise 11th very well.

12. Lastly, solve sample papers only. During the last 3 days I recommend not studying. Only sample papers. With full syllabus. No chapter-wise or topic-wise. But yes if you still don't have concepts cleared, definitely do that asap. Still try to be fully prepared 3 days before the actual exam!!

That's all <33 I made it as detailed as possible for anyone to refer to. Set a goal and follow through guys!! I know it's super hard and yeah 11th mein vo feeling nahi aati, but trust me, if you can push yourself hard in 11th, you won't have to worry too much for the April attempt for sureeee.

All the best <33

#note: this is coming from someone still waiting for april attempt #but yes since its just 3 weeks left ive started revising 11th #maths honestly i just try to strengthen the easy chapters #at least i wont lose marks here FOR SURE #i dont focus on tough maths chapters at all. #asks #dee #answers #desiblr #jee #cbse

[academiawho]

heyy, first of all i wanna say that i love your blog. im preparing for neet 2024. please give me some tips on how to improve physics and chemistry. like how do you study, online, by making short notes, which study module?? like whats your timetable usually or brfore a test. thank you soo muchhh!!!!

Thank you so much!

Physics is all about concept clarity and how easily you can manipulate formulae. It takes practice so that's the easiest and most foolproof method I could recommend.

Chemistry... I myself am finding it an winding road slowly edging upwards. Organic, Physical and Inorganic Chemistry is all in-and-out NCERT. Line by line. I am not exaggerating in the slightest. Do the sums behind, the intext questions, the open-ended questions that NCERT asks, exemplar, lab manual. Literally all of it. Try mixing and matching with the PYQs to get an idea of the hot-zones and the areas that they could try making a question from this year.

I used to study from youtube and took digital coaching in my first year. Don't know how much that helped. But it did increase my screen time.

I made short notes after I was done with a particular chapter, so that I knew where the questions were made from and how they could be formed. Some years are v imp while others might not seem, some may be derived etc. They're not aesthetic or neat but I think that's ok.

Before a test, I go through the chapters, usually sticking to NCERT and my notes because it's familiar territory. My timetable is pretty flexible but that's because of my adhd, I don't think I can be productive with a self-imposed rigid schedule. Everyone works differently and the process to cracking a way that works for you is trial and error.

Wishing you all the best for your attempt! Keep studying and practicing💛

#academiawho answers #neet

[neet-aspirant]

hey im starting class 11 in cbse and im doing neet as well (supporting the masses frfr) the thing is im switching from another board and i have no clue on where to find cbse and neet past year papers bc for at least neet theyre all solved so wld be great if you had any links handy :)

hi! good luck on starting class 11 as well as preparing for NEET ♡ doing both can be difficult but if managed well, will definitely become easier. i have divided this post into multiple sections depending on the kind of materials you require. they have been linked as well so that it is easier for you to find. if you'd require any further help, always feel free to reach out! all the best once again!

(the main focus area of each section is in pink bold and the link of each material is in red bold)

𖤐 FOCUS — NEET [MCQ BOOK SETS COVERING 11TH AND 12TH]

• Physics Wallah Full Course Study Material Set (Physics, Chemistry & Biology — 15 Books for Classes 11 & 12) Includes PYQ with Answers (NEET 2024 Edition) [MCQ's Only] — Click Here

• MTG Objective NCERT at your FINGERTIPS For NEET - Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Set of 3 Books) [MCQ's Only] — Click Here

𖤐 FOCUS — CBSE SAMPLE PAPERS [SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS]

• Oswaal CBSE Sample Question Papers Class 11 For

Chemistry Physics Biology

𖤐 FOCUS — BOOKS FOR THE THEORY PART [NCERT & IT'S IMPORTANCE]

• For Biology, please only just refer to NCERT. Nothing else is required. Keep your reading sources limited, simply practice from different books. For NCERT Biology book Click Here

• For Chemistry, make sure to go through the NCERT Chemistry book thoroughly because questions are given directly from the solved examples. For NCERT Chemistry book Click Here

• For Physics also, same as Chemistry. go through the NCERT throughly because the solved examples from there are really important. For NCERT Physics book Click Here

𖤐 FOCUS — OTHER REFERENCE BOOKS [FOR NUMERICALS PRACTICE]

However, for Physics and Chemistry, NCERT isn't enough for practice. So you can refer to other reference books for solving numericals. (the best and most recommended given below)

• For Chemistry Modern's ABC Dr. S.P. Jauhar

• For Physics New Simplified Physics S.L. Arora

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[definitelynotnia]

On a scale of 1-60, how prepared are you for your chemistry board exam?

