Sir Namaste,I am a class 10 student and I am going to attend the board exam the next year. Actually, I am a very intelligent person and aiming for 500 marks but I have still not covered any chapter in an organised way but I have read most of them for my school unit tests e. t. c. Please give some advice on how to study? What to study? When to study? And some additional tips.

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: Dear

Study requires focused attention.

1. Make a daily schedule in terms of time slot and subjects and chapters that you would study in those slots. Keep time for break and rest.

2. Ensure you keep your mobile off during study period.

3. Restrict use of social media.

4. Make notes and keep revising them periodically.

While it's good to aim to answer all questions but at the same time keep some margin for not knowing some answers. It will take away unnecessary pressure that you would put on yourself.

All the best.

Ans: Hi. Only I can say, if the student has a strong desire, he is capable to cover the lost syllabus with the help of good teachers. It is better to take the help of expert private tutors who can cover your syllabus more effectively. But your school time is from 9 to 5, which is too lengthy. But, any way you have to manage with pvt tutors. Else appear in the examination with the chapters you prepared well and have confidence in them. Even with the dropped syllabus, student is cablable to score good in any examination. Best of luck.

Radheshyam Zanwar, Aurangabad (MS)

Ans: You have NOT mentioned whether you have joined coaching center. Which board you are studying in? State or CBSE? You are from which State? Why you chose dummy school? Please clarify to answer.

Involve yourself in some physical activities such as Yoga, Meditation, Playing outdoor Games etc. at least for 1-hour daily. Eat a lot of green vegetables, fruits etc. Avoid junk foods to the extent possible. Only with your self-control, you come out of mobile addiction & unusual activities.