Exam preparation is a lengthy procedure with multiple dimensions.

The final step of preparation is an example of a critical phase.

This would involve the final four weeks of NEET Exam preparation, and managing this phase could be difficult because many students are unsure of what is best for them, resulting in anxiety and stress.

Here’s a list of things to do that will be of the greatest assistance and are generally relevant to all aspirants:

• Final revision: Give everything a final good read, but don’t stress over reading everything from cover to cover; instead, pick and choose what you think is significant and stick to it.

Practice: The thing that pays off the most is answering MCQs from reliable sources. Solving MCQs is a sort of revision in and of itself because it evaluates not just your memory but also your fact retrieval ability and your ability to apply concepts, which are the skills you’ll need most in the exam.

NCERT at your fingertips and DC Pandey for Physics are two excellent resources.

• Tests: It goes without saying that taking exams like the AIATS and ALLEN All India Test series is vital. They not only assist you in determining where you stand, but they also prepare you for the exam-like environment and stresses. When you’re writing the exam in the exam room, this will come in helpful.

Previous Year Papers: These are vastly undervalued resources. If you have the time, try solving as many PYQs as you can in an exam-style setting at home or in your dorm room. PYQs are the most effective mock tests available.

NEET/AIPMT/JEE MAINS (Physics/Chemistry) PYQs are crucial.

• Analysis: Many students are unaware that answering MCQs/PYQs or giving mock examinations is only half of the job. The second half is spent returning home and assessing what went wrong and correcting it. This may take some time at first since you don’t know how to do it efficiently, but as it becomes a habit, you’ll be able to do it faster and more efficiently, which will greatly benefit you.

Motivation: When I was bored or felt depleted, I used to get motivated. Reading about medical school life in college was always encouraging for me. It not only prepared me for what I was about to go through, but it also reminded me why I was going through all of this.

See what books people read each year, what courses they study, and more on our Agastya College website, one of the best NEET coaching institutes in Hyderabad, and whatever else piques your interest.

Another key factor is to maintain a calm mind.

Chat with your friends, go for a walk, listen to some music, and talk to your family members who are supportive.

These small actions can help you maintain your mental sanity and keep you tranquil.

All The Best!!!

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