Hello there ,

Hope you are doing well .See,if you aren't able to manage your NEET preparation and boards ,focus on your boards as of now . Do well there and then you can take a drop year to prepare for NEET if you want to .

If your coaching classes isn't fulfilling your need ,you can leave it . See, the NEET syllabus and 11th and 12th standard syllabus of CBSE is the same . And for that you need to study NCERT diligently atleast for Biology, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry . Then, practice MCQs from standard books like MTG for the 3 subjects.

Along with proper self study,join a decent test series to check upon your preparation regularly if you want to prepare for both NEET and boards simultaneously . There are a no. of excellent  online & free resources available that you can use to aid in your NEET preparation.

If you want to prepare for neet 2022,here are some useful resources which you can use to strengthen you preparation.

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

Hope my answer helped.

You can manage neet with boards but it will require discipline and a flexible schedule. Also you should try to score above 80% in physics, biology and chemistry in every school examinations. Cracking a competitive exam like neet requires a lots of question practice. Also there is a significant gap in question pattern of neet and boards. Also don’t ever think yourself to be ready for neet exam if your boards results are too good.

For both neet and boards you should focus on previous years questions only. Also keep your study around ncert books only. I will recommend ncert at fingertips and neet previous year questions of mtg publication for question practice. Initially, your question practice per day will be around 100(mcqs) questions, say 50 biology and 25 from each physics and chemistry. But it will gradually increase .

You should practice at least 100 questions per day. Mine was 150 questions per day!!!!. You should also make a formula diary of ncert based formulas of physics and chemistry, and revise it whenever you does not want to study. Your study hours should be 10 hours at least and divide it equally for neet and boards, say 5 hrs for neet preparation and 5 hrs for boards. Also try to complete your boards syllabus 2 months before your board exams, so that you have sufficient time to revise and practice one previous year board paper each day. YOUR focus should be boards exams during last month before final exams.

BEST OF LUCK!