I have em too and I am not prepared at all, I haven't even completed my syllabus!

My preparation is like 10 (1-60) 🪦

if i divide the scale by 10 chapters and score it according to how confident i am per chapter then it'll be 6 points per chapter, so

my prep is at maybe 20-25 🤡

i honestly do not know shit about organic im just barely done with 2 organic chapters i havent even touched the last 2 and i dont count biomolecules in organic bcz thats the love of my life so to be honest organic in itself will probably take away half my marks :) im doing some pyqs and brushing up on what i do know but idk chem has always been my lowest scoring subject so i know it won't be good

i hope we'll be fine, best of luck <3

#i have these short notes pdfs with all the reactions for organic and a pdf of all pyqs seperated chapterwise #i think that'll be really helpful #if you want it just dm me i'll be happy to share #i hope we survive this T-T #ask

[winniesnowdrops]

{ Day 25/25 }

And here we come to the grand finale of this streak :))

The sky has been clear for some days now even tho it's almost monsoon and the moon was a beauty yesterday!

⭐went through organic and inorganic PYQs and revised all physics and chemistry formulae. answered a mock as well.

@alfalfaaarya @medstudyblr02 it has been quite a time being motivated and productive with you guys + all the amazing support through lows💙

Last two days to NEET all the best everyone, trust the hardwork you've put in and have faith in yourself, everything is going to be amazing❤️✨

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[helpineedtostudy]

3rd March, 2023 | Friday

Attended classes. Made a rough plan in my head on how to get maximum stuff done by the middle of march. Going to start daily tests from Saturday. Found out one of my best friends (well, sibling at this point) passed with amazing marks in her previous sem finals !!!!

Studied a little bit of inorganic chemistry (chemical bonding, till VSEPR theory)

Attended class

Solved assignment of ray optics

Revised thermodynamics in physics + PYQs

🎧 Song of the day:

#desi studyblr #neet #studyblr #stemblr #neet ug #mittonstudies #c.daily review #queued

[alfalfaaarya]

Can you please tell some tips on to how to, i havent done whole of my syllabus but i almost in an okay position also my state cutoff is like 530-540+ but for the college i want i need nearly around 580+

Can you please please guide me as to which chapters to focus on for physics and physical chemistry more ??? As i am struggling in that only more

Also solving pyq's only of those chapters and some more questions would work ???

And should i start giving full mocks now ?!

Please please guideee !!! I really look upto you the way you solve mocks, and revise and stuff !

Hello !

Focus on the syllabus you've done now cause it's no use if you have done everything but dont know it properly.

For Physics the weightage is -

Modern physics

Thermal Physics

Current electricity

Optics

Units and Dimensions

Gravitation

Electromagnetism

Rotation

Work and NLM

Waves and SHM

Kinematics

Fluid mechanics

Mech prop of solids

Physical chemistry-

Electrochemistry

Equilibrium

Thermodynamics

Chemical Kinetics

Atoms

Mole Concept

Surface chemistry

States of matter

Focusing on PYQs in these last 19 days should help.

Yes start giving full mock tests. do the analysis properly and work on Weak areas

All the very very best !

[rightacademy]

What is the best way to study organic chemistry for IIT JEE?

The best way to study organic chemistry is to learn from NCERT books.

Don’t mug up all the reactions and topics, look for PYQs and leave the topics never asked.

Make a one-page summary of all the reactions to memorize easily.

 Try to understand the concepts and reactions and don’t just simply mug up.

Don’t believe others when they say organic chemistry is difficult. Believe in yourself and work hard.

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Roadmap For NEET Preparation

Many students aspire to be doctors but are unsure how to pass the NEET. They have a lot of queries and misconceptions about the NEET exam and preparation. You can get answers to your questions from the Best NEET coaching in Bangalore, DR Academy.

