If you have been through the course thoroughly -
All you need is practice. So start solving mcq's and previous question papers. Start with your mock tests. With enough practice you'd be good to go.

If you know your syllabus / if you read, you'll recall -
Start studying. You have to go through the course at least once before you would be able to start with the mcq's. So  you can do this topic wise, i.e. first go through the topic and then solve its problems. But don't start solving questions first. That will lead to wastage of a lot of time.
When you are done with all the major topics, refer to previous paragraph.

If you will start now with your course that is you'll start to learn now,  then best of luck!

2 months not so easy to prepare but if you try u can achieve it.

15 days for biology, 15 days for physics and 15 days for chemistry.

Try to read atleast 2 chapters a day if they are small they to.complete three.

How to read it??
Read one chapter, atleast have a glimpse and sit and solve bits from question banks. And correct them then and there itself and the MCQ which were mistaken try to open the text book and read it then and there itself so that you would remember them. If possible try to see the above and below lines of the question too.

For physical chemistry and physics try to remember formulas and do one model bit for it.

And the last 15 revise whatever you think you are weak.

I hope it helps you.

All the best

Hi Amrit Bhullar

Yor are on the right platform Careers360 for the expert guidance.

Focusing directly on the query, for achieving the aim, start solving the MCQs and previous years paper. Your success will depend on the strategy you made and the way you follow it. Remember the golden rule, make as many as mistake you can while practising but with a condition. The only condition is never make the similar mistake and learn from the previous one. The more you practise the more you make mistake , the more you learn and the more you can answer accurately in Exam.

Focus on it.

for any further guideline, comment below.

 

CR

Careers360

 

That is a tough job! But not impossible of you're really up for it.
Assuming you know the syllabus,  start of by practicing an immense number of mcqs of each chapter from books devoted to them. Preferably one or at least half a chapter per subject per day. This will give you both the practice as well as help you in identifying which parts you are lagging behind on. Revise those parts as soon as you identify them! After this, try to solve 2-3 mock tests per week. This will give you the feel of an actual exam,as well the environment of questions from multiple chapters being there, as it will be on the actual paper. In this manner, you should definitely be pretty well prepared, enough to get into a decent or even good college within a couple of months.
If you are not done with the syllabus though, try finishing it as fast as possible, but not recklessly! The game is to handle pressure and gain control. Read the subject matter carefully, and get a grip over the subjects. And then proceed to all said before if you have the time. Hope that was of help, and good luck!

Yes you could prepare for neet
If you already done with PCB of 11 and 12

GO AND PRACTICE MCQ questions as much as possible and improve your weak point

Solve previous year Question papers and thorough with that.

With all these you could get good marks

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