NEET Timetable: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the NEET 2019 notification and NEET Application Form is now available at ntaneet.nic.in. The last date to fill up the NEET online application form is 30th November 2018.
More than 10 lakh students appear for NEET every year for nearly 1 lakh seats in different medical and dental colleges across the country. That says a lot about the kind of competition that medical aspirants have to go through as they start their NEET preparation. All NEET 2019 candidates are required to have a NEET Timetable in order to carefully plan their preparation strategy. In this post, we are providing the best NEET Timetable.
NEET Timetable 2019
Before you get started with any study plan for your NEET Timetable, you need to first get acquainted with the full NEET syllabus.
NEET Timetable – Syllabus
The NEET syllabus is a combination of your class 11th and 12th prescribed topics of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
NEET Timetable – Syllabus from Class 11
NEET Timetable – Syllabus from Class 12
NEET Timetable – Best Reference Books
NEET Timetable – Best Books For Physics
- The Concept of Physics by HC Verma
- Objective Physics by Prof. Satya Prakash Arya (MTG Publishers)
- Concepts of Competition Physics For CBSE PMT by Agarwal
- NCERT Physics by Anil Aggarwal
NEET Timetable – Best Books For Chemistry
- Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon (G. R. Bathla Publications)
- Objective Chemistry (Set of 3 Vols) (S. Dinesh & Co.)
- Modern’s ABC of Chemistry (Part 1 & 2)
- Organic Chemistry by Himanshu Pandey (GRB Publication)
NEET Timetable – Best Books For Biology
- Moderns ABC of Biology for XI & XII – B. B. Arora, A. K. Sabharwal- Modern Publishers
- Exploring Biology (Vol 1 & 2) – Sanjay Sharma & Sudhakar Banerjee – Arihant Publications
- Objective Biology (Vol 1, 2 & 3) – K. N. Bhatia / K. Bhatia – Dinesh Publications
- Medical Entrances Biology (Vol 1, 2 & 3) – Mamta R. Solanki & Lalita Ghotik – Target Publications
NEET Timetable
Note: This NEET timetable is based on a 10-month preparation. Depending on the amount of time you have left, adjust your NEET timetable accordingly.
As you have 10 months left for the preparation, let us divide your NEET timetable as per the remaining time and assuming that you have already begun with your NEET coaching. As you also have your 12th by the end of March or beginning of April in the year 2018, you will also have to study for that. If you study for your 12th boards, you will be able to save time from repetitions and devote time to the technical topics like Chemical Bonding, problems of Chemistry and Physics, etc.
Step 1 (Division of Topics): As there are approximately 60 topics for your upcoming NEET, you can divide those topics in 6 months of the remaining 10 months. Let us do the calculations now.
6 months is equal to 180 days and you have 60 topics approximately. You can start preparing for 3 topics per day without missing a single day. Because if you miss a day, your NEET timetable will have to be changed and it is not advisable. This calls for discipline and dedication. The three topics can be from any one subject, any two subjects or all the three subjects. The total should come to three. For NEET preparation, people spend sleepless nights harming their health. If you follow this structure which is organized, you will see that the task was not that difficult. You can dedicate 4 hours each day as you will have your coaching too.
Students without coaching classes can devote 5 to 6 hours. Any doubt that pops up in these six months, get it cleared by your coaching faculty.
Follow this religiously and be ready to see the change in your NEET preparation after six months.
Step 2 (General Knowledge): While you are devoting 4 to 6 hours in your course books, you can spare 30 minutes every day for General Knowledge as it is included for your NEET. It is an essential part of NEET preparation.
Step 3 (Board Preparation): If you follow the first step of your NEET timetable, you will have completed learning all the topics in the next 6 months. The month of December will be the end of six months. You will have the next three months for preparing dedicatedly only for your 12th boards. While you are studying for your boards, you can continue the GK part.
Step 4 (Final Touch): By the month of April second week, you will be done with your 12th Boards. Start revising all the topics in the last month before you sit for the entrance. In the last month, you should include solving test papers and last years’ papers for scoring better. For this maintain a timer and attempt to appear for NEET previous year papers.
Miscellaneous things to keep in mind in between your NEET timetable:-
- Eat well and proper meals even when you are too busy with your studies
- Drink lots of fluids and keep your body hydrated
- Get involved in physical activities like jogging, brisk walking or yoga
- Meditate to gain more focus
- Sleep for at least 6 to 7 hours. Lack of sleep will never let you study with full dedication
Embibe’s NEET study material can be of great help to revise the whole syllabus of NEET. You can also solve unlimited NEET practice questions for every subject. At this point, you must also take NEET mock tests and work on chapters and concepts you couldn’t answer or those that you got wrong. You must master the important chapters for NEET as well.
Embibe also provides guaranteed score improvement plan called RANKUP that provides personalized guidance to the students.
We hope this information regarding NEET Timetable will help you. For any clarification regarding NEET Timetable or the exam in general, feel free to drop a comment below and we will get back to you.
All the best! 🙂
