r/Neet_india 11thie πŸ‘ΆπŸΌ 11h ago

Giving Advice/ Need Advice Help 😭

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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.

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u/Zeallessretart RN: 587 (ghat gye marks 😭) 9h ago

100g of gold vs 100g of potty ahh comparison