Dear aspirants,

NEET UG syllabus is an ocean, and to swim the ocean, it is necessary to know where the sea coast is exactly located. Talking about subjects there are only 3 subjects to study for neet 2021 preperation.

No of chapters in physics = 90

No of chapters in chemistry = 90

No of chapters in Biology = 90

Take 6 months in hand to prepare.

No. Of Days to Revise Each Subject   =   45 Days

Total. No. Of Days to Revise Physics, Chemistry and Biology   =  45+45+45 = 135 Days

Total No. Of Days Left for Practicing Mock Tests   =  45 Days

Hi there!

As per the last year’s date sheet, the exams of class 12 students, 2nd PUC are expected to begin from the first week of March 2021 and exams will be finished in the third week of March 2021. The timings for the exams are expected to be held from 10:15 am to 1:30 noon

Practical Exams will be Held in January 2021. Commencement of Theory Exams will be from 1st Week of Mar 2021. Theory exams will end by 3rd Week of Mar 2021. You will be able to Download the Karnataka 2nd PUC Time Table 2021 Online from the Official Website i.e. kseeb.kar.nic.in.

For more details view the following site: https://www.google.com/amp/s/school.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-2nd-puc-time-table/amp

Hope this helps!

Thank you!

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Being one of the toughest exams, one needs a lot of hard work and determination to get good score in Neet.
First you should go through the entire syllabus. Then make a proper a programmatic study schedule. The daily schedule should contain all the three subjects.
Instead of choosing a random topic from the syllabus, you must break your preparation into sections. Sub-topics from each section should be selected and then strategy on clearing concepts must be made.
Whenever any doubt pops up in your mind, try to solve it by then.
Don't think NCERT books are less. According to toppers and experts, NCERTs are the best book to start your preparation with.
Don't forget about negative marking. Answer if and only if you are sure about that.
Revision is a must thing. At least 10 days before the examination you must start your revision along with short notes.
Give mock tests once you are done with your syllabus. Solve previous years' exam papers available on Internet. Then analyse it. Find out your weak areas and work on them.
Read all the chapters, ignoring low weightage chapters and studying only most important chapters can cost a lot. So study from first to last. During last few days of examination, you can focus more on the chapters with high weightage.

Some important books for Neet- For physics- HC Verma and DC Paney
For Chemistry- Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon, Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee.
For Biology- Biology Vol 1 and 2 by Truman, Objective Biology by Dinesh, Pradeep guide on Biology.

Going by last few years' question analysis, we have the chapter wise weightage.

Biology

Class XI-
Diversity of Living Organisms 14%
Structural Organisation in Plants & Animals 5%
Cell: Structure and Function 9%
Plant Physiology 6%
Human Physiology 20%

Class XII-
Reproduction 9%
Genetics and Evolution 18%
Biology and Human Welfare 9%
Biotechnology and its Applications 4%
Ecology and Environment 6%

Physics

Physical-world and measurement 2%
kinematics 3%
Laws of Motion 3%
Work, Energy and Power 4%
Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body 5%
Gravitation 2%
Properties of Bulk Matter 3%
Thermodynamics 9%
Behaviour of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory 3%
Oscillation & Waves 3%
Electrostatics 9%
Current Electricity 8%
Magnetic Effect of Current & Magnetism 5%
Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Current 8%
Electromagnetic Waves 5%
Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation 6%
optics 10%
Atoms & Nuclei 3%
Electronic Devices 9%

Chemistry

Basic Concepts of Chemistry 1%
Structure of Atom 2%
Classification of Elements & Periodicity in Properties 2%
Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure 5%
States of Matter: Gases and Liquids 2%
Thermodynamics 8%
Equilibrium 6%
Redox Reactions 3%
s-Block Elements 2%
Some p-Block Elements 2%
Organic Chemistry: Basic Principles & Techniques 4%
Hydrocarbons 3%
Environmental Chemistry 2%
Solid State 2%
Solutions 5%
Electrochemistry 2%
Chemical Kinetics 3%
Surface Chemistry 2%
Isolation of Elements 2%
p-Block Elements 5%
d- and f-Block Elements 4%
Coordination Compounds 9%
Haloalkanes and Haloarenes 3%
Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers 4%
Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids 4%
Organic Compounds containing Nitrogen 2%
Biomolecules 3%
Polymers 3%
Chemistry in Everyday Life 2%

