How to prepare for NEET, AIIMS and JIMPER from 9th GRADE
for NEET ,
How to prepare for NEET from Class 9th – Know the syllabus
For better NEET preparation from Class 9, candidates must clear the basic concepts of Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology), which will help them in Class 11 and 12. And, NEET syllubus will be based on the topics covered in Class 11 and 12. Knowing the complete syllabus while preparing for NEET from Class 9 will assist aspirants in strengthening their basic fundamentals until they are in Class 12. Candidates can check complete NEET syllabus
How to prepare for NEET from Class 9th – Make an extensive study plan
After the complete knowledge of syllabus, candidates preparing for NEET from Class 9 must prepare a comprehensive study timetable. NEET is the most competitive entrance examination to crack. It requires a lot of focus, discipline and deep analysis of theory and practical work. And thus, making an effective study plan will help candidates in NEET preparation from Class 9, which will help during their boards preparations as well.
How to prepare for NEET from Class 9th – Refer the best books
During the NEET preparation from Class 9th, it is really important for the students to refer their NCERT books, which contains all the basic formulas and theories. And since the questions in NEET entrance examination is based on NCERT syllabus of Class 11 and 12. Of course, aspirants must try to understand and prefer the Science NCERT books of Class 9. NCERT books will clear the basic concepts for each section.
for AIIMS,
The aim of your current study plan should not just be scoring good in the exams but, to build the foundation of concepts. Doesn't matter you score 5-10 marks less but, you should be clear with the topic esp. in Maths, Physics and Chemistry(never mind noone will ever care for your class 10 or class 12th marks, all they for is the Medical College from which you have done your MBBS). And of course, enjoy as much as you can and never take stress.
Don't think about cracking AIIMS right now, 2 years(+1 and +2) are more than enough for doing that. If you start thinking about it from now, then you may end up getting frustrated when the real time comes.
As soon as you enter in +1 put a break to the enjoyment, deactivate all your social media accounts(which includes quora as well) and study as hard as you can.
For JIMPER,
The JIPMER paper is generally easy compared to all other national level medical examinations(I am talking about NEET-1 and AIIMS). The paper will have 5 sections; namely Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English and Logical Reasoning. One has to attempt the paper consisting 200 questions (Phy-60, Chem-60, Bio-60, Eng-10, Log-10) in 150 minutes. Its is a CBT. It is mostly NCERT based. Few questions may be out of it as JIPMER follows Pondicherry’s local syllabus too. Be little careful about this fact.
Strategy at the exam and Books to be followed:
Physics-No special book needed. Just the basic concepts will do. Just ponder all the formulas. Be fast with calculations. A CALCULATOR will be present at the top corner. Use it efficiently. Solving the past year question paper
Biology- JIPMER usually asks 10-15 questions in a unique way. It usually goes for application questions rather than basic understanding or remembering. Rest 45–50 questions are usually based on mugged up theories given in the NCERT textbook. NCERT is not just enough to get 55+ in the exam. You need to apply some common sense and general science you learned till class 10.
for NEET ,
How to prepare for NEET from Class 9th – Know the syllabus
For better NEET preparation from Class 9, candidates must clear the basic concepts of Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology), which will help them in Class 11 and 12. And, NEET syllubus will be based on the topics covered in Class 11 and 12. Knowing the complete syllabus while preparing for NEET from Class 9 will assist aspirants in strengthening their basic fundamentals until they are in Class 12. Candidates can check complete NEET syllabus
How to prepare for NEET from Class 9th – Make an extensive study plan
After the complete knowledge of syllabus, candidates preparing for NEET from Class 9 must prepare a comprehensive study timetable. NEET is the most competitive entrance examination to crack. It requires a lot of focus, discipline and deep analysis of theory and practical work. And thus, making an effective study plan will help candidates in NEET preparation from Class 9, which will help during their boards preparations as well.
How to prepare for NEET from Class 9th – Refer the best books
During the NEET preparation from Class 9th, it is really important for the students to refer their NCERT books, which contains all the basic formulas and theories. And since the questions in NEET entrance examination is based on NCERT syllabus of Class 11 and 12. Of course, aspirants must try to understand and prefer the Science NCERT books of Class 9. NCERT books will clear the basic concepts for each section.
for AIIMS,
The aim of your current study plan should not just be scoring good in the exams but, to build the foundation of concepts. Doesn't matter you score 5-10 marks less but, you should be clear with the topic esp. in Maths, Physics and Chemistry(never mind noone will ever care for your class 10 or class 12th marks, all they for is the Medical College from which you have done your MBBS). And of course, enjoy as much as you can and never take stress.
Don't think about cracking AIIMS right now, 2 years(+1 and +2) are more than enough for doing that. If you start thinking about it from now, then you may end up getting frustrated when the real time comes.
As soon as you enter in +1 put a break to the enjoyment, deactivate all your social media accounts(which includes quora as well) and study as hard as you can.
For JIMPER,
The JIPMER paper is generally easy compared to all other national level medical examinations(I am talking about NEET-1 and AIIMS). The paper will have 5 sections; namely Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English and Logical Reasoning. One has to attempt the paper consisting 200 questions (Phy-60, Chem-60, Bio-60, Eng-10, Log-10) in 150 minutes. Its is a CBT. It is mostly NCERT based. Few questions may be out of it as JIPMER follows Pondicherry’s local syllabus too. Be little careful about this fact.
Strategy at the exam and Books to be followed:
Physics-No special book needed. Just the basic concepts will do. Just ponder all the formulas. Be fast with calculations. A CALCULATOR will be present at the top corner. Use it efficiently. Solving the past year question paper
Biology- JIPMER usually asks 10-15 questions in a unique way. It usually goes for application questions rather than basic understanding or remembering. Rest 45–50 questions are usually based on mugged up theories given in the NCERT textbook. NCERT is not just enough to get 55+ in the exam. You need to apply some common sense and general science you learned till class 10.
