In this part of the series “All About NEET,” we are looking at “How you should plan your NEET Workout every week?”
This weekly work out for Mastering MCQs involves three steps:
- Monday – Friday: MCQs & Theory Workout for NEET Goes to Subconscious Mind
- Saturday: Revision of Topics from Monday – Friday For Instant recollection
- Sunday: Weekly Test Day
We have covered till now the “Monday to Friday NEET Theory and MCQ workout (aiming to train your subconscious about the NEET Exam style and MCQ solving skills).
Next, we will see the next two steps – How to revise on Saturday (for the chapters you covered till Monday to Friday) and Tackling the Sunday Mock test (Online or Classroom)
2. Saturday: Revision of Topics covered from Monday – Friday For Instant Recollection
How to effectively revise on Saturday?
- Fix the day before the Weekend Test is Revision Day.
- Don’t study anything new even though you are left out with targeted portions.
- First, finish the Revision of all the topics that were read from Monday – Friday. If you don’t do this and attempt the test you will experience one peculiar situation i.e. when you look at the options, you cannot arrive at the conclusion instead you feel this I read somewhere. To avoid this, Revision is mandatory.
- After revising the finished topics, do a fresh reading of the left-out topics.
Revision of Theory
- No need to do A-Z of the Topic.
- Have a glance/reading of only the Marked/Highlighted points during Initial Reading.
Revision of MCQs
- No need to practice again as you did in Initial Preparation.
- Just deduce the answers to the MCQs without looking at the Key.
- The order is as below. The EMD markings you have marked since Monday to Friday are now going to be of immense help.
Difficult marked First
Followed by Moderate Question
Easy ones at the end
- Observe that this method is allowing you to concentrate where difficulty is, and marks are losing.
- Finish the revision of Difficulty and Moderate questions at any cost. Nothing will happen even if you don’t look at Easy ones as you will never make mistakes in those.
3. Sunday: Weekly Test Day
The Weekend Sunday Test:
- Now the final day arrived to prove your preparation
- Many of the Students don’t give importance to Weekend tests. They just attempt it for the sake of giving. Please don’t do that.
- This is where your mind is getting prepared for the final battle. Here you can teach her how she must be.
- Come in-time and sit until the exam time gets finished.
- Follow the same steps as you did in practice mode while answering
Conclusion:
Amidst all the exam preparation, you must not forget that NEET is eventually a competition where you are competing against thousands of other equally or more talented and hardworking students. Hence, you must have a warrior or fighting instinct when preparing for NEET.
And mock tests are the best way to assess your fighting spirit and skills. Whether you self-study or join a coaching, make sure that you train your mind to answer effectively within a limited time simultaneously minimizing the negative answers.
In the NEET preparation, weekly NEET work out you read in this section is very crucial as a long journey is always best covered by completing a small but significant distance every week.
In the next part of the Series of All About NEET, we will be discussing the most effective way to Revise the NEET course before the Final Exam Day arrives. You can read the detailed article on the NEET Revision Plan in the article below.
Find the link to all the articles in the All About NEET Series below.
In this series ” All About NEET, Dr. Narendranatha Reddy will be covering the points under the following headings. Find the List of topics that would be covered in this series “ALL ABOUT NEET MDS”
- All About NEET MDS – An Outline & Scope (Click to Read Here)
- All About NEET MDS :
- How to Prepare – “My Experience” Clinic or No Practice & How to Plan – Monthly, weekly, daily schedules & How to Study. (Click to Read Here)
- How to Study After Making Plans (Preparing for Theory & MCQs) (Click to Read Here)
- How To Revise Topics For NEET Exams (Phases of Revisions) (Click to Read Here)
- All About NEET MDS – Self Study vs Coaching
- All About NEET MDS – Time Management for Interns, Working Dentists, Homemakers & Long Back Graduates
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