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  During this pandemic, when you are at home and preparing for NEET, don’t compromise with your preparation by waiting for the coaching centres to resume classes. Rather look for an alternative and start learning from home online from live online NEET classes and recorded video lectures. Preparation for NEET requires consistency, persistence, and a well-planned routine. It is important to create a conducive environment at home, to enhance your efficiency and help you prepare well for the fight ahead. Hence, we have illustrated important K’s to be kept in mind while preparing at home. Keep your room in Order Keep your room neat and tidy. A clean room inspires calm and focused mind set than a messy one. You can work on your notes with a better concentration towards your NEET exam. Focus on synchronising and de cluttering your personal desk. Avoid too many books, notebooks and pens as they affect your overall performance and hamper your study time as cluttered desk creates a cha...

 The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is India’s premier medical entrance examination conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) every year. The only gateway to India’s premier medical colleges, it is considered as one of the most competitive and challenging medical entrance examinations that provide student’s admissions to MBBS, BDS, AYUSH and other medical courses. Every year almost a million students register for NEET hoping to get a seat in reputed medical and dental colleges. Around 15.94 lakh students registered for NEET in 2020 and nearly 15.19 lakh in the year 2019. Clearing NEET is a matter of immense hard work, dedication, consistency, and focus. According to reports, around 8 lakh Indian residents cleared NEET in the year 2019. However, only a handful of students cleared the exam with a 600+ score. Why 600+ score in NEET? NEET All India Rank (AIR) is the deciding factor for admission to undergraduate courses in the medical and dental colleges acros...

If you want to get admission in premier institutes of India, entrance examinations is the only way. All the IITs, IIMs, AIIMs or any other tier 1 college you are thinking about, just know that you will have to clear the entrance examination and make your place there. There are pan India entrance exams, state level and even some university level. Some competitive and entrance exams would require TOEFL and the IELTS. Others are discipline specific, such as JEE for engineering courses and NEET for medical courses. Another type is the generic ones for graduate and postgraduate level studies, like GRE.   What is the purpose of competitive examination? In a country where more than 13 lakh student appear for engineering discipline, competitive examinations are a must. For around 10000 seats, 10 lakh candidates apply, then choosing the best 10000 out of them can be done only through entrance examinations. These entrance examinations test persistence, hard work, and students’ eff...