For NEET preparation, you will need good coaching, good materials, concept development, MCQ practice, mock tests, and, most importantly, a competent mentor who will help you throughout the process.

NEET applicants should avoid studying at random and have a proper study strategy. Many students are unsure whether they should prepare for NEET with or without school; most students who study without school pass NEET as freshmen, while those who do not have to drop out. Mentoring from Best coaching for NEET in Bangalore, Due to their good coaching, students pass the NEET earlier. 

For resources, students should use NCERT for physics, chemistry, and biology. Refresher courses in theory are not recommended because they will make you confused. You will receive books from your coach for MCQ and PYQ practice questions. The books and notes offered by Best Coaching for NEET in Bangalore & Hyderabad are the most significant because they have so much experience in this sector; instead of following random book recommendations from people, which will divert your attention. Students believe it will be simpler for them to learn from professors' or toppers' notes as they won't have to prepare their own notes; furthermore, if they must, it is a waste of their time. They should know that note making is not a waste of time but an investment to conceptually hold on to a topic.

Students first believe they need to know everything in-depth to pass the NEET exam, but this is a complete waste of time. Because the NEET syllabus is vast, you cannot study everything in depth because it is irrelevant for exams and will cause you to backlog. However, there will be some topics that will require you to study from scratch to depth in order to clear your basics, and these will be taught by teachers in coaching because they are relevant. Limited and relevant knowledge is all you need to pass NEET. 

Some students believe that because they are good at biology, it will be easy for them to get full marks in biology, so they will place a lesser priority on the remaining two subjects. However, this is a fallacy; in order to pass the NEET exam, you must excel in all three subjects. For beginners, they should define topic-specific goals, learn theory, and solve MCQs and PYQs (previous year questions) based on those goals. They should not study subject by subject at first, but rather start with topics from subjects they have learned in coaching. Later, they should cover two subjects per day while managing current topics and revising. Selection in NEET is impossible without review; you must revise all you have learned or studied on a daily or weekly basis. Everything must be completed in accordance with your schedule, you must work hard and smartly at the same time.

[nazmeenhussain]

For both GAT-B and IIT JAM, i got to know from my professors. Had no idea about the exam or it's benefits. I didn't know about TIFR or any other exam so didn't attempt. But since I was badly idle during the lockdown and almost had the idea to be with the crowd, to get married. So inorder to distract myself, i started preparing somewhere around September 2021. Till December, i sorted the question papers by knowing from the professors which question belongs to what Unit.

I picked up only past 5 years questions and analysed the physics and mathematics part. I got 90% confidence to leave physics completely because PYQs were far from my reach even though I had been revising my physics concepts regularly. It would have wasted my time.

Coming to Mathematics, it was evident from the questions that majority were upto class 10th level and from +2 portions, only statistics, probability and trigonometry looked important to me. I was a crammer and highly laborious student at school so it was not difficult for me to recall these portions. I only prepared this much in mathematics and attempted all the questions correctly in the exam. (Note: I didn't have maths as a subject in my +2)

Chemistry, i love this subject. My highest scores ever are in this subject yet i betrayed myself by not taking it up in my graduation. Anyways, i loved organic chemistry more than physical and inorganic. In the PYQs i analysed, they're asking more of organic chemistry and from physical chemistry, only Chemical kinetics part. So inorganic chemistry can be left blindly.

Biology, 12+1+2+3, i.e upto graduation level is required. I was lacking badly in my graduation level biology so i analysed the paper and prepared for only specific units like Recombinant DNA technology, microbiology, biotechniques, biochemistry (only Enzyme and kinetics) and basic immunology. (I later covered some more topics but gave more emphasis on these topics)

I had completely restricted myself to study the least. From my previous experiences of competitive exams i had realised that i should focus on minimum input and maximum output. So i was determined to prepare less but more efficiently. Only when I was done with the targeted portions i would try to touch other topics.

I created an MS Excel sheet to keep a check on my revision cycle for each topic.(I'll share on my stories someday, have to search for it) I did all this preparation only in my free time. Nothing like serious dedications. Making life easy away from the unnecessary stress about competition.

Rest was Allah's Miracle.

Find your own strategy, yourself.

All the best.

:)

[sagarrachnagrp]

[academiawho]

Hii!