However, there are chances that Neet 2021 syllabus will be reduced as the academic year has been delayed and due to this pandemic all educational institutes are closed so it is difficult to complete the entire syllabus. To complement that, CBSE has reduced the syllabus 30%.
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Hi!, after 12:30, eat lunch do a 3 hr session from 1:30 to 4:30. Then, take a 1 hr break and do a brief session from 5:30 to 8:30, then go for dinner and sit down again at 9:30. Study till 12, revise concepts and sleep.

Now, this is just a rough schedule to encompass two key points-

1. To develop the ability to sit for 3 hrs with good concentration.

2. To learn and practice concepts adequately.

The timings are fleixble, but ensure that the durations remain fixed. Take breaks, and divide the concepts accordingly.

To divide it topicwise, here is a link which will help you further-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-neet

This will surely help you further! All the best

Dear aspirant

As everyone have their own different capabilities and potential it differs person to person. You might be knowing your possitive and negatives of your. Also you may have idea of which portion are strong and which are weak. So as per your coaching or school timing you can prepare your time table focusing on above point. As you might be knowing biology gives 50% (90 question) questions and this is most scoring subject so you should have prime focus on this subject. Then both chemistry and physics have equal weightage of 25% questions i.e, 45 questions per subject. This makes total 180 questions. So in between physic and chemistry you can choose your strong subject and focus on that. But you should not leave any subject behind because to get government colleges you should have all three portion strong and focus to score more than 600 to get government colleges. So do weak portions first and then strong ones at the last. But make sure you should cover every topic and chapters.

Hope this helps you

Ok :

7:00 - 8:00 : Revise formulas and plan what subjects/chapter you have to study today.(and doo all the morning stuff like eating...)

8 -12 : Class

12 - 12:30 : Take rest

12:30 - 1:30 : Study

1:30 - 2:30 : Lunch/Sleep(sleep is important)

2:30 to 5:30 : Study

5:30 - 6 : Break

6:00 - 9:00 : Study(Pomodoro method)

9 - 9:30 : lunch

9:30 - 11:30 -Study

You can reduce the lunch time if you want.

All the best for JEE.

Hello there, hope you are doing good!

As per the ICAI the ICAI CA 2020 exams are going to be conducted from November 21 2020 to December 14 2020. The CA Foundation exam is to be held on December 8, 10 , 12 and 14 2020. There are different dates for different groups for the ICAI CA Exam 2020, I am providing you a link which has all the dates for the exams and the complete time table.

https://news.careers360.com/icai-ca-exam-2020-revised-schedule-released-check-exam-date-here

Hope you found this answer helpful.

Good luck for your future!

Hello there,
NEET is one of the toughest exams but if you can prepare well, it's not that tough. Here are some tips that you can follow for your preparation:
1. Know your syllabus beforehand. Gather textbooks and other study materials. Enroll for mock tests as well.

2. Make a timetable so that you can complete your syllabus within a fixed time, keeping in hand enough time for revision. You need to keep atleast 2months for complete revision.

3. Solve test papers daily. It will help you a lot. You can evaluate yourself using those test papers. Also, after completion your syllabus, solve the previous year question papers atleast twice. They help you with an idea of the trending questions.

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Good luck!!

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DPUE will release 2nd PUC exam time table 2021 Karnataka in the first week of November 2020. Students will access 2nd PUC time table 2021 Karnataka Board pdf from pue.kar.nic.in.   It is expected that II PUC exam dates will fall tentatively between March 4 and 23, 2021. Karnataka 2nd PUC time table 2021 pdf will comprise of exam name, subject code and Kar PUC exam dates for all subjects.