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NEET Preparation 2021: Read How to Utilise Lockdown Period for NEET 2021?

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NEET 2021 is scheduled to be held on August 1 but due to the lockdown situation Class 12 exams have been cancelled and other important dates have not been announced yet. If NTA will conduct NEET 2021 on the announced date then that means candidates are left with 2 months of preparation. So all the candidates are advised to start their revision. Check NEET syllabus 2021

Candidates should also start taking NEET Mock test and practice or solve NEET previous year's question papers on a daily basis to improve their speed and accuracy level of answering the questions. The questions in NEET are majorly from NCERT books of class 11th and 12th. Check Best Books for NEET Preparation 2021

Topics to be Focused

Important Topics in NEET 2021 Syllabus

Students should filter those topics which are having the maximum weightage in the examination. The frequent revision of the topic that has the maximum weightage will help to develop a clear understanding. Also, the mock test series will make it precise about which topics are likely to get more coverage. The previous year questions’ analysis can also help in anticipating the question pattern of the upcoming exam. The table below shows some most important topics with the maximum weightage:

Subject	Topic	Weightage
Physics	Thermodynamics	9.50%
	Current Electricity	8.10%
	Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation	7.30%
	Magnetic effects of Current and Magnetism	6.30%
	Kinematics	6.00%
Chemistry	Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure	12.50%
	Basic Concepts of Chemistry	10.00%
	Chemical Equilibrium	8.20%
	Carbonyl Compounds	7.10%
	Coordination Compounds	6.70%
Biology	Human Physiology	12.00%
	Biomolecules	10.00%
	Biological Classification	9.00%
	Molecular Basis of Inheritance	8.20%
	Animal Kingdom	7.00%

Sections of Moderate Coverage

Topics of Moderate Coverage in NEET 2021

There are some topics that have moderate weightage in the paper. It is also equally important as the other major topics. Some of those topics are mentioned below:

Physics	Chemistry	Biology
Motion in one dimension(5.19%)	Mole Concept(3.7%)	Principles of Inheritance and Variation(6.30%)
Atomic Structure in modern physics(4.44%)	Chemical Bondings and Molecular structure(7.4%)	Environmental Issues(3.70%)
Gravitation(4%)	Amines and Diazonium Salts(2.96%)	Cell- the unit of life(3.50%)
Wave optics(4.5%)	Redox Reactions and Volumetric Analysis(3%)	Breathing and exchange of gases(3%)
Nuclear Physics and Radioactivity (2.2%)	Ionic Equilibrium(3%)	Digestion and absorption(2%)
Properties of matter and fluid mechanics(3.70%)	Liquid and Gaseous State(2.22%)	Biodiversity and conservation(2.5%)
Laws of Thermodynamics(5.93%)	Electrochemistry(2.22%)	Evolution(3%)
Center of mass and momentum conservation(2%)	d and f Block Elements(2%)	Ecosystem(1.4%)
Oscillations(2%)	Haloarenes and Phenols(1.48%)	Human Reproduction(3.40%)
Newton’s Laws of Motion(3%)	Isomerism of Organic Compounds(1.5%)	Reproductive Health(2.5%)

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Suggestive measures for Quarantine

Isolate yourself and leave no room for disturbances.
Keep an optimistic view for the quarantine and utilice the maximum time.
Take breaks at times and relax your body and mind
You can practice meditation in the morning or evening which will improve your concentration.
Take proper meal and maintain proper hygiene

In these tough circumstances don’t think that you have got a lot of time to prepare. Always remember that all your other competitors have also got the same amount of time. Whatever you were planning to revise at the last moment add it to the list for this time. Don't leave anything for the 11th hour as this will be the best time to revise and develop more clarity of topics. Be informed, stay focussed and keep revising because that’s the best possible way for this exam.

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How to Stay Motivated

How to Stay Motivated During Ongoing Circumstances

It is very necessary to stay focussed and confident before the exams. In the time of crisis in the country the urgent need of the hour for the students is to stay motivated. The optimum utilisation of this lockdown time is very important. Here are some useful tips for the students to remain confident and to follow an approach of inducement:

Practice smart strategy for revision: Analyse every single thing that you have done during the period of preparation and assess what actually worked best among all. This will allow you to get an idea of smart work rather than hard work.
Prepare a To Do List Daily: Every morning prepare a schedule for the whole day and execute the works according to that schedule. This will be helpful in the proper utilisation of time and you will be dealing with the things in an organised way.