I'm also a fellow neet 2024 student, just wanted to know how do you revise a chapter when it's done? For phy chem or bio

( it's okay if you can't answer if ur on a time crunch though)

Btw your blog is really motivating! Have a nice day ✨

Hey!

I try my best to answer as soon as I can, nice to receive your ask!

I revise chemistry from pyqs marked in my textbook linewise and go through my short notes/class notes.

For physics I refer my short notes book as it's a pretty good go-through for the chapter.

I revise biology by the textbook, or using short notes. I mostly revise the textbook because of marked pyqs.

I'm happy that this blog coincides with the good thoughts for you! All the very best for your preparation, my ask box and messages are always open for more academic talks💛

#academiawho answers #neet

[deepinstitute]

Five Websites That Can Help In IIT JAM Preparation

The Joint Admission Test for MSc (JAM) is one of India's most sought-after national level entrance exams conducted for admission to IITs, IISc, IISERs, NITs, and other top institutes.The JAM 2020 exam is scheduled to be held by IIT-Kanpur on February 9. It is a tough exam to crack because of the difficulty level. ISS coaching in Lucknow brings forth here in this article  five useful websites for JAM preparation.

1.      Unacademy for JAM exam preparation

Unacademy is one of the largest and most popular online education platforms in the country.It offers a number of courses and other content that are useful for aspirants in preparing for various entrance and competitive exams, including JAM. It covers all subjects and also provides preparation strategies.Its Unacademy Learning App for mobile also provides hundreds of courses for aspirants.

Unacademy is offering 100+ detailed courses for IIT JAM preparation. Students preparing for either IIT JAM 2022 or next year can start their preparation under the guidance of expert Unacademy IIT JAM faculty. Furthermore, Unacademy also offers PYQ and practice test series, topic-specific courses on all subjects of IIT JAM Syllabus: Biotechnology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Mathematical statistics, Physics, and Economics. Several free IIT JAM courses are also available on the website like Numerical Problems on Electrostatics, Discussion on Applied Ecology for IIT JAM 2022, Practice class on definite integration, etc.

Unacademy offers multiple subscription plans for IIT JAM preparation. The packages provide candidates with access to expert guidance, live interactive learning sessions, and pdfs of well-designed study notes. The basic one month pack starts at just INR 2250/-. Know Why to Join the Course:

Access to both live and     recorded classes so that you can revise the topics if you miss the class     or if you want to revisit the old videos

Courses as per the latest IIT     JAM syllabus and provision of live doubt sessions and online quizzes.

5000+ students watch the     content online presented by expert teachers having ample experience in     coaching IIT JAM aspirants.

To benchmark the exam     preparation, test series are also provided including full syllabus and     sectional mock tests covering all important aspects of IIT JAM syllabus     preparation.

In order to qualify IIT JAM,     the candidate is required to have a comprehensive understanding of all the     subjects, being able to clear their doubts as and when required from     capable faculty, time management strategies, consistent practice in the     form of mock tests, and sample papers, etc. and all this is extensively     provided by Unacademy.

 2.      EduRev is one of the best platforms for JAM preparation

EduRev is one of the best online learning platforms in India that provides many online courses, catering to school students, entrance exam aspirants, and engineering students among others.For JAM exam preparation, it offers study material, previous question papers, topic-wise tests, model papers, mock tests, etc. for several subjects. It also has JAM-dedicated mobile apps for math, physics, and chemistry.

IIT-JAM entrance exam Online Coaching is provided by GATEIIT in all subjects like Biotechnology (BT), Chemistry (CY), Economics (EN), Geology (GG), Mathematics (MA), Mathematical Statistics (MS), and Physics (PH)coaching classes.

Well planned comprehensive Online Live training will be provided by GATEIIT for all IIT JAM subjects. Students will be taught from scratch to the advanced level and that is the main benefit for those who join for GATEIIT IIT JAM Online classes.

One to one personal attention will be given in solving numerical problems, theoretical questions, and in subject awareness.

Experienced and expert professors who are well qualified in their respective fields and have proven track record for their excellent teaching will conduct classes for IIT-JAM, JEST, CSIR-NET & GATE.

