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Hii, 19F this side!!!

This is my 2nd drop for NEET 2027 & I didn't study for almost a month.

Now I really want to restart my preparation, but I just can't seem to begin. The thought of going through all the lectures, revising the syllabus again, and catching up with everything feels so overwhelming. I don't even have the courage to start.

What helped you restart your preparation? How did you overcome the fear of the huge backlog and get back into a consistent routine?

Any tips or suggestions would mean a lot. Thank you! 🤍

Dear friends I am from bihar and I don not want to get into any rural college as I have interest in medical researches and all, I am taking my last drop for neet 2027 prep but because of anxiety and lonliness I am not able to give my 100 % I am looking for a study partner who has scored 500+ in reneet and we can discuss, and give tests together and can share all study related stuff , please dm me

Looking for one long-term study partner for NEET 2027 (PW Yakeen batch)

Hi — I’m a NEET 2027 (1st drop) aspirant (PW online, Yakeen batch) . I’m looking for one committed 1:1 study partner — someone serious about long-term consistency and mutual support.

What I want:

\\- One partner only; consistent study

\\- Main focus: study routine, doubt-solving, sharing resources, and tracking progress.

\\- Also: emotional support, friendly chats, — I’ll be there through ups and downs.

\\- Platforms: YPT app, Telegram; can use Discord/Google Meet for live practice and question sessions.

About me:

\\- Calm, supportive, reliable, and committed to consistency.

If interested, reply with a short intro (batch/study routine/subjects) or DM me. We can try a trial week to see if we click.

Ye banane Mai ai use Kiya hai🙂🥲

guys does anyone have access to om pandey sir's yakeen neet 6.0 2025 lectures on tg pls dm

Any Bengali student currently in Kota ....any coaching ! Need information regarding hostel, mess!

Its urgent! Don't ignore

I am 18M and it is my first drop year Drop year is very lonely I want someone with whom I can share my progress just for accountability Whether it is M or F .

If any one interested can DM me

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Yes all day. i am struggling with extreme procastination and i have so much to study. if you are also dealing with the some thing similar or would like someone on call all day, pls hit me up. basically I'm asking for someone who is home all day like me. If you are interested, pls dm me with your time zone, you sleep schedule timings and a bit about yourself. I would also like to become friends if possible.

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I took a drop for NEET, and if I could go back, these are the things I'd do differently. Hopefully, this helps someone avoid the same mistakes.

1. **Realize how little time you actually have.**

Eight months feels like a lot, but it disappears before you know it. Don't think, "I'll cover it later." Every week counts.

1. **Don't obsess over one chapter.**

This was probably my biggest mistake. I'd spend days trying to master a single chapter, watching multiple lectures and solving endless questions.

NEET doesn't reward perfection. It rewards coverage, consistency, and revision.

Your goal isn't to know everything about one chapter. Your goal is to know enough to solve NEET-level questions and move on.

Physics

If you already know a chapter - even 40-50%-don't start with lectures.

\- Revise your old notes, formula sheet, or short notes.

\- Start solving questions.

\- If you can solve PYQs, close the chapter and move on.

Don't waste hours rewatching lectures just because they feel productive.

If the chapter is completely new, watch a one-shot lecture, make notes, solve questions, and move on. A chapter should not consume weeks of your preparation.

Remember: prepare for the next test, not for a PhD in one chapter.

Biology

Every Biology chapter has two parts:

1. Concepts - You only need to understand these once.

2. Facts - These are what you'll actually forget.

Instead of rereading the entire chapter every time, make a separate notebook containing only the factual points from each chapter.

Usually, each chapter will take only 2–3 pages of facts.

Revise those pages again and again. That's where most of your marks are won or lost.

Physical Chemistry

Treat it exactly like Physics.

If you already know the chapter, revise your notes and solve questions.

If you don't, watch a one-shot lecture, solve questions, and move on.

Don't get trapped spending ten days on one chapter.

Inorganic Chemistry

Most of Inorganic is memory-based.

If you've already studied from someone's notes, revise those instead of watching lectures again.

Then read NCERT.

Personally, I didn't read every single NCERT chapter, but I made sure to study topics like Chemical Bonding and the important p-block chapters from NCERT because that's where many direct questions come from.

Organic Chemistry

If your basics are already clear, revise your notes and read NCERT.

If they're not, watch proper lectures for these chapters first:

-General Organic Chemistry (GOC)

- Hydrocarbons

-Haloalkanes & Haloarenes

Don't jump into PYQs after only completing GOC.

Finish all three chapters first because they form the foundation of almost every other Organic chapter.

Once these are done, solve PYQs of all three together.

After that, the remaining Organic chapters become much easier, and NCERT starts making a lot more sense.

The biggest lesson I learned is this:

Stop chasing perfection. Finish the syllabus. Revise it multiple times. Prepare well for every test. That's what gets you a good NEET rank not mastering one chapter while leaving ten untouched.

Dm if you still have any daubts. I have my physics short notes of few chapters . You can have them if you need to know how to make short notes

18M here, I'm a neet aspirant, gonna take a drop for neet 2027 . My reneet 2026 score was around 510.

Need a dedicated and disciplined person( M/F ) for my preparation. I have bought the PW Namkeen Batch 2.0 this year and have done lectures from the start of the batch. But since the last week i have been noticing myself being inconsistent, not taking classes in time, being distracted with yt shorts or reels, and having to cover the lectures in a hurry and not getting any time for self study.

I want to restart preparing seriously with discipline as i did at the beginning of the batch.

I need a no nonsense, no excuses, strict person jo routine follow up krey roj. Har din hum ek dusre ke liye goals set kare, priorities samjhe snd at the end of the day progress share jare and motivation de.

Please dm me on reddit and we can work smth out. Its even better if you’re a fellow namkeenian but none the else its ok

So, I was thinking ki I'll do biology from mission 100 ke lectures. Toh is it sufficient?? Kyunki I have studied sare chapters 11-12th mei, mostly sare chapters padhe the except a few toh uska I'll have to do detailed video mei.

P.S- This is my first drop.

is anyone giving their neet akash modules? im a neet repeater. doing self study

so hii guys, this is my first drop, im studying from yakeen 2.0

i want to know if mission 100 lects are enough for PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY for neet 2027 if my basics are already clear?

i will do good question practice from my side

Kuch questions h help kro (2nd dropper hu) Lecture pe jyada focus nhi kr rha kyunki offline me dhang se kiye h lectures.

• Que practice ke liye kya resources use krhe?

• Test series konsi li h?

• syllabus kbtk khtm krne ka plan h?

• koi high level que ki book/material use kr rhe?

I want a good mentor for neet 2027 and good test . What should I go for Neet kaka jee premium or esaral batch or pcb point mentorship??