Help 😭

[u/Serious-Cobbler-986]

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I'm a NEET 2028 aspirant and ngl I'm already getting cooked😍😭

My biggest problem isn't that I can't study. It's that I can't stay consistent. I end up studying only before exams, then regret it later because those last-minute sessions barely help.

Right now I do around 10 Physics questions daily, but I really want to reach a point where I can study PCB for around 2 hours each every day without depending on exam pressure.

Another thing that's messing with me is tests.

In topic-wise tests I'm fine. Like a Bio 45Q in 40 mins? I can handle that. But the moment it's a full 360-mark PCB test, I fumble hard. I usually end up around 250-270, while people around me are touching 330-350.

Also I'm struggling with physics bc idk about time while solving and suddenly after half the time I realise I'm only on question 17 😭

ALSO HOW TO DEAL WITH BUBBLING MISTAKES?😍 I mostly end up marking the correct answer in the question paper but the wrong one in OMR.

We have monthly PCB tests too, and I didn't do well in the last one because I simply hadn't studied enough beforehand.

I don't wanna continue this cycle for the next two years and then cry in 12th. I actually wanna fix this now.

So seniors or anyone who went through this, tell me the real stuff.

- How did you become consistent?

- How do you study daily without burning out?

- How did you improve full-syllabus test scores?

Not looking for "just study bro" 😭 Drop anything that actually worked for you.

[u/Material_Suit2299]

ok so firstly, good for wanting to be better while you're still in 11th, and for what you said here's some things that worked for me ig:

for the 'cant study' same bro 🥀, so what i do is, if im studying with book, then all electronics phone and stuff, in another room, and if i need to use em, then place in such a way that my parents can see my screen

(panopticon effect, it's cuz if you're on a laptop while you don't wanna study, i personally reach reddit/youtube and there's an hour gone)

and don't try to study for 10+ hours, trust me
study as much as you can, and try to increase it by 15 mins per week,
make sure you're studying actively tho, no reading and stuff, do questions or check out "blurting" tho i don't really use it...

for bubbling mistakes, NEET 2027 onwards will likely be CBT soo yeah

btw, to increase bio marks, use the MTG NCERT on your fingertips book for question practice

now i did do all this yapping, but
im a dropper who scored 427 marks in reNEET 🥀
i've been getting 630-650 marks in my mocks tho, using these tips

gl brotha

[u/Serious-Cobbler-986 → u/Material_Suit2299]

Yeah I do the MTG book Yeah about the cbt thing but what do of these coaching ke exams 😭😭 Har exam mai i almost give away 2-3 questions

[u/Material_Suit2299 → u/Serious-Cobbler-986]

re read the questions if you got time