In the IIT-JAM Online LiveCourse program, students will be provided with relevant reference books and study material. The regular assignment will be provided to students to gain better awareness in the subjects and self-practice. This complete course is meticulously planned and organized under the stringent time management so that aspirants can get maximum in a minimum time period.

 3.      VPM Classes also offers JAM preparatory material

VPM Classes is a popular coaching institute for a number of entrance exams, including JAM. It offers various classroom and distance learning programs apart from online test series, free solved question papers, and other preparatory material for aspirants.

VPM Classes provides specialized education solutions for All India Entrance exams in the higher education segment. We offer more than 1000 courses in over 40 subjects spanning Science, Engineering, Commerce, Arts & Aptitude.We offer Distance Learning, Online study material and video lectures and online testing platform to our customers.

Some of the prominent national level exams for which VPM Classes is a market leader are CSIR UGC NET, IIT JAM, UGC NET, GATE,TIFR, IISC, JEST, JNU, BHU, ETC.

 4.      Eduncle is popular among JAM aspirants

Eduncle is another popular online platform among JAM aspirants. It offers previous question papers and model papers for aspirants that can also be downloaded for free; the platform also has solved question papers.Eduncle also offers specially designed study material for all the seven JAM Test Papers. It has paid JAM preparation programs ranging from Rs. 500 to Rs. 8,999 for all subjects.

Salient Features for Online Live Classes:

·         JAM Online Live Classes and Streamed lecture for revision.

·         Lectures by a team of Subject-wise Experienced Faculty Members.

·         Practice Books and IIT JAM Previous Years’ Solved Papers.

·         Hard Copy of Practice Books and Solved Papers will be dispatched via India Post.

·         Regular Online Topic-wise Tests which are followed by discussion.

·         IIT-JAM and M.Sc. Entrance Online Test Series with Solution.

·         The Classes will be 2 to 3 hours per day and 4 to 5 days a week.

·         Fees can be paid in Two installments.

·         Second installment must be paid on or before one month from the date of course commencement.

·         Online Tests and Live discussion

 5.      PI-AIM is also good for JAM preparation

PI-AIM (Anand Institute of Mathematics) is a good coaching institute for various entrance and competitive exams, including IIT JAM. Apart from full-time classroom programs, it offers free mock test series as well as paid online correspondence study/distance learning courses.

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[basidialearning]

Ever since childhood, if your only dream was to become a Doctor, then NEET is the only gateway to your dream medical career. When it comes to the topic of NEET, you would be surrounded by multiple opinions from kith and kin. It is often seen that there would be very few people to show you the right path and there would be many to discourage you. Being students, all you could do in such situations would be to stand still, listening to all the opinions and finally ending up in a chaotic mess. This blog is an ultimate guide to all those students whose path towards NEET is unclear. Based on research and different analyses, we are here with effective tips & tricks that would help you to crack NEET in your very first attempt.

Before beginning your preparation, we expect you to have a thorough check on this blog in and out. Our NEET experts are very certain that this blog is going to help you in your preparation and if you are ready to follow the steps mentioned in this blog, the final win is your dream medical seat. So don’t miss out on any sections, go through the whole blog carefully and learn how to master your  NEET preparation.

Table Of Contents The Ultimate Aim: Get to know your exam  Know Your NEET SyllabusNEET Zoology & Botany Syllabus table with Weightage NEET Physics Syllabus With Weightage NEET Chemistry Syllabus with weightage Important topics in NEET Eligibility Criteria for NEET Eligibility Criteria in a short brief  Qualifying Examination Codes for NEET 2021 How to apply for NEET Exam? Digital Documents required and File size  Application Fees structure NEET Study MaterialsTips to choose a better study material How Basidia can help you crack the NEET exam? NEET preparation tips: Notes Preparation For NEET Exam Challenges you would face as a NEET Aspirant What after NEET? What if you are unable to qualify?

The Ultimate Aim:

The aim in life is a reason for a person to work consistently with determination and passion. The passionate fascination towards your aim carves and shapes your destination. It paves the path for you to walk to your goal and it keeps you motivated.

Most of you or the ones close to you are aiming for NEET and that aim took you to this blog. If you have an ultimate aim and you are not ready to settle for anything less than your aim, no matter what, your aim would knock at your doors.

