This is a monthly day-to-day schedule for students to follow.
Put in at least 2 hours a day for each subject as mentioned below. If you can put in 3 hours (most recommended) per subject, then it would be better for your score. Spend these 2-3 hours for solving MCQs or revising theory based on the amount of time you have in hand. If you are enrolled in a Meritstore Course, then you should follow the order: Synopsis, MCQ Training, Test.
Timetable :
Day 1: Measurements, Practical Physics, Scalars and Vectors | Mole Concept, Metallurgy | Cell Structure and Function
Day 2: Kinematics, Force | Thermodynamics | Biology & Human Welfare
Day 3: Electrostatics, Magnetism | Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding | Diversity in Living World
Day 4: Current Electricity, Magnetic Effect of Current| Surface Chemistry, Nuclear Chemistry | Biotechnology and it’s Applications
Day 5: Projectile Motion, Kinematics | Alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes, Aromatic Compounds | Human Physiology
Day 6: Light & Sound Waves | Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium | Ecology & Environment
Day 7: Circular Motion, Gravitation | s-block elements , Solutions & Colligative Properties | Plant Physiology
Day 8: Rotational Motion, Ray Optics | Thermodynamics, Electrochemistry | Genetics & Evolution
Day 9: Work, Energy & Power, Friction in Solids and Liquids | Practical Chemistry, Mole Concept, Environmental Chemistry | Structural Organization in Animals & Plants
Day 10: Oscillations, Wave Motion, Stationary Waves | p-block Elements | Reproduction in plants
Day 11: Light and Sound Waves, Heat Transfer | Chemical & Ionic Equilibrium | Biology & Human Welfare
Day 12: Kinetic Theory of Gases, Atom and Nuclei | Halogen Derivatives of Alkyl Halide, Alcohol, Phenol & Ether | Ecology & Environment
Day 13: Diode and transistors, Communication Systems | Aldehydes, Ketones, Carboxylic Acid, Compounds containing Nitrogen | Human Physiology
Day 14: Electrostatics , Current Electricity | d & f block elements , s-block elements | Plant Physiology
Day 15: Magnetism, Magnetic Effect of Current | Thermodynamics, Chemical Equilibrium | Diversity in Living World
Day 16: Light and Sound Waves | Revision of All Reactions of Organic Chemistry | Genetics & Evolution
Day 17: Electromagnetic Induction, Electrostatics | Solutions, Colligative Properties and Ionic Equilibrium | Biotechnology and it’s Applications
Day 18: Circular Motion, Gravitation, Rotational Motion | Chemical Kinetics, Alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes | Structural Organization in Animals & Plants
Day 19: Electromagnetic Induction, Alternating Current | Alcohol, Phenol, Ether, Aldehydes, Ketones & Carboxylic Acids | Reproduction in animals
Day 20: Semiconductors, Practical Physics | Chemical & Ionic Equilibrium | Ecology and Environment
Day 21: Scalars and Vectors, Force | Thermodynamics, Electrochemistry | Biology and Human Welfare
Day 22: Kinematics, Circular Motion | Halogen Derivatives of Alkanes, Compounds containing Nitrogen | Biotechnology and it’s Applications
Day 23: Wave Motion, Stationary Waves, Oscillations | Mole Concept, Atomic Structure | Diversity in Living World
Day 24: Elasticity, Surface Tension, Kinetic Theory of Gases | Chemical Bonding, Metallurgy | Cell Structure and Function
Day 25: Heat Transfer, Magnetism | Surface Chemistry, spdf blocks | Genetics & Evolution
Day 26: Work, Energy & Power, Ray Optics | Nuclear Chemistry, spdf blocks | Reproduction
Day 27: Friction in Solids & Liquids, Current Electricity | Metallurgy, spdf blocks | Plant Physiology
Day 28: Heat Transfer, Oscillations, Wave Optics
Revision of All Reactions of 11th/12th std. Organic Chemistry
Revision of all Diagrams of 11th/12th std. Biology
Check out these books for your preparation: Most Recommended books for NEET
You can also create your own timetable. Read More: How to Plan & Strategize your Studies
Practice Mock Tests & Revise with Meritstore
Meritstore provides free Test Series & Revision Notes for NEET students. These mock tests and revision notes will be very helpful for you to prepare for NEET & apply the tips mentioned in the above blog post.
Practice Mock Tests: NEET Online Test Series
Revise NEET: NEET Revision Notes
14 Comments
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Many are here who are in class 12 and cannot follow these time table as we are spending mostly 8 to 9 hours in college and could you please make a time table for us. Sir,I hope u respond to this. Thank you sir.
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thaku sir for this time table
its so helpfull for parper neet exam thanku so much sir
Sir
Now i am stidying 12th standard.Can u please say me how to prepare for neet exam and can u also say me timetable.
And can u refer a book for physics that means i feel terror opening physics book.
Please sirrr…
Bro did u get ideas. If u got it .please share me bro plz. We are same in class plzzz
The timetable is really helpful.
And also suggest a time table for neet 2018 aspirants to prepare for neet in 3 months PlZz sir
you don’t have enough time to prepare. I suggest you should study around 8-9 hours a day.
Give more time and attention to Biology, since it has the maximum amount of marks, 360. I suggest 2-3 hours for biology, 2.5hrs for physics and chemistry each. Focus on NCERT, since the basis material is that. Practice as many MCQs as possible, solve previous years papers, as questions are often repeated. You need to keep up your strength! You can use any other decent books like Pradeep, Arihant or S Chand for extra information.
You can always adjust your timings if you feel some topic requires more time.
Hope this helps! Feel free to ask any further queries.
if you want a personal timetable then mail me on
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Sir I am Vishnu can u suggest me important topics for chemistry PlZz sir
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