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• Be cool and controlled
• Read the question paper thoroughly
• Based on reflection action authentically answer could be given.
• Leave questions where you have any ambiguity in the first attempt.
• Cross check your answer sheets carefully.

• Have a good plan and schedule for study and revision
• Be motivated
• Be consistent tor the entire year

Do not forget to study the “summary” section provided at the end of each chapter. It has some points which students usually tend to miss out on.

Here is a list of some other books you can refer to for NEET Biology-

• Objective NCERT at your fingertips – MTG
• NCERT Exemplar
• Trueman’s biology
• Arihant
• Cengage

• Be relaxed
• Have a good sleep
• Have a light revision

3. Work Smartly: Under the NEET and AIIMS chemistry section, you can categorize the questions under three parts: physical, organic, and inorganic and the secret of mastering them is to treat them as separate subjects and make different study plan.
4. Solve a lot of NEET Question Papers & Mock Tests: When you solve mock and previous years’ question papers, you understand the pattern and style of questions asked.  It help you to grasp concepts and to learn application of concepts which is very important for competitive exam. Solving question papers will always help you get high marks.
5. Practice, Practice, & Practice: Chemistry is rooted in the concepts and numbers. The only way to excel in the NEET/AIIMS chemistry section is with practice. Read the chapters as often as you can, practice the balancing and numerical every day, make notes, and then quiz yourself on what you’ve learned. The more you practice, the higher is success rate in the examinations.

With just about 8 months left for the exam, you all must be prepared in your own ways. To help you score better, we have listed down the importance of Chemistry section and how can you score 160+ in this section.

1. Follow the Right Books: Reference material is your main weapon in the quest to score 160+ in chemistry. If the weapon is in poor shape, forget about success. Get the NCERT books, they help you form a solid base upon which your building of preparation will stand. In addition to this, you can have these reference books-

• Physical Chemistry by O.P. Tandon
• Physical Chemistry by P. Bahadur
• Organic Chemistry by Morrison and Boyd (For reaction mechanisms)
• Organic Chemistry by O.P. Tandon
• Organic Chemistry Objective by Arihant (for practicing problems)
• Inorganic Chemistry by O.P. Tandon
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry (For Chemical Bonding, Atomic Structure, and Coordination Chemistry)

2. Important Concepts: Here we list down some-important, not-to-be-missed topics-

• Chemical bonding and molecular structure
• Thermodynamics
• Equilibrium
• General organic chemistry (GOC)
• Mole concept
• Electrochemistry
• Coordination compounds
• Aldehyde, Ketone and Carboxylic acids
• Block elements
• Atomic structure
• Hydrocarbons

1. Read all the Questions in the Paper: It does not mean that you have to read the entire paper (90 Q’s) in the first 15 minutes but your approach should be such that you reach till the last question of the paper in the allotted 180 minutes duration.
2. Attempt Easy Questions First: You should attempt easy questions first so that no time is wasted on pondering over the ones that you are doubtful of. After attempting all the easy ones, you can come back to the tougher ones in the end. It is likely that your brain will be hit with some Idea of those questions by then.
3. Keep in your Mind is the Time Limit: The first and foremost point you have to keep in your mind is the time limit. Everyone can solve all the questions given sufficient time, but the challenge comes when you have to do so in the given 3 hours. The exam is for three hours, but don’t let it fool you into thinking that each subject is 1 hour. The question paper is always set in such a way that chemistry paper can be completed in 35 – 40 mins. This because you will need this extra time in Maths and Physics.
4. Relieve stress during Exam: Do not be tensed during the exam for any reason. If you do not know a question, leave it and try it after some time. The chances are high that you will have a better chance at solving it after some time.
5. Use Elimination Process: When you see MCQs, you don’t have to panic.  The hack elimination process here and using your brain is what you know is definitely not the right answer. This is sure to get you to the right answer.
6. Maximize Attempts: Not by guess work but by adhering to the above points.