Holding a medical degree close to your heart should be your aim and you should realise that the NEET is just a starting milestone, the real journey begins after NEET. We hope you got a better idea to aim for what.

Get to know your exam

NEET examination is a pan India medical entrance test conducted every year and attended by lakhs of students. You must be knowing this, but to crack such a huge examination, you need to be perfect with the pattern and the syllabus you need to concentrate on. Let us guide you through the exam pattern.

NEET comprises a total of 200 questions, which are segregated subject wise. the subjects include Physics, Chemistry, Botany & Zoology. Each subject consists of 35 questions in section A and 15 questions in section B as per the latest exam pattern. Out of 15 questions in section B, you can attempt any 10 questions.

Four marks will be awarded to each right answer and one mark will be deducted for every wrong attempt.

The total duration of the exam is 180 minutes (3 hours), which simply means each question needs to be answered in less than a minute.

Know Your NEET Syllabus

It is essential to have a deep understanding of the NEET syllabus. Having a clear knowledge of the syllabus helps you to plot your plans effectively. Let us walk you through the NEET syllabus.

NEET syllabus covers the NCERT topics and so consider NCERT as your best buddy.

Check for the topics in each subject and segregate them as per their weightage.

Invest more time in the topics you are weaker on and maintain special revision notes for these topics.

Important topics in NEE

Physics

Laws Of Motion

Motion Of System Of Particles And Rigid Body

Gravitation

Thermodynamics

Current Electricity

Ray Optics

Dual Nature Of Matter & Radiation

Atoms

Semiconductor Electronics

Chemistry

Chemical Bonding

Equilibrium

Organic Chemistry- Some Basic Principles & Techniques

Hydrocarbons

Surface Chemistry

General Principles and Process Of Isolation of Elements

Coordination Compounds

Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acid

Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers

Related link – How to study Inorganic Chemistry in NEET?

Eligibility Criteria for NEET

Certain eligibility parameters need to be checked before applying to the NEET examination. Candidates who fail to meet NEET’s eligibility criteria will not be allowed to attend the examination. The NEET eligibility criteria vary from state to state, for example, Jammu & Kashmir has different sets of rules while comparing with the state of Tamil Nadu.

Let’s have a quick check on NEET eligibility criteria

1. Educational Qualification Educational qualification is a vital part of the NEET eligibility criteria. The candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects from a recognized board.

2. Age Age is another factor that matters in the eligibility criteria of NEET. The candidate should have a minimum age of 17 as of December 31 of the year of admission,  while applying for the NEET examination and the upper age limit is considered to be 25 at the time of examination.

3. Number of attempts Since the upper age limit is 25, a candidate can attempt the NEET exam till he/she is 25 years old. However, the upper age limit is still under the consideration of the honourable Supreme Court of India.

4. Consideration for PWD persons To bring the specially-abled persons into the frontline, the authority has put forwarded some relaxations in marks and age limit for specially-abled persons.

Eligibility Criteria in a short brief NEET Eligibility Criteria Vital PointsNationality (NRI)Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) Person of Indian Origin (PIO) Foreign Nationals candidates can apply for the NEET examination qualifying ExamApplicants must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects from a recognized board. Minimum Age required minimum age limit is 17 years as of December 31, of the year of admission and this is applicable for students under all categoriesUpper Age limit the upper age limit is set to 25. However, the upper age limit is still under the consideration of the Supreme Court of IndiaMaximum AttemptsStudents can apply for the examination up to 25 years of age

To Read eligibility criteria in detail. Click the given link – Eligibility Criteria for NEET Exam

Qualifying Examination Codes for NEET 2021

The qualification code is a code that is used to identify the qualification of the applicant During the filling of the online application form for the NEET examination the applicants needs to choose any of the particular code they are supposed to select. Refer to the qualification codes for finding the exact code you belong too

How to apply for NEET Exam?

Aspirants can apply for the NEET examination through their official website(neet.nta.nic.in) and there are no ways to apply for it through any offline modes. The candidates must try avoiding mistakes and fill each column of the application carefully. Candidates must keep all required documents ready with them at the time of registration.

