Morning is the best time to read theoretical subjects. As you are going to read NCERT you should make the proper schedule. First read the chapters which you like the most. Prepare short notes for quick revision. Solve all the previous years' questions related to the chapter you finish.

Start reading in the morning and you will get benefitted. All the best.

Hi Aspirant,

As of now, there has not been any updates from NEET exam conducting authority or government over the reduction of syllabus of NEET 2021.

I will suggest that until such updates are made, prepare for the exam as per the full syllabus of NEET.

To know about the NEET Syllabus, visit this link - https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-syllabus

All the best.

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Yes, its enough for getting good marks but it is not enough for scoring full marks. There are extremely powerful books for competitive exams. You should use these books for organic use Solomon's Fryhle, for inorganic use Sudarshan Guha's books and for physical chemistry use Atul Singhal. if you are done with this then go with Arihant publications. These are excellent books for cracking neet and jee chemistry. ALL THE BEST. Hope the answer was some help.

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Hello,

NCERT is definitely preferred for every subject, but it will be like icing on the cake if you can prefer some other good book too, for question practice.

Hope that helps;

Hello!

NCERT is the foundation for NEET syllabus. However, just studying NCERT is not enough. Because in NEET the questions are application oriented and numerical based. Such questions are not given in NCERT textbook. You need to refer to NEET materials and practice solving numerical questions. However, before doing that, refer to the NCERT chemistry textbook thoroughly as it provides the basic understanding of the concept. Also, some questions can be directly asked from the textbook.

You can use the NEET knockout package below given:

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

Hope this would help!

Based on my personal experience NCERT on fingertips is a very good book for MCQs based on the concept given in your NCERT especially biology. This holds true if you have already prepared and know the NCERT thoroughly. If yes the book will be of immense help. The number of questions varies for each chapter, it can range anywhere from 50 to more than 100.

@ AANCHAL WADHWANI you can study the books of your state. You can go through  sst books of class 9th and 10th of your state boards and do some important topics from NCERT and about the topics related to ancient history you should prefer the state boards books of class 8th or you can just download the pdf for the topics of ancient india. At the end preference to the state books is must for stage 1 . HOPE IT WILL HELP FOR YOU  :)

Hello,

I am attaching some pdfs below hopefully they will be helpful-

1) https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5WLdFVMntmtVGF2dTNLU1hmb0U/view

This is the main book

2)For practice you can use the workbook whose link is-

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5WLdFVMntmtbVVmNnRiTDhJZW8/view

You can copy paste the above links and visit them.

Hope this helps.

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