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Mistakes done by MBBS Student in first year!

Not being focussed enough A lot of first year medicos take it for granted that because they cleared an entrance and got into medicine, things are going to be good henceforth. But no, it's just a myth our parents have been feeling with us since we were kids: “Finish 10th, you can chill. Do well on 12th, you can chill. Get into a nice college, you can chill.” But you can never chill. Maybe after you retire. So a lot of them feel because they've got into medical college, it's going to be a cakewalk, and that they're entitled to a medicine degree. No doubt it's taken a lot of hardwork and brilliance to get into medicine, but it's much more. The real game has just begun. A lot of them tend to lose heart. Imagine, you're the topper of your class, with around 100 students max. People have had expectations from you all your life. You also meet those expectations. You prove your worth. You get into medical college. And what happens next? You have peop...

Neet / AIIMS Strategy 2019 for droppers

Preparing for AIIMS and NEET needs a lot of dedication and planning. The syllabus is vast so it would be wise to follow a structured and steady approach in course coverage. Focus more on clearing fundamentals of Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects. Understand the concept, only then move to the depth of a particular topic. The student who is serious about cracking NEET/AIIMS must also keep giving mock tests and practice MCQ tests based on class XI and XII syllabus along with subjective mock tests for boards. **Biology - ** All topics are important and should be prepared thoroughly though there have been more questions from the Human Physiology, Plant Physiology, Cell Biology, Ecology, Biomolecules, Biotechnology as per the questions asked in past years exams. After completing any topic, the objective questions should be solved and one must go through previous year question booklet of the same topic as it will developed depth of the studied topic. **Chemistry - ** Ph...

Suggested book for NEET/AIIMS 2019

Top Tips for NEET 1.Begin with NCERT NEET books and then move on the others 2.Read NCERT as well as other Reference NEET books cover to cover 3. No matter how lengthy the syllabus, do not indulge in selective study 4.Attempt as many mock tests as you can 5. Time yourself and evaluate your performance in the end. Strategy for Reading NEET Books Start from the beginning and choose the subject you’re good at initially. Once you gain confidence in certain areas, move immediately to a concept and a subject that is your weakness. Invest a good amount of time in understanding and later practicing questions on the concept. The key to score good marks by NEET books is to prepare them well. Rote learning is to be avoided at all costs. Keep alternating your preparation between NEET books from a weak subject and a strong subject. This way you’ll create a balance. The Best NEET Books for Preparation While NCERT books are the best to get all your basic concepts covered...

New aspirants at ALLEN KOTA : Here are some tips

Hi my name is Nikhil , writing this post! Well there are many things I'd have suggested, but I've to cut it short for some reasons A) Mess food definitely won't be that good. Sometimes average, sometimes below average. But don't keep complaining about it. Success seeks sacrifice. Moreover you can order food eventually in case you don't like eating mess food. I used to order food at 3–4 am at early morning while studying. B) Allen will start its course with an accelerated pace. You must have to match your pace accordingly. Sitting for continuously 6–7 hours is tiring but remember a gold ore is given extreme temperature to make it worthy in market C) Always be consistent with your exams. Marks in Allen exams do matter. Especially in 2 ways. First, it will keep you motivated through out the journey and second, it will open your way to get into SRG batch. Allen here is quite partial. It gives 40% more resources ( tests + books + library access) to the s...

Predicting NEET 18 Ranks :

NEET Rank Predictor 2018 The NEET Rank Predictor will help the candidates to predict their rank in the NEET 2018 exam. Many top medical colleges will consider the NEET 2018 rank in order to give the admission. Check out the expected NEET 2018 Rank Predictor details in the below table. There are many NEET rank predictor 2018 tools available in many third-party or private websites through which one can predict their NEET 2018 rank or NEET result 2018 by giving the necessary details in it. Expected NEET Rank 2018 Based on NEET Marks Marks Scored Expected NEET Rank > 675 1 – 100 674 – 670 101 – 200 669 – 665 201 – 300 664 – 655 301 – 400 654 – 650 401 – 500 649 – 640 501 – 600 639 – 635 601 – 700 634 – 630 701 – 800 629 – 620 801 – 900 619 – 615 901 – 1000 614 – 610 1001 – 1500 609 – 600 1501 – 2000 599 – 595 2001 – 2500 594 – 590 2501 – 3000 589 – 585 3001 – 3500 584 – 580 3501 – 4000 579 – 570 4001 – 4500 569 – 565 4501 – 5000 564 – 560 5001 – 5500...

How much marks should I score in the AIIMS entrance exam to secure an MBBS seat in AIIMS?

Remember a simple thing that marks depends on the ability of a student! which is gained by practicing question, thorough learning, understanding concepts, practicing previous year paper etc. Clearly, these aspects will be different for different students that is what create a difference on the examination day. Let us discuss what should be a safe score to secure a seat in any of the AIIMS. Everyone knows, AIIMS is a prestigious medical college or you can say it is a dream for student to study in AIIMS. So, you cannot simply start studying and cramming all syllabus rather it is important to make a plan for it. AIIMS is a bit tougher than any other medical exams that is for sure but still, it is easy to score in AIIMS if you follow some steps. read: What are key points for AIIMS Predicting any number is difficult for us because AIIMS does not release their cutoff scores, So it is not possible to know what exact marks does the student scored in the exa...