Digital Documents required and File size Document File SizeDigital copy of passport size photograph between the 100-300kbDigital image of the signature between 50 -100kbScanned image of left thumb impression 10 to 200kb Application Fees structure category Fees (inside India)Outside IndiaGeneral INR 1500 INR 7500OBCINR 1400ST/SC/PWD/ Transgender INR 800

Important points

The fees can be remitted through online modes only and offline modes won’t be encouraged

Candidates can use Credit/Debit cards, Net Banking or UPI to pay the application fees

Applications fees once paid are not refundable

Related link – NEET Application is Out – Check Eligibility & Fees (Apply now)

NEET Study Materials

Study material is the base of NEET preparation. Only, effective study material can give you good results. There are different study materials available online as well as offline. NCERT is always the best study material for the NEET examination, but depending on NCERT alone won’t help you to gain a good rank in the NEET examination.

How can a NEET aspirant choose a better study material, is still a common question in different online platforms and student forums. We will suggest some tips to choose a better study material for the preparation of your NEET examination.

Tips to choose a better study material

The study material you choose for NEET should have a well defined and simplified explanation for each concept. So that you can easily understand the topic in less time.

Topic related MCQs, Previous year questions from that particular topic should be there at the end of each topic so that you can conduct revisions after the completion of each topic.

The study material should be up to date with an accurate syllabus.

It would be very useful if your study material has segregation for important topics

How Basidia can help you crack the NEET exam?

From the carousel stories to the bookmark option, Basidia has everything a NEET aspirant should have in his pocket. It is considered one of the best neet preparations app.

Important topics are segregated into three different sections called Hot, Cold and Warm. This will help the user to check the importance of different concepts and invest time accordingly.

Topic related MCQs and PYQs are linked to each key to practice and learn the concepts deeply. Detailed explanations are given to provide the best solutions to the users.

The revision scheduler is another added feature that helps students to plan their own revisions. Upgraded full-length mock tests play a vital role in practising with the latest exam pattern and can make the most out of your practice.

The daily storey carousels allow you to have a quick glance at NEET relevant topics and learn it in detail. The bookmark feature in Basidia helps you to bookmark the important content and attend it later in a single tap.  To Download your Basidia Learning App. Click here

NEET preparation tips:

Having deep knowledge about the syllabus makes you realise what to learn and what not to. So have a thorough check on the syllabus.

A well-prepared study planner helps you to plan your preparation in advance and this can guide you through all the topics and there won’t be any worries of missing out on any.

Fetch effective study materials.

Prepare revision notes and conduct regular revisions.

Concentrate more on weaker sections and invest more time into these sections.

Collect as much as previous year question papers and work it out on daily basis.

Attend practice tests after the completion of each topic.

Always give priority to NCERT and practice time management.

Have proper sleep

Get yourself a perfect diet.

To read the neet preparation tips in detail Click the given link – NEET Preparations Tips to crack NEET

Notes Preparation For NEET Exam

Notes can provide many benefits to your preparation. Note preparation is considered the best and easy way to understand a concept in depth.

Benefits of notes preparation

Notes are the best way to keep important points.

It keeps you alert always.

Preparing notes during classes or while reading the concepts can help your mind get involved with it and this helps you to easily remember the points noted.

It helps to run a quick revision as well as it is the best source for last-minute reading.

It helps you to keep focused.

Tips to prepare notes

Separate the subjects and give different spaces for different subjects.

Create notes after finishing each topic.

Use different colour highlighters to mark various points.

Underline the keywords.

Keep it well organised.

Make it more attractive, avoid making your notes messy.

Maintain it properly.

Related link – How to make revision notes for NEET?

Challenges you would face as a NEET Aspirant

High Competition – NEET is the one and the only examination to get into a medical course. The pan India examination is attended by more than 15 lakhs of students yearly and it proves the kind of competition it puts forward. The competition for the NEET examination increases each year so the candidates.

Vast Syllabus –  NEET aspirants are often seen struggling with the vastness of the syllabus. Class 11th & Class 12th syllabus are combined together in the NEET examinations and this is a huge content to work on but if dealt with properly it can yield you good results.

Time management – Time management is the most vital part of attending an examination like NEET. NEET has 200 questions out of which 180 needs to be attended and a total of 180 minutes to complete the whole exam. That means the time limit for one question is 1 minute and this is the biggest challenge you are going to face for the NEET examination.

