How to prepare for neet 2017 from now to get aiims

**Below are the few strategies which you can follow to score good marks in NEET and AIIMS** Solve past years papers for AIPMT/NEET and AIIMS Focus on important Topics While you prepare, create notes formula sheet for Physics, footnotes carrying important keywords for Biology and equations sheet for Chemistry, you can then solve papers and mock test in the remaining days of your revision. Mock test will help you assess the level of your preparation and will give you a better understanding the exam. The important chapters of each subject **Physics: **Oscillations and Waves, Magnetic Effect of Current and Magnetism, Kinematics, Heat and Thermodynamics, Electrostatics and Current Electricity. **Chemistry: **Organic Chemistry (IUPAC nomenclature is a key type of question), Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure, Coordination Compounds, p-block elements, Equilibrium, Biomolecules, Aldehydes Ketones Carboxylic Acids, Alcohol Phenol Ether and Chemical Kinetics. **Biology: **The Living World, Biological Classification, Chemical Control and Integration, Principles of Inheritance And Variation, Molecular Basis of Inheritance, Cell and Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants.

NEET and AIIMS exams are conducted separately. If you want to take admission in AIIMS you have to apply for AIIMS exam. NEET exam is for 15% seats in all govt seat and now all state and private level exam are also taking admission through NEET exam. To Prepare for AIIMS exam you can follow below tips- The key to succeed in the competition is to read selectively good books thoroughly instead of referring to too many books. However, remember that the secret to cracking AIIMS lies with NCERT. Be thorough with NCERT, and you'll be quite thorough with maximum part of the paper. Also, you mustn't forget the most important weapon in your arsenal "? previous year papers. They are extremely important, will give you an insight into the types of questions asked, and will also help you in preparing yourself mentally for the types of questions you'll face in the hall. So be very thorough with question papers of the previous years!