How do I study for the NEET in class 9th?
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National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, popularly called NEET is a National level exam one needs to qualify if he or she wants to serve humanity. It is a chord to the coat used by a doctor.
Now, how can you grab this coat for yourself!
Firstly, you have to qualify for NEET.
Now, do you think you can qualify NEET on a week’s or on a fortnight’s preparation or on a month’s preparation?
Most definitely, no!
The following steps need to be understood very clearly:
- Firstly, all of you have to decide what do you want to be!
- Secondly, you have to query what are means you need to achieve your goal.
- Thirdly, you have to think about whether your family can afford it?
Once the above-mentioned are sorted, the next big thing that you need to put your focus on is, your dream college/university! The answers to all these questions will not come to you in one sitting. You have to give yourself a good amount of time to decide & chalk out a plan for your dream to become a reality. At times, there is a disagreement between parents and children when the discussion on the children’s dreams and aspirations comes up!
All these situations & various other if’s & and And’s come along the way when you sit to decide what you want to be! But that’s part of the process. Don’t consider them as hurdles. And it is advised that major discussions should be welcomed before you decide on that one dream that you focus upon, from thereon! At the same time, do not waste away all the time in mere ‘discussion’, because you have to come to a conclusive point, and begin to work towards it.
Every year, lakhs & lakhs of students appear for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) to reach their dream of becoming a doctor. In order to be able to CRACK INDIA’S SINGLE LARGEST MEDICAL ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO. The earlier you start your preparations for NEET, the closer you get to becoming a doctor. Your Class 9th academics is the first step towards becoming a doctor.
Let me elaborate…
After finalizing your career, when you look at the time chariot, you will notice that you have only 2-3 years in hand, and that is when you start to feel the pressure. Because at this point you have to focus upon the high school (HS) academics, and at the same time clear the entrance, interview, counsellings, etc.
To make everything go on in your favor you should start listening to your mind & heart by the time you come to class 8 or 9. Not beyond this. It is high time when you get promoted to class 9, that you must be certain of your chosen career. Once done, you can start to explore the other inevitable, and important aspects.
Exhaustive research on the subjects that you need to pay special attention to. When talking about NEET, please know and understand the fact that Physics, Chemistry, Biology are more important than the humanities.
From 9th onwards you need to work on these subjects which are also going to be a part of the syllabus of the NEET entrance examination. Starting NEET preparation from Class 9th will help you in enhancing the fundamentals of subjects.
It will also orient you with the courses you are supposed to study in the future.
You will get a good number of years to fix your strategies.
If you start your preparation from class 9, you will get introduced to the syllabus of NEET & your work pressure will be less in class 12. Class 9 is better for strategies, tips, recommended books, relevant topics, and other details.
This preparation will help you to secure a good percentage in the Board Examination of HS & at the same time your preparation for NEET will help you a lot to complete the syllabus of class 12 much in advance, and you can frequently attend the mock tests meant for NEET in weekends along with the solving of sample question papers of HS.
From Class 9, you must clear the basic concepts of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology), which will help you in Class 11 and 12. And, NEET syllabus is based on the topics covered in Class 11 and 12. Knowing the complete syllabus while preparing for NEET from Class 9 will assist you in strengthening the basic fundamentals, by the time you reach Class 12.
When you start to work for NEET from class 9, you can comfortably finish the syllabus of NEET also with ample opportunities for revision.
Now, you may say how can I solve sums & understand theories & concepts of Physics & Chemistry?
These are the 2 subjects, along with Math, that can be taxing for a few.
No doubt, if you really want to be a doctor, you have to prepare very seriously. The next step that you would be exploring is a reputed coaching establishment that prepares you thoroughly for the NEET entrance or your next best option would be to hire a tutor for yourself.
You have to make a comprehensive timetable for NEET subjects, side by side with your school syllabus to prepare parallelly. A serious approach towards your division of timetable is the only key to success. Try to find out your weak areas from the tests and tutors. Get them solved & cleared from this level. This will help you to score good marks in class 10 also.
The NCERT books help a lot in understanding the formulas & theories right from classes 9,10,11, and 12. The syllabus of NEET is based on the books of NCERT.
NEET is one of the most competitive exams, so it requires a lot of focus, discipline, & deep analysis of theory and practical work. Making an effective study plan will help candidates in NEET preparation from Class 9, & during their board preparations as well.
Summary:–
You must finalize what you want to be in life or what you want to do in life, by the time you come to class 9.
Don’t keep on shifting this decision. Even if you don’t sit for any entrance, still you have to face competition to create space for yourself whatever career you chose.
Once you decide your aim, look into the way you have to proceed to reach it. Find out which subjects you need to focus on. In the case of NEET, you need to be very punctual & regular to study your NCERT books & maintain revision too. By the time you reach class 11, much of your study pressure will get lowered, as you have completed a good part of the NEET syllabus while studying in 9 & 10.
If you maintain this method, you can complete your HS syllabus as well as the NEET syllabus in advance.
