NEET Advice

Focus on studying in a way that leaves only a little revision before the NEET exam. You don’t have to master every single detail—just be strategic and make sure you’re covering high-weightage topics. Study the subjects you enjoy, but don’t ignore the ones you find difficult. It’s tempting to keep revising your strong areas, but NEET requires an overall good score, so balance is key. Prioritize subjects based on your energy levels—when you’re fresh, tackle the tough ones; when you’re feeling drained, go for the easier ones.

Motivation comes and goes, so don’t rely on it too much. Build discipline instead. On days when you feel unmotivated, remind yourself why you’re doing this—write down your reason for becoming a doctor, even if it’s just one sentence. A simple habit like this can help keep your focus sharp. Stick to a study routine with a minimum number of hours you’ll study daily, but don’t be too rigid. Some days will be more productive than others, and that’s completely fine. What matters is consistency.

Taking care of your health is just as important as studying. Try to sleep early and wake up early, as a well-rested brain retains information better. Don’t sacrifice your sleep for extra study hours—it will hurt more than it helps. 

Surround yourself with people who support your growth. Not everyone around you will be helpful, and that’s okay. Ignore distractions, negativity, and unnecessary competition. Focus on your own journey. If you find yourself drifting away from studies, don’t panic. Instead, ask yourself why. Are you bored? Tired? Overwhelmed? Identifying the problem makes it easier to fix. Change your approach if needed, and don’t hesitate to ask for help. The key to progress is observing yourself and adapting.

Even though this year is crucial, don’t forget to live. 12th grade and NEET prep are stressful, but they’re also a unique phase of life that won’t come again. Take breaks, laugh with friends, enjoy small moments—don’t put life completely on hold. At the same time, be kind to yourself. Some days will be tough, and you might feel like you’re not doing enough. Instead of getting stuck in self-blame, reset and move forward. No one completes the syllabus perfectly in-depth before the exam, so focus on doing your best with what you have.

Most importantly, stay open to learning and growth. NEET isn’t just about an exam; it’s about preparing for a lifelong journey in medicine. Keep pushing yourself, stay curious, and believe in your ability to improve every day. You’ve got this.

If you have chosen this path.

Be prepared to pour your soul in this line. UG life is easy, but in PG life their are 18, 24, 36 hour shifts. Dealing with people of all kind at your lowest. It takes a lot. So choose wisely. It takes a lot of commitment.