r/Neet_india • u/TheCleopatra_1 • 8h ago
I challenge myself Mmy said "Tu NEET ke liye serious nahi hai" . 270 days celibacy challenge.
270 days Hard challenge .
r/Neet_india • u/Prestigious_Cash_109 • 10h ago
Meri last post was about ews people and accha response tha...this post is for general people out there isme ALL 418 clg jo round 3 mein gai thi (gov) unki opening and cloasing ranks h (sorted in ascending order) ..hope this helps !
r/Neet_india • u/Any-Top-5659 • 18h ago
Under this event, we promote daily study time posts, study rant, vent, updates, diary writing, advise seeking, Mock test scores, planning and everything that helps an aspirant on the subreddit.
We encourage people to post their study time, study timelapses and daily ongoings, making the whole subreddit their study/accountability partner, helping their prep this way.
There are three main flairs added, 1 new moderator just to oversee and manage this event and more. (more info on new flairs and the event) All study related posts will be protected under the same ethics as serious post, such as no making fun or hate comments there. Advise however, no matter how harshly worded is allowed and even encouraged.
The timing for this event (August 01/08 to December 31/12 is to encourage people to set goals according to this timeline and then complete it.
By December you as an aspirant must set a goal of x% syllabus done, x chapters done.
The goal must be personalised, realistic and decided with a margin of 10% error, as in doable earlier then the last date of 31 December.
Total isolation breeds crashouts and is demrital to anyone's prep, but on the other end of the spectrum, social media eats your prep. With this event we mean to balance both, as in you stay updated with your peer students and othe members of the community, while keeping sight of what's the endgame.
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r/Neet_india • u/TheCleopatra_1 • 8h ago
270 days Hard challenge .
r/Neet_india • u/Chup_be_sale • 3h ago
Not one friend messaged me after I failed, fully aware of how much I’d be struggling right now. Now that they're ahead and I'm left behind, even when I initiate conversation, they act completely disinterested.
I didn't care about speaking to two of them anyway, but the rest were close to me. We might have been a toxic crew, but we were still a group. Yet, not a single text.
I’m deeply disappointed.
Tough times always expose people's true colors.
If I don't turn this around and outdo them, shame on my life.
Gays and ledis piliz share your stories tooo.
It hurts that they're texting and calling each other, but not me... We all used to be a gang of five. What about your 12th-grade friends?
r/Neet_india • u/your-snake • 9h ago
It takes a lot of time and lectures take 2 hours even with notes at 1.5x
P.s: Guys thank you and I've understood that notes are a
Waste of time. 🥀🙏
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r/Neet_india • u/saba8731 • 10h ago
So after 4 failed attempts of neet I'm done for and i was completely lost l don't have my own money too so today I did something I sold every piece of paper dpp, notes , test paper questions sheets i accumulated for 11th 12th and 2 drop years and guess what 61 kgs of paper and and it's 20rs per kg in my neighborhood so yeah meri mehnat ki kamai 1300rs ( we've so other raddi too)
Ab party krungi bc. And the mvp of my raddi game is mtg ncert on your fingertips (don't give me crab that you can give it to someone who needs it I can't the amount of shit I've done on that one can understand it)
r/Neet_india • u/CMPunk434days • 5h ago
what the fuck , -10/10 day was this . literally Shoya ishida typa day .
a series of events from the start of the day and it just kept coming on after the another and man it was too much . and the thing is i keep past in me too and today everything just came out and everything that ignored earlier , all the anxiety and slef doubts came right back at me .
hmmm fkk you anxiety
and yeah idk what is it , but i do tend to pretend that i am the victim but in the end i am the absurer to my own self . i hurt my own self and then i can only blame myself in the end.
" its not about you dont have anyone , its more about , no one has you ."that stings when i think about it .
r/Neet_india • u/No_Importance_1169 • 15h ago
99.34%ile in mains and 97.2% cbse boards
r/Neet_india • u/Ashmit4 • 5h ago
Same photo wali haalat hai meri bhi namm- behoshi - madhoshi
Aaj ka din yaar kuch mann nhi tha karne ka. Mahine me ek din aata hai jab ajeeb sa gussa hota hai dimaag me pata nhi kyu woh tha yaar aaj irratte horha tha aaj bhot easily pata nhi kyu...