Pressure and Stress – The pressure from the family side is another challenge the NEET aspirants are going to face. There are high chances for your parents to question you regarding the preparation techniques or the study time you follow. That can lead you into tension. You might feel stressed out because of the stress, you will get exhausted very easily leading to a lack of concentration. So it’s always better to share all details regarding your preparation methods, study techniques, your plans etc with your family. They have more experience and they can definitely give you some better suggestions.

Lack of confidence – Lack of confidence is something that can destroy you in and out. For attending a big exam like NEET, you need a stronger mind and strong determination. This can be gained only by developing self-confidence in you. Always believe in yourself, think positively end of the day success will be yours

Related link – Disadvantages fo Dropping a year for NEET

What after NEET?

The results of the NEET examination will be announced one month after the examination and by that time you will be so normal and relaxed. Sleepless preparation won’t be there, No stressed-out evenings, you will slowly forget the exam fear, the tensions you have undergone etc. Life will be normal as before. Let’s see some common activities usually the candidates do after the NEET exam. Before the results Soon after the NEET examination ends, candidates must check the answer keys from available sources and validate their performance

Candidates should calculate their NEET score and try to predict their rank and based on previous year NEET admission trends, they would be able to realise which medical college or dental college they are going to get into.

After the NEET results

Have you ever thought about this? Imagine that you had put up a lot of hard work and as a result, you have cracked the NEET examination.  Your parents, family, all your friends, your teachers and everyone who knows you personally will be happy about you, right? Do you know what will be the next step after these celebrations, happiness and all?

Apply for counselling process After the results, most of the candidates will be confused about the further steps. There are counselling processes conducted by different bodies to help the NEET winners to conduct admission procedures. These counselling sections are not led by NTA. The role of NTA is so limited to conduct examinations and publish the results. There are three types of counselling a) AIQ or All India Quota  All central and deemed universities such as  AIIMS, BHU, etc along with 15 per cent seats of all government medical and dental colleges seats will be filled under this process. The exception to this is only the state of Jammu Kashmir and admissions to the colleges in Jammu Kashmir comes under state quota counselling. AIQ counselling will be conducted by MCC  (Medical Counselling Committee). b) State Quota counselling This is for the admission to the remaining 85% of government college seats and the private college seats will also be filled with this. The state quota seats are reserved to candidates who belong to that particular state and the candidates from other states are not eligible to participate in this counselling process. The State Quota Counselling will be conducted by the representative of the state government C) Ayush Counselling           Counselling for Ayush courses will be conducted by  AYUSH Admissions Central Counselling Committee (AACCC). They will carry out the process of admission for all the Ayush colleges in India including the deemed universities and the 15% of Government, Government aided, Central, Private and National colleges.

What if you are unable to qualify?

If you are very determined to hold a medical degree, do not mind giving another year. Start your preparation from the very next day. Work hard with a dedicated mind, hard work will never go in vain. Realise the mistakes you made last time and try not to repeat them. A perfect human will learn from his mistakes and he will yield success from that learning.

If you are not interested in giving up one year, you have plenty of options to pick. There are many types of courses, which includes paramedical careers like Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Nursing etc. You can choose a better course, a better college and spend your college life happily.

Dear Students, Always note, NEET is not the end of your career or life. This world is full of opportunities. If not NEET you will have other lakhs and lakhs of choices to pick from. Always keep in mind that “A man becomes successful by his character not by his career”.  Greetings Basidia

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{ Day 19,20,21 } @alfalfaaarya

these days felt like a fever dream, a vague memory of me just getting up mindlessly and doing amount of multiple choice questions I've lost count of.

✳️went through a lot of chemistry and biology questions

✳️bio PYQs

✳️revised 11th botany

✳️100 practice questions of physics

✳️answered a mock and analysed it

✳️revised p block

Honestly, I'm okay with doing what I can do rn even tho I wish I could more. I've seen pushing myself off limits always leads me getting physically unwell and that's the last thing I would want to do a week before the exam. I don't feel happy, neither sad it's just a void right here that I'm hoping to fill through accomplishing my goal.

all the best everyone who's working hard, we've got this.

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