Unless you have a proper preparation strategy, it is really difficult to crack the NEET Exam, in fact, any Exam. As per statistics almost all the students who qualify for the NEET Exam implement the Notes making strategy, wherein they prepare their own notes for a better understanding of the subject.

How to Prepare Notes For NEET Exam – Unit Wise:

Since all the units are so vast with details up to depth in each topic it may not be possible for any individual to prepare all the units. So it is always suggested to be thorough in mostly 7-8 units as per the background and interest of the candidate. Strategy for preparation should be made by keeping the pattern of the question from each unit from the previous NEET question papers.

So while preparing the notes it should be taken into account which concepts to be focused on more. Since visualization has more influence on memory than any other mode of learning, mostly it is recommended to put figures and graphs in the notes rather than long descriptive texts. 

A few Advantages of making notes while preparing for the NEET competitive exam are:

1. Helps you create a condensed record of the topics rather than referring to those lengthy books.
2. Helps you organize important topics in one place.
3. One can design notes keeping in mind the difficult topics and easier ones so that you can refer to them accordingly.
4. Use of Diagrammatic representations while making notes either in the form of flow charts, bullets, or boxes helps you memorize topics much more effectively.
5. Very much beneficial and easy for last-minute revisions.

As the NEET exam is approaching nearer, anxiety and panic attacks are at their zenith. It does not matter how many hours of study you put in, what matters is how many concepts you grasp within those hours, With more practice, comes more chance of successfully passing the exam. It not only helps you to manage time during the actual exam but also allows you to find out your weaker areas so you can focus on them.

Hmm…where do you get this complete package…? Well, why don’t you give YB study a try? Although there is no shortcut to success, with excellent track records and guaranteed success, the YB study does provide a strategy to success, which may certainly make the process faster!

So in case, you feel you have no idea about where to start, or what to refer to, here is a list of – NEET Biology Important Topics – Unit Wise___

1. Biology most Important topic for NEET
2. Chemistry Most Important topics for NEET
3. Physics most important topic for NEET

Biology Important topics:

1. Genetics, Ecology & Environment, Cell Biology, Morphology of plants and animals, Basics of Biotechnology, Reproduction, Physiology of Animals & Plants.
2. The following chapters constitute 25% of the total questions Living World, Biological classification, Plant Kingdom, Morphology of plants, and Anatomy of plants.
3. The following chapters constitute 30% of the total questions Transport in Plants, Mineral Nutrition, Photosynthesis, Respiration, Plant Growth and Development, Digestion, Respiration, Body fluids and Circulation, Excretion, Locomotion and movement, and Nervous system and the Endocrine system.
4. Ecology & Environment constitutes about 10% of the total questions.
5. The remaining 5% of questions from Genetics, Biotechnology, etc will be fairly easy.

Chemistry Important topics: 

1. General Organic Chemistry, Mole Concept, Periodic Table, Coordination Chemistry, Chemical Bonding.
2. Physical Chemistry: 10% of Questions asked in the Exam are Theory based. 90% of Questions asked in the Exam are Numerical.
3. Organic chemistry: First solve Numerical from NCERT then read Theory.
4. Inorganic chemistry: 30% of Questions asked in the Exam are Theory based. 70% of Questions asked in the Exam are Numerical.”
5. Class XI physical chemistry chapters constitute 25% of the total questions (such as basic concepts of chemistry, States of matter, etc)
6. Class XII physical chemistry chapters constitute 15% of the total questions (such as Redox reactions, Solid state, solutions, etc)
7. Class XI Organic chemistry chapters constitute 5% of the total questions (such as Hydrocarbons, Environmental Chemistry, etc)
8. Class XII Organic chemistry chapters constitute 25% of total questions (such as Haloalkanes and haloarenes, Biomolecules, etc)
9. Class XI inorganic chemistry constitutes 10% of total questions (such as Hydrogen, s-block elements, etc)
10. Class XII inorganic chemistry constitutes 20% of the total questions (such as Metallurgy, d & f – block elements, etc)

Physics Important topics: 

1. Optics, Mechanics, Nuclear Physics, Thermodynamics, Electrodynamics, Atomic & Molecular Physics, kinematics, laws of motion, electrostatics, and magnetic effects of current and modern physics.
2. 15% of the Questions asked in the Exam are Theory based. 85% of Questions asked in the Exam are Numerical.”
3. The following chapters constitute 25% of the total questions in Physics: Units and Measurements, kinematics, laws of motion, Motion in a straight line and in a plane, Work, Energy & power, System of particles and rotational motion, Gravitation, Fluid statics.
4. The following chapters constitute 30% of the total questions: Waves and oscillations, Electric charges and field, Electrostatic potential and capacitance, current electricity, and magnetic effects of current.
5. The following chapters constitute 20% of the total questions: Dual Nature of Matter, Atoms, and nuclei, Semiconductor, electronics, Thermodynamics

1. Give an introduction of the topic first
2. Explain your introduction with proper facts and figures and then the conclusion your explanation must have a proper link between your introduction and your conclusion as well
3. The more perspectives you will explain your answer from, the more chances you will have to carry higher marks and NEET Exam also demands this from us. For example, if you write a history question, try to explain or write that answer not only from a basic perspective but also you should try to explain that one from the perspective of advance in the topic.
4. Your answer must have a proper link with what the question is demanding actually from you.
5. Pay your focus on the quality within the proper word limits
6. Your answer must be divided into some paragraphs
7. Try to highlight important quotes or important opinions
8. Try to use simple sentences and input simple words known to all
9. Don’t go beyond the question demands or question topic
10. Try to answer to the point. Don’t give anything extra.
11. Your answer must be positive overall. You must be optimistic in answering questions.
12. Use your own language to write.
13. If you can make a proper diagram or chart in your answer, it will be also helpful too
14. Try to avoid sticking off your answers or lines repeatedly.
15. Focus on your handwriting too because it is also very important.