Get Set for a race against time for Upcoming NEET
Examination 2020
NEET 2020 EXAMINATION DETAIL
NEET 2020 is scheduled for May 3, 2020, and the
results of the same are expected by June 4, 2020. NEET
2020 is very important as this year the exams of AIIMS & JIPMER have been
abolished and the admission to these institutes will also be via NEET 2020. So
there is a lot of excitement among the students as they have to give only one
exam instead of three.
THE
NUMBER GAME RELATED TO NEET EXAMINATION
■ A total of 15,93,452 lakh candidates have
applied for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG 2020. In the
year 2019, for the first time, over 15 lakh candidates had registered for the
exam.
■ The number was expected to shoot up this year
because the medical entrance exam - NEET has been made mandatory for admission
to AIIMS and JIPMER. The website this year also witnessed a very heavy rush. A
slight 4.87 percent rise has been witnessed in the number of candidates
registered this year, increasing the 2019 tally by 74,083 candidates.
The
current disruption in the academic calendars throughout the country should not
upset your preparation for this important exam. It is time to utilize the extra
time at your disposal constructively. Students should devote up to 8 to 10
hours per day to study. They should exhaustively revise Class XI & XII syllabus
and take one test daily till the time of actual exam so that their body clock
can be tuned as per the actual exam. If you don’t find too many tests then
simply attempt previous years’ NEET papers. These papers will be more
beneficial and will also help you to get familiar with the exam pattern.
Remember,
NEET is a race against time as you have to attempt 180 questions in 180
minutes. What this means is that you have one minute to react as well as
solve the question and that too with accuracy. NEET is also a high-scoring
exam, so you can’t afford to give up too many questions.
IMPORTANT TOPICS
Physics: Modern Physics &
Semiconductor devices, Magnetism & matter, Current electricity, newton laws
System of particles & rotation motion.
Chemistry: Chemical bonding &
molecular structure, s & P block elements, Equilibrium, Chemical Kinetics,
d & f block elements.
Biology: biological
classification, plant kingdom, animal kingdom, cell, human health &
disease, ecosystem, principle of inheritance & variation, Human
reproduction
TIPS: OTHER IMPORTANT POINTS
WHICH STUDENTS CAN CONSIDER FOR ACING NEET 2020 ARE Get set for the race against
time
1. Make
a practical timetable.
2. Prepare
according to the latest syllabus.
3. Practice
regularly.
4. Refer to good study material.
5. Attempt
full-length mock tests.
6. Focus
more on topics that you are weak in.
7. Prepare
short notes for last-minute revision.
8. Avoid
guesswork.
Actually, in NEET zoology, botany, inorganic
chemistry & organic chemistry do not involve numerical calculations,
so these subjects should be attempted first as most of the problems here are
memory or concept or fact-based. After completing this, one can move to
physical chemistry followed by physics and devote proper time to calculations
and rechecking these so that the is no mistake. Please do not create ego issues
with any question. If it’s not working in 60 to 90 sec leave it and review it
at the end.
Also remember that for zoology, botany,
inorganic chemistry & organic chemistry NCERT books are the Bible. So
don’t forget to revise these. At this time you are advised to focus more on
Class XI syllabus as most students are cutoff from this due to board exams.
Move to the Class XII syllabus once you have revised that of Class XI. All the
best!
Information
Source: The Tribune Newspaper published on 25th March 2020.
