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The application deadline for NEET 2021 has been extended till August 10, 2021. The exam date is set now. The National Testing Agency (NTA) is in charge of organizing the NEET entrance exam every year. The number of test cities has grown from 155 to 198. It is a national-level entrance exam for admission to MBBS and BDS programs. The NEET 2021 test will be conducted on September 12, 2021. This post covers all you need to know about the NEET 2021 application form, exam pattern, exam date, eligibility criteria, and syllabus.
It’s a good idea to know what you’re up against before you start studying for the NEET 2021 exam. That is why you should look through the NEET syllabus to see what areas you should focus on. The preparation for this examination is more significant because the syllabus topics are from both classes 11 and 12. Therefore it must be appropriately arranged.
NEET 2021 will be held in the traditional paper-based format (offline mode) across the country. The NTA has established the NEET exam format, which candidates must follow. Students will be examined based on their understanding of three subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and biology. The NEET test will include 180 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) divided into three sections: 90 questions from Biology, 45 questions from Chemistry, and 45 questions from Physics. The total time given for answering the NEET questions is 3 hours.
Before applying for NEET 2021, candidates must review the NEET eligibility requirements to take the test. The following are the NEET eligibility requirements for students taking the NEET in 2021:
The Medical Council of India will recommend the NEET 2021 syllabus (MCI). Physics, Chemistry, and Biology topics covered in 11th and 12th grade will help students prepare for the admission exam. Candidates can review some of the essential issues that may include in the NEET Syllabus given below:
Physics:
It will cover Laws of Motion, Electromagnetic Waves, Electrostatics, Perfect Gas Behavior, and Kinetic Theory, Electronic Devices, Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation, Bulk Matter Properties, and so on.
Chemistry:
Basic chemical concepts, Hydrogen, Equilibrium, Alcohol, Electro Chemistry, P-Block Elements, Surface Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Phenols and Ethers, and so on will be covered.
Biology:
It will cover Human Physiology, Reproduction, Plant Physiology, Cell Structure and Function, Ecology & Environment, Diversity in the Living World, Biology and Human Welfare, and other basic subjects.
Due to the alarming rise of COVID 19 patients, Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal stated that the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET 2021) will now take place in September. These examinations were rescheduled in July due to the pandemic’s progress.
The students had a varied reaction to the choice, as mentioned earlier. On the one hand, some see this as a positive since they now have extra time to study for NEET, while others see it as a negative because they cannot maintain focus on the whole syllabus of NEET due to the postponement of the exam. They claimed they had lost their will to learn and were unable to concentrate at all. Many students claimed that since they stopped taking practice examinations and attending coaching sessions, they had begun to lose their grasp on the syllabus and had begun to forget all the topics they had studied.
Plan your revisions:
You may make the most of the extra time by reviewing the subjects, ideas, and formulas you’ve previously prepared. Making a detailed revision strategy for each topic may be quite beneficial in attaining excellent outcomes. Also, rather than focusing just on studies, remember to integrate other everyday activities. It will keep your interest in pursuing the identical alive. Always attempt to concentrate on comprehending the concepts of the syllabus rather than memorizing them.
Pay Special Attention to Important Issues:
Give extra time to critical topics in your study schedule. During the last few days, all that is required is to focus on the most crucial issues.
Practice on the Internet:
The online practice is the most efficient approach to take NEET preparation to the next level during this lockdown time. Online practice exams, sample papers, and previous year’s papers can assist you in fully comprehending the NEET 2021 exam. To gauge your degree of preparedness, complete as many online practice papers as possible to prepare yourself for the NEET exam difficulty level. Clearing your doubts about specific topics will increase your confidence.
Keep Calm and Carry On:
Students are encouraged to be especially cautious about their health at this time. During the lockdown, you should obey the government’s instructions. Take care of your surroundings, consume a good diet, and stick to a regular exercise and meditation program to help you relax and stay focused on your studies.
Resonance Hyderabad has developed Specialised Crash Courses for Students Preparing for NEET 2021, taking into account the diverse needs of various NEET candidates throughout the country. If you were all ready to take the NEET 2021 Exam in July, now is the right time to give your preparation a final boost so that you may pass the exam in September with an excellent score and get into your Dream College. Crash Courses will assist you in planning your syllabus for preparation and removing any questions you may have about the NEET Exam.
We hope that the suggestions mentioned above can aid you in preparing for the most coveted medical entrance exams in the coming days. The best trick to complete the syllabus on time is to keep focused on the end objective, which is NEET 2021. We are sure that using these revision and preparation recommendations in the remaining period after lockdown will help you prepare flawlessly.
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