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The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) is the single undergraduate medical entrance exam conducted to grant admission in various medical and dental colleges in the country. Every year lakhs of aspirants apply for NEET making it the most sought-after exam among medical applicants. Medical aspirants from India and abroad study hard to crack NEET with good marks. The NEET UG 2025 exam will be held on May 4, 2025.
After the declaration of NEET results, candidates search for NEET 2025 preparation tips from toppers and also how toppers prepare for the NEET exam. To help candidates for better preparations, Careers360 has brought you this article on how to crack NEET UG tips by previous year's toppers from Allen Kota and Aakash Institute. Know the success mantras of previous year NEET toppers and read some important tips on how to prepare NEET.
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NEET toppers' study hours can vary based on individual preferences, learning styles, and existing levels of preparation. However, most NEET toppers adopt a balanced and focused study routine rather than just counting hours. It's not solely about the number of hours but the quality of study time that matters. According to NEET 2024 topper AIR 1 Taijas Singh, 'dedicating most of the time to study in the last month of NEET preparation is important to succeed'. NEET 2024 topper Mridul Manya Ananad (AIR 1) tells that while studying at Aakash institute they use to have test everyday in the same pattern as NEET question paper. This helped in analyzing mistakes and preparing accordingly.
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Candidates seeking effective NEET preparation tips can read some below-listed strategies from previous years' NEET toppers.
Making a systematic timetable for NEET 2025 preparation is one of the key tips given by most of the toppers. The proper NEET 2025 study time table helps the candidates in boosting their preparation. To emerge with flying colours in NEET 2025, candidates must know what, when and how to study. Thus, making a comprehensive and able-to-do timetable is a must for NEET 2025 preparations.
When asked about the NEET preparation strategy, NEET 2024 toper Aditya Kumar Panda (AIR 1) said, 'No there was no such fixed study schedule or time distribution to a particular subject. Whatever subject I used to feel I was weak, I used to study that subject. But yes overall, I used to study from 6 AM to 12 PM daily'. Another NEET topper 2024 Palansha Agarwal (AIR 1) stated that, 'I used to wake up at 3:30 and study up till 6:30. Then I used to go to school and return to school by 3 PM. Then from 4 PM to 9 PM, I used to study with regular small break intervals.'
Self-study plays an important role in the success of NEET toppers, as it allows for personalized learning, deep focus and better time management. Toppers often emphasize the importance of self-study because it gives them the flexibility to revise difficult concepts at their own pace, rather than relying solely on external coaching. As per one of the NEET 2024 toppers, ' just one month before the NEET exam, I devoted 10 to 12 hours daily to prepare for NEET 2024. I used to take one NEET mock test daily which helped me feel better on the exam day.' As per NEET 2024 topper Prachita, 'Apart from coaching, I used to dedicate 5-6 hours to self-study, however, the hours varied on the topic. I never emphasised the number of hours I needed to study but to understand the concepts properly.'
Another NEET 2024 topper, Shruti Agarwal from Allen Kota says, 'I use to do self-study for around 4 to 6 hours daily after attempting online classes through Allen Digital'. Tanishka, another NEET 2024 topper from Allen Institute said, 'self-study is very important. When I use to have classes, I use to study for at least 5 to 6 hours a day.'
NEET toppers consistently highlight the importance of regular revision for NEET as a crucial part of their preparation strategy. With the extensive NEET syllabus, continuous revision helps solidify concepts, formulas and important facts, ensuring they remain fresh in memory. When asked about the importance of revision, NEET topper 2024 Mridul Manya Ananad (AIR 1) from Aakash Institute said, ' I focused on the revision after my board ended. So, if I study NCERT in the evening, the next day I use to solve 20 questions. This way, I was able to revise the concepts properly. Overall, my revision strategy in Aakash was very regressive.' Shruti Agarwal, a NEET 2024 topper from Allen Institute emphasizes that on doing revision. She added, 'Before exam, solving one test paper daily was a part of my revision strategy'.
NEET toppers emphasize the importance of studying from quality material as a cornerstone of their preparation routine. They often select NCERT textbooks for Biology, Physics, and Chemistry, which are highly recommended for conceptual clarity. When asked about the study material for the medical entrance exam preparation, NEET 2023 topper Parth Khandelwal (AIR 10) said, 'NCERT is the best book to prepare for the NEET exam. Aspirants should give equal focus to Physics and Chemistry NCERT along with the Biology preparations. As per NEET topper 2024 Aditya Kumar Panda, 'NCERT books are undoubtedly the best source for your NEET preparation. Along with the NCERT books, as I was enrolled in the Aakash Institute, I studied from the study material they provided. Apart from that, I used to solve questions from various other sources.' A topper from Allen Institute said, 'I studied from the material provided from my coaching. It helped me to prepare for NEET in an efficient manner'.
