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Monday, 27 February 2017
How to plan for NEET 2017?
"Hard work is the key to success", its right and there is no doubt about it but what if the door to be opened require two keys and not just one. So, it is essential to do hard work but it is also essential that students channelize their energy and prepare smartly for the exam. Below are some strategies which will help students in scoring max marks in NEET.
Time table:
Create a time table and not just for fun but to abide by it. While making it make sure to spare time for other day-to-day activities as well and as the date of the exam draws closer make sure to update the time table as the requirements of the various subjects. Allocate more time to difficult objects while maintaining proper balance among other subjects as well and don’t forget to take regular interval breaks.
Create a time table and not just for fun but to abide by it. While making it make sure to spare time for other day-to-day activities as well and as the date of the exam draws closer make sure to update the time table as the requirements of the various subjects. Allocate more time to difficult objects while maintaining proper balance among other subjects as well and don’t forget to take regular interval breaks.
Analysis
Many students despite having prepared well for the exam failed to perform according to their true potential and the reason is nervousness, anxiety, overconfidence, calculation errors etc. Assess your preparation and eliminate the weakness from them in order to optimize and fine tune your preparation.
Many students despite having prepared well for the exam failed to perform according to their true potential and the reason is nervousness, anxiety, overconfidence, calculation errors etc. Assess your preparation and eliminate the weakness from them in order to optimize and fine tune your preparation.
Revision
After finishing your entire course start solving the mock papers and solve as many as you can. Give mock tests as you hope to attempt your exam on the D-day and assess your answers carefully. This will also help you in fine tune your strategy for the D-day. In revision period don’t try to learn any new concepts and strengthen the topics you have already learned.
After finishing your entire course start solving the mock papers and solve as many as you can. Give mock tests as you hope to attempt your exam on the D-day and assess your answers carefully. This will also help you in fine tune your strategy for the D-day. In revision period don’t try to learn any new concepts and strengthen the topics you have already learned.
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Saturday, 25 February 2017
Sunday, 19 February 2017
Thursday, 16 February 2017
Kamineni to seek more NEET-UG exam centres in Andhra Pradesh
VIJAYAWADA: Health minister Kamineni Srinivasa Rao is ready to discuss with Union Minister for Health & Family Welfare JP Nadda regarding the allotment of exam centres for NEET-Under Graduate.
At a department review meeting here on Wednesday, Kamineni discussed the implementation of ‘Arogya Raksha’ Scheme and other issues. Later, he told mediamen that there was a need to establish more examination centres for NEET-UG, as students may face hurdles in reaching the two corners of the State.
“Apart from the Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam centres, we also demand to set up one in Kurnool, Tirupati and Rajamahendravaram. We will also request the Ministry to reduce the qualifying marks for the students of AP, as majority of the medical seats would remain vacant," he added.
He said 110 NTR diagnostic centres received an ISO certification and the mother labs got accredited with NABL certification. “We are also engaging equipment maintenance contract where any emergency equipment like CT Scan, Cathlab, etc., would be repaired or replaced in 48 hours. Also, experienced persons would be appointed to work on these machines. Dialysis centres at Uddanam, to be set up by April 5, will have all amenities to meet the medical requirements,” he explained.
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Sunday, 12 February 2017
How to crack NEET the easiest way?
NEET is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after competitive examination of the country. In fact, last year over 8 lakh students had applied for approximately 30,000 MBBS seats within the ambit of NEET.
However, it is also one of the easiest exams to crack if students adopt the right approach during their preparation. With still ample time remaining, students, starting right from today, can lay the groundwork for a favourable outcome.
In order to ensure success, merely working hard is not going to serve the purpose for you. It is essential to channelize your energy towards the exam smartly.
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Time-table:
Create a time-table and strictly abide by it. While doing so, make sure that you spare adequate time for your hobbies and day-to- day tasks. As you advance, update your timetable as per the subject specific requirement. Also, allocate more time to difficult subjects. Ensure that an adequate balance is maintained amongst all the subjects in terms of an overall preparation.One must take breaks after a predefined interval of time to avoid fatigue and increase the retention. However, a study break should not become an excuse for procrastination.
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Analysis:
Some students – despite having a good preparation – fail to perform as per their true potential in the final examination. Reasons for the same vary from nervousness, overconfidence, calculation errors, speed, and adoption of wrong technique. The most critical thing to do during this moment is to carefully assess your preparation. Identify your strength and weaknesses in order to optimise your performance.
This may include topic-wise preparation, your individual characteristics (such as retention, speed, and conceptual understanding), etc. Devise a comprehensive roadmap to eliminate your weaknesses and constantly polish your strengths. Also, take frequent mock tests and simulate an actual exam-like environment. This will help you in identifying your shortcomings during the exam and enable you to work on them well in advance.
