NEET UG 2024 : Toppers Tips By Top 10 Toppers

Learn valuable tips and insights from the top 10 NEET UG 2024 toppers to enhance your exam preparation and boost your chances of success. Discover proven strategies, study techniques, and time management tips straight from the achievers themselves. Gain valuable advice on effective revision methods, tackling challenging topics, and maintaining focus during the exam. Benefit from the experience and expertise of the top performers to optimize your study approach and achieve your desired results in the NEET UG 2024 examination.

 "Be consistent and follow NCERT" 

Bhaskar Kumar bagged all-India rank 17 in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2023 by scoring 715 marks out of 720. Kumar is pursuing her MBBS from AIIMS, New Delhi. 

✍ How did you prepare for NEET UG? ✍

I began preparing for NEET UG when I was in Class 11. I joined an offline classroom coaching program at Aakash BYJU’s in Siliguri. Initially, due to Covid restrictions, my classes were online, but later they shifted back to offline.

I focused mainly on the coaching materials and followed the NCERT books diligently. In the final months, I started my day with physics and practiced solving questions. For chemistry and biology, I thoroughly studied the NCERT books and used the coaching institute's test modules.

I don't think coaching is necessary to crack NEET UG, but it does help in organizing preparation and providing guidance.

 "Give mock tests to analyse mistakes and work on them" 

Soumyadeep Manna bagged the 37th all-India rank in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2023 by scoring 710 marks out of 720. Manna is now pursuing his MBBS from AIIMS, New Delhi. 

✍ How did you prepare for NEET UG? ✍

I started preparing for NEET UG in Class 11 and joined Allen coaching classes. Initially, due to Covid, classes were online, but later they switched to offline. My mother accompanied me to Kota to support my preparation.

I mainly used coaching materials, NCERTs, and followed the institute's timetable. After classes, I made notes for all topics, revised them, and read NCERTs for additional study.

After coaching classes ended in September 2022, my day started at 7 am. I divided my day into three slots: studying from 7:30 am to 10 am, taking a break, then studying again from 10:45 am to 1 pm. Afternoon was for tests from 2 to 5:20 pm, and finally, I studied from 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm.

 "Keeping a mistake notebook helped me to not repeat errors" 

Sumegha Sinha bagged 39th all-India rank in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2023 by scoring 710 marks out of 720. Sinha is now pursuing her MBBS from ABVIMS and Dr. RML Hospital, New Delhi.

✍ How did you prepare for NEET UG? ✍

I started preparing for NEET UG in Class 11 and 12 by joining Allen's coaching classes. My main goal was to excel in NEET UG.

I benefited from online programs because I could watch them at my own pace. I usually watched physics lectures early in the morning when the brain is more alert. After each lecture, I practiced answering questions from the modules.

For difficult questions, I made a note and focused on understanding those topics better.

Then, I watched biology and chemistry lectures and completed the assigned questions for the day.

I also made sure to study NCERT books after watching the lectures. Many students overlook NCERT textbooks for physics and chemistry, but they contain important information often tested in the exam.

I prioritized getting enough sleep each night and didn't compromise on my sleep schedule.

 "I followed the 8+8+8 rule during preparation" 

Tanay Jain bagged the 46th all-India rank in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2023 by scoring 710 marks out of 720. Jain is now pursuing his MBBS from AIIMS, New Delhi.

✍ How did you prepare for NEET UG? ✍

I started preparing for NEET UG in Class 11 and joined offline coaching at Aakash Byju’s. I mainly used coaching materials and NCERTs for study. Besides, I searched the internet for NEET UG-related topics.

I attended school during the day and coaching classes in the evening. Every day, I revised what I learned in coaching and read relevant NCERT books, especially for biology.

I took mock tests regularly and analyzed them. Most days, I took two mock tests – one in the morning and another in the evening.

I followed the 8+8+8 rule: eight hours of sleep, eight hours of study, and eight hours for other activities like daily chores, entertainment, chatting with family and friends, browsing the internet, and pursuing hobbies like sketching.

 "I made mind maps & prepared flow charts" 

Kamlesh Saini bagged all-India rank 50 in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2023 by scoring 710 marks out of 720. He is now pursuing his MBBS from AIIMS, New Delhi.

✍ How did you prepare for NEET UG? ✍

I started preparing for NEET UG when I was in Class 11. I joined a coaching program in Jaipur. I focused on the coaching materials and followed the exam pattern and syllabus. After my board exams in 2021, I studied NCERT books. In the last few months before the exam, I practiced test modules from my coaching institute.

I didn't make notes for every subject. Instead, I made mind maps and flow charts. I wrote chapter names on a page and listed topics and sub-topics in a flow chart.

I worked hard to minimize mistakes in my mock tests. Time management and efficiency are crucial in the exam. I completed the test within three hours and revisited questions in multiple rounds.

 "Posted sticky notes to revise, practiced JEE Main questions" 

Jahnavi Banotra bagged all-India rank 51 in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2022 by scoring 700 marks out of 720. Banotra is now pursuing her MBBS from AIIMS, New Delhi.

✍ How did you prepare for NEET UG? ✍

I started preparing for NEET UG in Class 11 and joined Allen Institute for offline coaching. Due to Covid, my classes were shifted online.

I mainly used coaching materials and stuck to NCERT books. In the last six months, I focused on solving physics questions, reading NCERTs, and taking coaching institute tests.

To remember important topics, I used sticky notes and posters in my room throughout my preparation. They helped me revise quickly.

I didn't make notes for all subjects, but I did make formula notes for physics.

 "How maintaining a mistake copy helped my preparation" 

Yashvi Garg bagged all-India rank 128 in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2023 by scoring 705 marks out of 720. She is pursuing her MBBS from ABVIMS and Dr RML Hospital, New Delhi.

✍ How did you prepare for NEET UG? ✍

I started getting ready for NEET UG when I was in Class 11. I joined an offline classroom coaching program at Allen Jaipur, which happened four days a week. On those days, I read NCERT textbooks, reviewed class lessons, and solved important questions.

I mainly focused on the coaching materials and followed the NCERT books closely. In the last few months after Diwali, I did many revisions and took mock tests.

I kept a record of my mistakes in a notebook. It helped me see where I was going wrong in the mock tests. I analyzed them after each test. I didn't take notes for all subjects, just important points in the mistake notebook.

I didn't stress during my preparation. I aimed to do my best and not worry about the result. Stressing wouldn't help, and there's more to life than just exams. I knew my parents, teachers, and mentors would support me.

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