‘I have divided time to study subject-wise so I don't get bored’ Says Biresh Kumar, NEET 2020 aspirant

‘I have divided time to study subject-wise so I don't get bored’ Says Biresh Kumar, NEET 2020 aspirant - The nationwide lockdown has been affecting aspirants in numerous ways in their preparation for NEET 2020. Some find this as an advantage since they are getting more time to prepare for NEET. There are also some candidates who feel that they are not able to put in maximum effort for their NEET 2020 preparations due to this. Candidates must be aware that this is their one time opportunity to get admission to the medical and dental college of their choice as NEET is held once a year. During this time, it will be beneficial for candidates to know what and how the other aspirants are coping with the current scenario and doing their NEET 2020 preparations. Careers360 brings to you and extract of the interview with Biresh Kumar a NEET aspirant to help candidates know how to prepare for NEET 2020 during lockdown.

Careers360 - Tell us something about yourself, education, background, family and others.

Answer - My name is Biresh Kumar and I am from Allahabad. Due to the nationwide lockdown I am stuck in Delhi as I was preparing for NEET 2020 from here. I lost my grandfather a few days ago because of which I am not able to continue with my studies with full concentration. Other members of my family are also stuck at different places due to lockdown.

Careers360 - What is your preparation strategy for NEET especially for the lockdown?

Answer - In my case, the lockdown has not affected my NEET 2020 preparations much as earlier also I used to spend all my time at home. The only thing is due to my grandfather’s loss I am not able to concentrate much. Also, lockdown does not give positive vibes due to which I feel somewhere I am not being able to put 100% effort.

Careers360 - Can you share your daily routine of NEET preparation?

Answer - Yes, I wake up between 6-7 AM and 7 AM -1 PM I study. From 1-3 PM I take rest, break and lunch. Then 3-5 I study Physics, 5-6 I take a break where I do anything I like, again 6-8 I study chemistry. I have divided hours for every subject. So, after I take a break from 8-9, I start studying again from 9-11 and in this duration I prepare for NEET Biology. I take a minimum of seven hours of sleep which is 11-6.

Careers360 - According to you, What are the advantages and disadvantages/challenges of lockdown in your NEET preparation?

Answer - I cannot see some specific advantages or disadvantages of lockdown on my NEET preparations 2020. My life is on the same track, as I said earlier also I used to spend my time at home and now also.

Careers360 - Are you attending any online classes for preparations?

Answer - Yes, I am taking Careers360’s online coachings. The subject matter experts are available for me all the time whenever I have any query and I get it solved by them.

Careers360 - How do you keep yourself motivated for your NEET preparation during this lockdown period?

Answer - As you can see my routine includes an appropriate amount of time for practicing my hobbies and sleep. Also, I have divided time to study subject-wise so I don't get bored at any point of time and keep myself motivated.

Careers360 - As it can be seen in the current scenario that doctors are facing from certain sections of people and how they are brutally treated by the masses. How do you see it and how does it affect your determination?

Answer - I have a strong determination towards what I am doig and nothing can shake this. In fact the current scenario is motivating me to work harder and serve people better.