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Ans: Hi Pari,

Congratulations on deciding to take the NEET exam! Now that you've appeared for it, you'll gain a better understanding of your strengths and weaknesses.

To improve your score, first identify the subjects where you struggle the most and focus on them before turning your attention to your stronger subjects. It's also important to grasp the basics in all areas, as this will help you answer questions more easily and quickly.

Additionally, consider looking for videos on social platforms that offer tips and tricks for exam preparation.

Plan your study schedule according to what works best for you, so you can excel in your upcoming exams.

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Ans: To maximize your chances of success in JEE 2026, follow a smart and strategic approach: 1. Enroll in a Reputed Coaching Center Join a well-known coaching institute near your residence to avoid travel time and ensure consistent learning. If offline coaching isn’t feasible, opt for a structured online course. 2. Build a Strong Study Plan
Devote 10-12 hours daily with a balanced focus on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Begin with NCERT books, especially for Chemistry, as they form the foundation. Follow your coaching center’s study material for structured preparation. 3. Smart Study Techniques for JEE: (a) Revise on the Same Day: After a chapter is taught in coaching or self-studied, revise it on the same day, make short notes, and go through them before sleeping. (b) Prioritize Mathematics: Since JEE ranks are determined by Maths > Physics > Chemistry, dedicate productive hours to solving complex math problems. (c) Tackle Difficult Questions: Focus on tricky, lengthy, and wrongly answered questions from your mock tests, practice books, and study materials. (d) Maintain an Error Log: Keep a separate notebook for challenging questions and regularly revise them to avoid mistakes in the actual exam. (e) Attempt Regular Mock Tests: Take time-bound tests (online or offline) and analyze mistakes thoroughly. 4. Best Books for JEE Preparation
Physics: Start with both volumes of HC Verma and use the following as reference: D.C. Pandey’s "Understanding Physics", I.E. Irodov’s "Problems in General Physics", J.D. Lee’s "Concise Inorganic Chemistry". Previous Year Papers: Solve JEE Main & Advanced past papers to understand exam patterns. 5. Stay Focused & Motivated. Avoid distractions and maintain discipline. Take regular breaks to prevent burnout. Stay updated with official JEE notifications. Keep revising NCERT books for conceptual clarity. 6. Have a Backup Plan (Plan B & C): Don’t rely only on JEE! Appear for 5-7 more engineering entrance exams. Participate in counseling processes of reputed colleges accepting JEE scores. If flexible, explore good engineering options across India. By following this structured and disciplined approach, you can significantly improve your chances of securing a top rank in JEE 2026! All the best for your JEE preparation!

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Ans: Welcome.
Here is the pointwise reply:
(1) Please go through the question paper format.
(2) Prepare the chapters in which you are comfortable.
(3) Focus more on MCQ questions as they are easy to score
(4) Focus more on writing skills, which are required in board papers
(5) Solve a minimum of 4-5 preliminary examination papers and get them assessed by expert teachers
(6) Study the question papers and their answers published by well-known publishers keenly. This will give a broad idea on how to write the paper, step-wise mark distributions, labelling diagrams, skills etc.
Best of luck to your examination.
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Ans: As much as possible, reconsider the idea of taking a drop, as it may lead to significant stress if you fail to crack the JEE. Only for 75%tile, there's no need to take a drop. With a 65 percentile in 12th grade and your current JEE score, you can gain admission to any reputable private engineering college in your preferred branch through management quota. It would be better to save a year rather than spend it under tremendous stress. The final choice will be yours.