Meditation: Practicing meditation is one of the most successful keys to staying motivated. Devote a particular time slot for meditation everyday. Meditation helps in reducing the stress and it also helps in boosting the confidence.

Difficulty Level of NEET

Understanding the Section-wise Difficuly Level

Along with practising the test series it is necessary to analyse the percentage of questions from different subjects. Over 50% questions are from biology and 25% each from chemistry and physics. This clearly signifies that more attention is required for biology as it covers half of the question paper.

Subject	Analysis
Physics	Test takers had rated Physics as the toughest section among the 3 sections after the examination. Direct questions were asked from topics like Energy, Mass, Newtons Laws of Motion. Formula based questions which can be solved directly were also there in the paper.
Chemistry	Chemistry section of NEET was lengthier last year due to which students found this section difficult. Theoretical questions were a little difficult to solve. Overall this section was of moderate diffuclty level and scoring also.
Biology	Last test takers found Biology questions very easy to solve. The maximum number of questions in bilogy were asked directly from the NCERT syllau or books. Howver, some of the questions were tricky.

NEET 2019 Analysis

Subject	Analysis
Physics	The questions from physics were mostly dynamic and complex. There were static parts but that was very few. The major part of questions was from the mechanics section. The weightage was around 24.4%. The other major topic was modern physics & electronics and optic & thermal physics. The coverage from these parts were 15.6% and 11% respectively.
Chemistry	In the chemistry section 55% questions were from class 11 syllabus and 45% were from class 12 syllabus. The inorganic chemistry covered around 38% of the questions and the organic and physical chemistry covered 36% and 25% respectively.
Biology	In the biology section 52% of the questions were from class 11 syllabus and 48% were from the class 12 syllabus. The major part of the question was formed by Botany with a weightage of about 65% and the zoology section covered 35% of the questions.

NEET 2018 Analysis

Subject	Analysis
Physics	In 2018 most of the questions were asked from the section of mechanical properties of solids and fluids. Over 30% of the questions in physics were from the mechanics section and the electrodynamics section covered about 22% of the paper.
Chemistry	Organic chemistry was the highest covered section with 28% questions. The physical chemistry and inorganic chemistry covered 17% and 11% of the questions respectively.
Biology	In biology the major part of the questions were from plant reproduction(12%), plant morphology(8%), plant kingdom(10%), animal kingdom(17%), biomolecules(12%) and biotechnology(8%)

NEET 2017 Analysis

Subject	Analysis
Physics	The weightage class 11 and 12 syllabus was almost equal in physics section. The paper consisted of 19 questions from mechanics, 5 questions from thermodynamics and kinetic theory, 9 questions from electrodynamics and rest others were from wave optics and modern physics.
Chemistry	More than 50% questions were from class 12 syllabus and less weightage was given to the syllabus of class 11. 12 questions were asked each from physical chemistry and inorganic chemistry and 14 questions were from organic chemistry. Also, a few questions were asked from general chemistry.
Biology	52% of the questions were from class 12 syllabus and 48% were from class 11 syllabus. 15 questions were asked from genetics and evolutions, 11 questions were from reproduction, 11 questions were from diversity in the living organisms and 13 questions were from human physiology.

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Study Materials for NEET

Study Materials for NEET 2021

The most important part of strategy for NEET examination is to analyse the relevance of topics from the exam point of view. The materials should be limited but fully relevant because too much materials creates nervousness and that may hamper the results.

Subject	NEET best books
Physics	NCERT textbooks Physics Class 11 and 12
	Concepts of physics by H.C. Verma
	Fundamental physics by Pradeep
Chemistry	NCERT Chemistry textbooks for Class 11 and 12
	Dinesh chemistry guide
	ABC of chemistry for classes 11 and 12 by Modern
Biology	NCERT textbooks biology for class 11 and 12
	Biology volume 1 and 2 by Trueman
	GR Bathla publications for biology