Further, it is important to analyse the past year’s question paper as well as the constantly recurring questions in different medical examinations. This will help in getting a better understanding of the exam pattern and willenable you to identify the key areas that need to be looked upon. Primarily, learn all such questions. Then delve deeper into those topics and build their conceptual understanding. Doing so will be most helpful when the same question appears in the examination in a twisted format.
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Course Completion:
Based on your analysis, allocate time to cover each and every topic individually. Create an additional monthly time-table to ensure that you have completed preparing them in the designated time frame. Also, do not clutter your desk with a long list of reference books. Focus primarily on NCERT as 70-80% of the overall questions are either directly taken from NCERT textbooks, or are an advanced form of its learnings.
Meanwhile, intensify your preparation and increase your daily study time. If you are facing difficulty in learning a specific topic, formula, diagram, etc., create learning aid (such as flashcards) and fix it in front of your study table. Try to understand it through the learning aid whenever you take a short break. Also, do not forget to revise your covered portion during the course completion period.
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Revision:
As soon as your entire course is covered, solve as much mock papers as possible. Complete the mock drill within its designated time and then set aside your answer sheet. Attempt all the remaining questions on a separate answer sheet, if any. Now, assess both the answer sheets through the answer key. Demarcate the questions where you made a mistake and identify its cause.
Repetitively doing so will not only help you to encounter the traps that you’re more likely to fall into, but it will also increase your confidence substantially. This will further help you establish a belief system, which is the most pivotal element during the examination.
Do not try and learn new concepts/ topics during the revision period, rather emphasize more on strengthening the topics which you have already learned. NEET examination is quite similar to any game of sport. It can be easily said that good performance during a match is the most decisive element forwinning it. However, it will not be possible without a considerable hard work in the form of preparations as a run-up to it. Keeping this in mind, aspirants must implement the above strategies prior to the examination to ensure sure-shot success.
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Health:
Give special attention to your health and well-being. At this crucial juncture, even a day’s loss can cause massive repercussion on the end-result. Ensure that you maintain a healthy diet as well as give proper attention to your well-being. Also, try and enrol yourself into a fitness program such as yoga or any other physical exercise. It has been observed that such activities, including meditation, increase the brain function and result in higher mental focus.
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Saturday, 11 February 2017
Thursday, 9 February 2017
NEET News from Gujarat
Gujarat Health and Medical Education Minister Shankar Chaudhary on Thursday said that students aspiring to pursue medical courses will now have to take national eligibility-cum-entrance test (NEET) only for admissions. Till last year, admissions to MBBS and BDS courses were done on the basis of merit in NEET, while admissions to ayurvedic, homoeopathic and naturopathy courses done on merit in Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET). So, the students had to appear at two entrance tests to try their chances for admission to MBBS, dental and other courses.
Chaudhary, in a statement, said that the state government has dropped GUJCET and all admissions in medical courses would be done on the basis of merit in NEET only. “So, the students have to appear at one exam only,” the minister said. The minister also clarified that the number of seats to students belonging to different education boards would be allotted on pro-rata basis.
He said that the seats for students of different boards would be in proportion to the percentage of students studying in respective boards’ schools in Gujarat. The maximum number of seats would be allotted to students of Gujarat board as they account for largest number of students in the state.
About admissions in optometry, audiology and speech therapy, and para-medical courses like nursing and physiotherapy, admissions would be done on merit prepared on the basis of marks obtained by candidates in their Class XII exams. The minister said that the candidates don’t need to appear in NEET for admission to these courses. In Gujarat, 85 per cent of seats in all medical courses are reserved for students having studied in the state, while 15 per cents seats are meant for all-India quota. There are a total of 3,330 seats for MBBS course in 22 medical colleges, and 1,155 seats for BDS courses in dental colleges.
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Wednesday, 8 February 2017
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Tuesday, 7 February 2017
What is NEET?
NEET 2017 is basically an entrance exam conducted in India for candidates who desire to study any graduate medical course (MBBS), dental courses (BDS) or postgraduate course (MD/MS) in private or government medical colleges in India. NEET (Undergraduate) for BDS and MBBS courses would be organized by the CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education). NEET-UG has replaced the AIPMT (All India Pre Medical Test) and all other individual MBBS exams organized by states or colleges themselves.
UG (undergraduate) courses at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh, Jawarharlal Institute of (PG) Postgraduate Medical Education & Research JIPMER are exempted from the NEET’s purview, as these institutes were founded under a separate laws.
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