Good evening sir, earlier i asked you that it was stressful because, just during this year in 11th grade i joined for jee and you advised me to read NCERT, but now still I'm not able to catch all and i need practice from some source, which will be easy for a beginner like me, for maths, i asked my teacher and he said me to buy NCERT EXTRACT from Disha publications, i bought it then when i asked to my physics teacher he adviced me to buy SL Arora ,but I'm uncertain if i should buy it, since a lot told it has a lot of theories and it'd be very long, Can u tell your opinion sir ? And is it fine for Disha's NCERT EXTRACT..? For chemistry what should i buy sir? I am struggling now of not getting that answers and sometimes not even questions. I found that i don't practice much, so i need your guidance for which guide to buy.

Ans: Hello Shrishti,

Here are some tips for preparing for NEET and improving your physics:

Focus on understanding the concepts: NEET is an exam that tests your understanding of concepts and their applications. So, it's important to focus on understanding the concepts rather than just memorizing them. This can help you to solve different types of questions.

Work on your weak areas: Identify your weak areas and work on them. For example, if your physics is weak, try to understand the concepts by watching videos or reading different books. Practice solving problems related to those concepts regularly.

Practice previous year question papers: Solving previous year question papers can help you to get an idea about the exam pattern and the type of questions that can be asked in the exam.

Take mock tests: Mock tests can help you to identify your strengths and weaknesses. It can also help you to manage your time during the exam.

Choose the right study materials: Apart from NCERT books, you can refer to other study materials like coaching center notes, reference books, etc. For solving multiple-choice questions, you can use books like Objective Physics by DC Pandey or Objective Biology by Dinesh.

Though the cutoff keeps changing every year, getting a good college for your category requires at least 450+ marks.

I would suggest don't think of taking a drop right now and focus completely now on NEET. Once the results are out then we will look after the further steps.

All the best.

Ans: Hi
On behalf of REDIFFGURU and myself, congratulations on your wonderful achievement in your 10th standard exams!

I understand that you feel weak in chemistry. Can you specify which area you find challenging: organic, inorganic, or physical chemistry? Identifying the specific area will make it easier for you to focus.

For example, consider this question: Which of the following compounds does not have a pi bond? The options are ethene, ethane, a carbon molecule, and ethyne.

What is the answer? How will you identify the answer.

To find the answer, did you use any tricks or tips? The question above is quite simple. If they ask something a little more complex, you should be able to respond within a minute. Since you have completed 10th grade, I won't go into much detail right now.

Another suggestion: Why don't you prepare 10 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) on a specific topic? While creating these questions, you will encounter challenges and study more deeply.
Try this and let me know how it goes.

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Ans: Hello Zika
Please consult with your teacher(s).
Thanks

Ans: Requesting to be in touch with the subject teachers. Talk with them closely and share your real difficulties with them. Only personal counseling can solve your problems related to studies, and that too by the teacher who teaches you, know your depth of knowledge and understanding and why you are facing the difficulties in reading and clearing the concepts. Hope, you will talk in person with the chemistry and physics teachers closely as early as possible. Recommending to stop the conversation with us as there will be no outcome related to your studies.