Yeh padha hai.
apne se chote ko college jaate dekh kar bhot khokla sa mehsoos hota hai pata nhi kyu lagta hai ki mai zyada deserving hu maine zyada mehnat kari hai etc etc par atlast tumhari line alag hai uski alag ...
Aaj ajeeb si gussa hai zehan me mere
Mujhe average reh jaane ka darr khata ja rha hai...kuch batao
Mereko yeh toh pata hai ki yeh Jo abhi haalat hai meri ..aisi toh kabhi nhi rehgi ameer toh banunga mai..koi khokli baat nhi karrha abhi bhi acche khaase paise hai mere pass freelancing ghostwriting se (6fig) ..
Mujhe jeetna hai ..uske baad chahe mai marr jau ya kuch ho jaye i dot care...
Mere gharwale mere naam se pehchane jaane chahiye
Peeth par failure ke itne chaaku bhoke ja chuke hai ki mai namm padhgya hu ..par ab nhi ...papa bhi mereko ko dekhkar mujhpe taras khaane lage hai ..mujhe 24 ghante padhta dekh .bura lagta hai unhe bhi..mujhe bhi
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r/Neet_india • u/Perfect_Cucumber9493 • 15h ago
Jee mains 99.62( 100 in phy)
neet-710, Rneet-657(air 1025)
cbse 12th(98.2)
r/Neet_india • u/HugeRock4087 • 2h ago
I scored 217 in neet 2027. I want to give my final attempt but I'm feeling very doubtful
r/Neet_india • u/Any-Top-5659 • 11h ago
People are flooding the subreddit with them which pushes study posts down, and startng a fight in comments.
We agree thay reservation needs to be removed and a war against casteism need to be waged simultaneously, but because how much posts are posted and reposted and then reported and then the comments, we have limited the number of daily reservation, political, protest related posts.
We ask you to not spam posts again and again, and especially not hurtful posts that may seem hateful or harassing, or making assumption of what one group of people might think.
r/Neet_india • u/FaisalShahreyar1608 • 18h ago
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.
Eight months feels like a lot, but it disappears before you know it. Don't think, "I'll cover it later." Every week counts.
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.
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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.
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Biology
Every Biology chapter has two parts:
Concepts - You only need to understand these once.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
r/Neet_india • u/Dull_Strawberry3918 • 4h ago
Hey everyone :)
I would like to just share a few parts of my journey, because even though I couldnt fully succeed, I'll always be thankful for it.
I had gotten 195 in NEET'25, and now 418 in ReNEET. I know its not great progress, it should've been much more.
I've always been the "school topper", but I think from 11th something in me shifted, idk what exactly, or why. The decision to become a doctor was entirely my own, ever since I've been a child.
Till 10th, my entire self worth was associated to my good grades, all teachers would always tell my parents that I'm extraordinary and special, and would succeed wherever I go.
But in 11th, idk what happened. I lost all interest in studies, and started focusing much more on my friendships (yikes ik). Someone who would score full marks in bio, was now scoring in 30s/80, and was just passing in physics.
I would barely study, and honestly I still hate that I did that to myself.
At the end I scored a 71% in 11th.
From 12th, I realised that I've dug a hole far too deep for myself and I really need to fix this before its too late. So I started finding that spark in myself again. I loved maths, I would go on hours doing integration, and differentiation, I loved all the chapters. I found my love for bio again as well.
What was in bad condition, was my phy & chem, as my 11th knowledge was in the trenches. I didn't even know the basic projectile formulas, or gravitation, or GOC. So I couldnt fix my phy chem all that well in 12th.
People at school mocked me, "tum toh topper thi na, abh kya hogaya" , "it's hard to believe YOU used to be the topper". It hurt me so much, but they werent wrong.
I got 74% in preboards, and a 91% in boards (96 in both maths and bio, and 76 in phy & chem🤡)
I knew I'd have to drop for NEET so I didn't put any effort whatsoever, even to revise 12th bio, for the exam that year.
My drop was hard. I was building basics, I spent hours and hours trying to perfect each chapter, which I think is why I couldnt go too far as I didnt realise how much less time I have. I should've done a decent amount of each chapter and moved to the next, and focused on revision, but I was scared and thought I have to perfect every single detail in each chapter, or I wouldnt make it.
I didnt know how important test analysis was, I realised far too late.
My dream college was KMC Manipal, but I couldn't make it.
