New Delhi: NEET UG 2025 is just a month away, and medical aspirants have entered the final phase of their preparation. The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct the NEET UG exam on Sunday, May 4, 2025, and candidates can expect the admit card to be released on May 1, 2025.
Now is the time for candidates to focus on final revision and actively solve mock tests to boost their exam confidence. Here’s a simple week-by-week plan to help students make the most of the remaining days:
Week 1: Solidify Your Fundamentals
Day 1-2: Focus on Physics – Mechanics & Thermodynamics
- Go over Newton’s Laws, the Work-Energy Theorem, and Kinematics with full attention.
- Study key areas in Thermodynamics, including Heat Engines and Thermometric Properties.
Day 3-4: Tackle Chemistry – Physical & Organic Chemistry
- Strengthen your grasp of the Mole Concept, Stoichiometry, Thermodynamics and the Gaseous State.
- Revise Organic Chemistry by working through reaction mechanisms and essential functional group reactions.
- Avoid starting any new topics during this period.
Day 5-6: Focus on Biology — Botany & Zoology
- Revise key topics in Botany, including Plant Physiology, Reproduction, and Ecology.
- Study Human Physiology, Genetics, and Evolution in Zoology using NCERT textbooks for better clarity.
Day 7: Take a Mock Test & Analyze It
- Attempt a full-length mock test and carefully analyze your performance to identify and work on weak areas.
Week 2: Master Advanced Topics
Day 8-9: Dive into Physics – Electrostatics, Magnetism & Modern Physics
- Study Electric Fields, Potential, Capacitance and Current Electricity in depth.
- Revise Magnetic Laws using flashcards for better retention.
- Go through Atomic Structure, Nuclear Physics, and Radioactivity to strengthen Modern Physics concepts.
Day 10-11: Focus on Chemistry – Inorganic & Coordination Chemistry
- Concentrate on the Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding and the Properties of Metals.
- Review Coordination Compounds and d-block Elements thoroughly.
Day 12-13: Tackle Biology – Human Physiology, Reproduction & Genetics
- Study Mendel’s Laws, Genetic Disorders, and key concepts in Molecular Biology.
- Revisit the Human Circulatory, Respiratory, and Excretory systems in detail.
Day 14: Take a Mock Test & Evaluate Your Progress
- Attempt a full-length mock test in a timed, exam-like environment.
- Identify and review your mistakes to strengthen weak areas.
Week 3: Strengthen Problem-Solving Skills
Day 15-16: Focus on Physics – Optics & Waves
- Review Reflection, Refraction, and Interference concepts.
- Study Sound Waves, the Doppler Effect, and Wave Optics in depth.
Day 17-18: Dive into Chemistry – Surface Chemistry, P-Block & Organic Chemistry
- Revise Colloids, Adsorption, and Catalysis.
- Explore P-Block trends and continue practicing Organic Chemistry.
Day 19-20: Concentrate on Biology – Ecology, Biotechnology & Human Welfare
- Study Ecosystems, Biodiversity, and Environmental Issues.
- Focus on Genetic Engineering, rDNA technology, and major human diseases.
Day 21 Mock Test and Review
- Take another mock test and focus on the topics that you find challenging.
Week 4: Final Revision & Practice
Day 22-23: Revise Physics – Fluid Mechanics & Electrochemistry
- Focus on Fluid Mechanics, Surface Tension, and Viscosity.
- Review the Nernst Equation, Electrochemical Cells, and Conductance.
Day 24-25: Focus on Chemistry – Aromatic Compounds, Alkynes & Polymers
- Study the properties and reactions of Aromatic Compounds.
- Revise Polymers and key General Organic Chemistry topics.
Day 26-27: Strengthen Biology – Reproduction & Genetics
- Review Human and Plant Reproduction along with Reproductive Health.
- Emphasize gene structure, inheritance, and protein synthesis.
Day 28: Quick Subject-Wise Revision
- Quickly revise important formulas and definitions using flashcards.
- Focus on weak areas for a final review.
Day 29-30: Final Mock Test & Rest
- Take your last mock test.
- Avoid overthinking mistakes—trust your preparation.
- Rest well and maintain healthy habits leading up to exam day.
Important Tips for NEET UG Candidates:
- Keep up with regular revisions.
- Practice with mock tests under exam conditions.
- Avoid learning new topics during the final week.
- Stay confident, stress-free, and maintain a healthy routine.
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