NEET Preparation: Mistake 1 - Neglecting the Basics

In an huge enthusiasm of cracking NEET/AIIMS and of being the part of these dream top Medical institutions of India, overzealous students commit huge mistakes in his/her first three months of studies. Some basics of preparation are supposed to be looked after. If these basics are missed in first few initial months, they it is very difficult to cope up in later stage.

NEET Preparation, as such, is divided in 6 steps. Step 1: Board Preparation (Descriptive), Step 2: Descriptive, again, more than Board Preparation, Step 3: Objective Simple Questions, NEET Orientation Level; Step 4: NEET or AIIMS cracking level, Step 5 & 6: NEET/AIIMS top ranks. (Note: Now AIIMS is part of NEET).

Basically, students need to start from basic level i.e. step 1 first. But many students superficially prepare step 1 and 2, and directly jump to step 3 and step 4 or even higher. As the basic foundation of descriptive practice is not good, they end up in frustration when they cannot solve these questions effectively killing the dream to reach step 5 and 6 and thereby top Medical Colleges of India.

Sincere students, however, go stepwise,. They reach comfortably step 3 and 4, and then fight for step 5 and 6. Even though, they may not end up solving step 6, they can still score 580+ in NEET and secure admission in top Government Medical College.

So guys, keep cool. Work Stepwise, Start writing descriptive steps 1 and 2, build the basic foundation with patience, and then go ahead for objective steps 3, 4, 5 and 6.

Team ICAD