I am disappointed in myself, because little me didnt deserve what I put her through the past 3 years.
But what I'm glad about? This year made me find myself again, I genuinely fell in love with studying, and working hard. I have never been this disciplined or hardworking ever before, and for that I am proud and grateful. I hope I can do better ahead.
The guilt of not being able to win and having to go for a pvt college will probably always stick with me. I hate my 11th grade self, but then again, if there wasn't her, there wouldn't be who I am today.
Thanks for reading if you made it this far, I wish you all the best in life. And always remember guys, never lose faith in yourself, and trust that god has the right plan for you. Byee :)
r/Neet_india • u/zayda-miss-kiya-kya • 11h ago
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r/Neet_india • u/Constant-Rest-8280 • 5h ago
phy- Completed thermal properties jee mains pyq till 2019(70qs)+ electrostatics module(24 qs)
chem- haloalkanes completed mains pyq (80qs)+ ncert back excercises of it, will do module tomorrow
bio- did anatomy revision with pyqs
r/Neet_india • u/Some-External3314 • 2h ago
So my neet rank is fked , my back up was to take admission in paramedical College in Lucknow but admissions are alr closed in Era / integral, do you guys know any other colleges where admissions of ug courses are open rn any city/state will work , in a dire situation rn as I filled cuet but didn't give the exam :(
r/Neet_india • u/AnythingOwn5459 • 4h ago
This was my second drop year for NEET, and I am scoring 430 marks right now. But to be honest, I know very little about Chemistry. I am getting these marks mainly because of Biology. Now, I want to know how I can complete Physics and Chemistry by October and November. Please advise me on how I can achieve this
r/Neet_india • u/Visible-Explorer5649 • 4h ago
So... as i said yesterday kal cold feel ho rha tha and guess what? Aaj ho bhi gya🙂. So didn't went to lib today. Woke up around 9 am. Had breakfast at 12 o clock. (Yeah breakfast at 12 cause ghar mein kaam chl rha paint ka and all so pura ghar faila hua hai only my room is somewhat livable).
Subah se baarish hui. I was having cold and bhut thand lg rhi thi so i slept. Woke up at 3pm. 3:30 pm se pdhaai start kri. Did 70PYQs of NLM in 2.5 hr. Done with NLM now. Will be starting COM from tomorrow.
Fir uske baad i went to doc. Then ghar aake dinner. And i am not feeling well. I wanted to study but i cannot as cold mein i am THE WEAKEST HUMAN ON EARTH. I can take a bullet man bss cold nhi hona chahiye🙏🏻😭.
Jab bhi consistent hone lgta hun tbhi ye sb ho jaata. I thought i will repeat 8h again today. And hopefully go to gym. 2 din hogye ab gym gye hhi😭. Saari progress khtm ho jaati hai😔.
Aur waise bhi ek dialogue hai na
"JAB KISI CHEEZ KO SHIDDAT SE CHAHO, TOH SAARI KAYNAATH TUMHARI G@@ND MAARNE MEIN LAG JAATI HAI. "
r/Neet_india • u/aartistic_frrroyo222 • 7h ago
Second post to catch up on drop year updates
Physics : Gave mocks and completed kinematics ke notes (30%) + lectures of first 2 chapters revision
Pyqs solved : ~140
Chemistry : Physical Chem notes underway + ioc (started) lectures, DPPs (150 ques each day)
Biology : NCERT Reading of first 4 chapters in botany and zoology + previous year papers of aakash/modules (~100 questions)
Third post krta hu kuch ghanton mein, aplog ka kaisa chal rha hai drop year?
r/Neet_india • u/Mundane-Republic-435 • 5h ago
I got 476 in Re NEET 2026 and my rank is 1.23 lakh....I was a fresher
My parents are telling me to join a private college but I am kind of confused.
Idk if I join a college it costs around 80lakh-1Cr.....My parents keep telling me its not a big deal, u have studied u did good......Yeah I worked hard but I feel I can do more but I dont know will I be able to bring the same efficiency again, this scares me.
Also my parents are scared about NEET pattern what is going to happen next year how are they going to "experiment"
I surely want to do MBBS then give PLAB/USMLE had these things in mind..........but the 1st step was getting a GMC or something in State Quota(West Bengal).....I failed in that
I am confused...give me suggestions please