We received this following question from a visitor of our blog:
i was a regular ccp student of allen i had got 5000 rank in neet and 1000 rank in mp pmt and i m not gettin any govt college................so i had joined alen again.
this year i m thinking of getting a under 50 rank in aipmt/neet..............for bio i m studying ncert............for chemistry and physics allen module,teachers notes and ncert. i think they are sufficient or sud i hav 2 sove universal or any other objective book for under 50 in neet???
Here's my opinion:
Well, with congratulations on your rank and your decision and aim of getting a below 50 rank, I would like to say that, frankly, practice is the seed that will bear fruits for you in the entrance exam. Class notes and NCERT text books are good for theoritical understanding of the topics, but the more you practice varied types of questions, the more will it be easier to make it through, specially when you are setting your goals high, you have to work hard. In this respect, I would recommend Dinesh objective books for physics and chemistry and Trueman's objective book for biology. There are a lot of various types of questions in these books, out of which, questions do not generally come in the entrance tests. Also, magazines of MTG such as Physics for you, Chemistry Today and Biology Today are of great help to remain updated with the latest questions and patterns of questions being set in the exams. At the end of the day, practice is the key.
i was a regular ccp student of allen i had got 5000 rank in neet and 1000 rank in mp pmt and i m not gettin any govt college................so i had joined alen again.
this year i m thinking of getting a under 50 rank in aipmt/neet..............for bio i m studying ncert............for chemistry and physics allen module,teachers notes and ncert. i think they are sufficient or sud i hav 2 sove universal or any other objective book for under 50 in neet???
Here's my opinion:
Well, with congratulations on your rank and your decision and aim of getting a below 50 rank, I would like to say that, frankly, practice is the seed that will bear fruits for you in the entrance exam. Class notes and NCERT text books are good for theoritical understanding of the topics, but the more you practice varied types of questions, the more will it be easier to make it through, specially when you are setting your goals high, you have to work hard. In this respect, I would recommend Dinesh objective books for physics and chemistry and Trueman's objective book for biology. There are a lot of various types of questions in these books, out of which, questions do not generally come in the entrance tests. Also, magazines of MTG such as Physics for you, Chemistry Today and Biology Today are of great help to remain updated with the latest questions and patterns of questions being set in the exams. At the end of the day, practice is the key.
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