After completing class 12 with PCMB combination of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology, students can concentrate on comprehending the syllabus, time management, solving previous year's papers, and taking mock tests to get ready for medical entrance exams.
Along with the class notes, and reference study materials, NCERTs are essential for building a strong foundation, particularly in Biology. Since many questions in the medical entrance exams are directly or indirectly based on the content found in these books. Thus, thoroughly practise all the diagrams, practice questions and examples provided at the end of each chapter.
Here are some important tips on how to prepare smartly and stay motivated through the medical entrance exams (e.g., NEET, AIIMS, etc.) preparation journey.
Do not just study hard, study smart. Break your day into focused slots:
Start with the NEET or AIIMS syllabus, which mainly includes NCERT topics from Classes 11 & 12 in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Biology has the highest weightage. Prioritise it. Make the NCERT textbook your best friend.
Mathematics students are usually good with logic and speed. Thus, use that edge to tackle tricky Physics problems.Practice numerical-based questions daily. Think of it like solving a puzzle.
Taking mock exams helps familiarise oneself with the format and improves time management and problem-solving skills. Solving Mock tests and previous years' question papers are the best trainers for medical entrance exams preparations. So start with solving one mock per week, and slowly move to 2 to 3 as the exam approaches. Track your mistakes and fix them.
Too many books = confusion. Always stick to:
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These were some of the preparation tips for those students preparing for the Medical Entrance Exams - NEET after PCMB.
NEET is an all-India level entrance exam for different medical programmes and admissions into the best medical institutes in India.
Always begin your preparation early and complete it a month before and do not start a new topic at the last moment, as it may create immense trouble and confusion.
Never skip your meals, have a proper diet, an adequate amount of sleep and regular workouts for good health, as it is most important. Try to concentrate more on the NEET important topics from Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
When preparing for the medical entrance exam (e.g., NEET, AIIMS, etc.) after PCMB, you do not need to be perfect. Just be prepared and consistent. Your PCMB path can still lead to your dream medical seat.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)Yes, you can! Having Math along with Biology gives you more career options, and it does not stop you from preparing for NEET or other medical exams.
Start while studying in Class 11, but if you are in Class 12 or just passed, do not worry. With a focused plan and the right support, you can still crack it!
Smart scheduling is key. Refer to the NCERT textbooks thoroughly, as these books help in both the PU boards and the NEET. Thus, practice daily, revise weekly, and solve mock tests regularly.
Not a must, but coaching can help you with the organised timetable, expert guidance, and test practice. Whether it is online or offline, choose what fits your style best.
There is no magic number but consistency matters more than hours. Even 4 to 6 focused hours a day with proper breaks can be powerful.
You are not alone. Many Biology lovers struggle here. Focus on concepts first, then practice MCQs. Get help from mentors, friends, or doubt-clearing sessions.
Avoid comparing yourself to others. Everyone learns differently. Stay away from social media distractions and do not ignore your mental health.
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