Hello aspirant,

It's great that you have completed you NCERT biology 3-4 times and completed physics through one shot, but that alone is not enough for you to get into AIIMS Delhi.  They are just the foundation of your neet prep. You need to do much more than that to get into AIIMS.

Here are few tips for you which will help you achieve you goals-:
1. If your concepts are not clear then go for coaching because by self study or with the help of Youtube you never ever able to clear your concepts. Or if you have your concept the opt for self study don't waste your time in coaching.

2. For biology read onlyNCERTyou have seen in 2022 paper whole biology is from ncert lines only. But till dec if you are able to complete your biology preparation from ncert ( means tip of tongue ) then take its advantage and try for extra edge topics. And keep on practicing the MCQs.

3. For chemistry if you are willing to score out off then for inorganic chemistry read only ncert line by line as no question of inorganic chemistry is out of ncert. For organic chemistry read ncert and some extra stuff like coaching material or any reference book. Learn all the name reactions from ncert as every year atleast one question is on name reaction. Solve as much question you can solve on chain reaction . For physical chemistry ncert theory is sufficient no need of extra stuff. Solve as much question you can solve and built up your concepts. #for REVISION of chemistry you can go for hand book by Arihant. If you are able to solve previous year question of NEET, then consider yourself well prepared.

4. For physics ncert theory is not such important but I personally think one time reading is important for theory questions as per neet 2020 paper. Solve as much question you can solve and try to solve variety of questions. Exampler questions, PYQS of neet , PYQS of jee mains , some selected questions of HCV are important to improve your score . I personally suggest to solve some one extra book with your coaching materials like DC Pandey.

And remind physics is your rank boosting subject never ignore it.

5. Start making short notes from now it will help you in last few months for revising whole syllabus in short duration of time it will help you to give so many revision before the exams.

6. Don't run from your test, mock test. Don't worry about scores it is not your neet exam it is just for examine your self where you are lagging behind, which is your week points .


If you'll be able to follow all the points , you'll definitely make it to AIIMS .

All the best.

NCERT books are very important in the preparation of Joint entrance examination mains. You should go through these books. But it is not mandatory that you should rely on them fully for your preparation for joint entrance examination mains. There are various books which you need to study for doing indepth preparation for clearing joint entrance examination.

• Trigonometry by SL Lonely
• Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight
• Coordinate geometry by SL Lonely
• Problems in Calculus of One Variable by I.A. Maron etc.

Read more the preparation tips about Joint Entrance Examination:

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Hello B. Gosh

The hardest aspect of JEE is math. The NCERT level questions won't be provided to you. Even RD Sharma isn't going to be much use. If you have coaching notes or modules, you can consult them. If not, you can purchase any book on advanced mathematics. But keep in mind that practise is the key to success in math. Increase your practise time.

Hoping best for your future.

Thanks