Thus, conceptual clarity is more important to solve the tricky multiple-choice questions (MCQs) asked in the NEET 2025. Allocating proper time to all three subjects asked in NEET 2025 which as NEET Physics, Chemistry and Biology will help in making the concepts clear and strong.
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One of the most effective NEET preparation tips shared by toppers is to regularly practice previous year's question papers and mock tests. Solving NEET mock test helps students familiarize themselves with the exam pattern, question types and the level of difficulty they can expect in the actual exam. As per one of the NEET 2024 topper's, ' I used to take one NEET mock test daily which helped me feel better on the exam day.' Prachita, NEET 2024 topper said, 'solving NEET test series is very important as it allows to identify mistakes and learn time management.'
Thus, solving previous years question papers and mock tests helps in evaluating the preparation levels of the candidates familiarised with the NEET UG exam pattern. Candidates are advised to practice completing the mock tests before time to develop a proper time-management strategy.
Panic is natural for candidates about to attempt the undergraduate medical exam but the truth is fear only lowers the confidence. One must find ways to relax their mind while preparing for the NEET 2025 exam.
Taijas Singh, NEET 2024 topper (AIR 1) says, 'My exam day strategy is to keep calm and not let the exam stress take over my brain.' Another NEET 2024 topper Divyansh said, 'as I had health issues, I advised myself to relax and reminded myself that if due to panic, I forget everything in the last three days, I am not going to be a doctor. I played football to unwind.'
Therefore, NEET toppers attribute their success to a combination of strategic planning, disciplined execution and smart study techniques. Key tips such as consistent self-study, focused revision, practicing previous years' papers and relying on quality study material form the foundation of their preparation. By following these proven methods and maintaining a structured approach, aspirants can significantly enhance their chances of excelling in NEET and securing top ranks.
On Question asked by student community
Hey! Since your DOB is 28th February 2010, you will turn 17 years old by 28th February 2027. As per NEET 2027 eligibility, you need to be at least 17 years old by 31st December 2027, so you meet the age criteria perfectly. Apart from age, you also need to have completed or be appearing in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as your core subjects. For General/EWS category, you should have at least 50% in PCB, and for SC/ST/OBC, it is 40%. Nationality-wise, Indian nationals, NRIs, PIOs, and foreign nationals are eligible. So yes, you are eligible for NEET 2027, and you can start preparing for it now. Focus on your studies and start building a strong foundation in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology to score well.
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With 394 marks in NEET 2025, your chances for a seat in Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences, Vijayawada through management quota are low because the cut-off for management seats is usually higher (above 420+ in recent years).
However, since Nimra is a Muslim minority college, you may have a chance under the minority quota through Andhra Pradesh state counselling, as past cut-offs for Muslim minority candidates were close to your score (around 390–400).
So, your chances are better under minority quota , but not likely under management quota . It is best to apply under both categories during counselling.
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With your 115 mark getting into need PG in South India medical colleges is really hard and impossible because you usually need higher cut off to get into any other medical college if you have I am ask you will get into government college if you have mid level marks you will get into private in institution
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Based on your NEET score of 390 marks , you have a good chance of securing admission to a government BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) college, especially in states like Maharashtra. However, cutoffs can vary by state and college.
Here are some government BPT colleges you might consider:
Government College of Physiotherapy, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Government Physiotherapy College, Nagpur, Maharashtra
Government Physiotherapy College, Pune, Maharashtra
Government Physiotherapy College, Aurangabad, Maharashtra
Government Physiotherapy College, Kolhapur, Maharashtra
Government Physiotherapy College, Nanded, Maharashtra
Government Physiotherapy College, Solapur, Maharashtra
Government Physiotherapy College, Amravati, Maharashtra
Government Physiotherapy College, Jalgaon, Maharashtra
Government Physiotherapy College, Akola, Maharashtra
Please note that cutoffs can vary each year based on factors like the number of applicants and seat availability. It's advisable to check the official websites or contact the respective colleges for the most accurate and updated information.
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Hey, With 384 marks in NEET 2025 under the OBC category, you do have chances for BAMS admission, especially in state quota seats of government/private ayurvedic colleges. However, cut-offs vary each year depending on the number of applicants, difficulty level of exam, and state-wise seat availability. I suggest you actively participate in both All India Quota (AIQ) and your respective State Quota counseling to increase your chances. Keep an eye on previous year cut-offs of your state to get a clearer idea.
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