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–Dr Gaurav Sharma
With NEET UG only a few days away, candidates tend to feel the pressure building up. While everybody discusses what needs to be done to crack the exam, it is also necessary to discuss what not to do in NEET UG exam. A little slip-up in the last few days or in the exam room can cost a valuable year.
Stay Away from New Topics and Last-Minute Overflow
With the NEET UG drawing closer, some students find themselves tempted to read new chapters or tough topics they left behind. This is not the time to enter uncharted territories. Instead, concentrate on practicing what you already know. Attempting to study something new at the last moment may confuse you and impact your confidence level. Adhere to your strengths and practice the formulas, diagrams, and main points of NCERT.
It is okay to be nervous, but don’t compare
Aspirants don’t need to compare their NEET UG preparation with that of your friends or social media updates. There are as many journeys as people, and comparing is just leading to panic. Relax, believe in your preparation, and perform your best.
Don’t Disturb Your Routine
During the last few days, avoid altering your diet or sleep pattern. A healthy body sustains a sharp mind. Sleep is essential for at least 7 hours, eat light and healthy food, and stay away from junk foods, which can lead to discomfort or tiredness.
Don’t take bulky notes
On the day of the NEET UG , don’t take bulky notes or attempt to correct everything in the morning before the exam. This will only tire your brain. Rather, review a small list of important formulas or facts if necessary, and take time to soothe your mind.
What Not to Do in the Exam Hall
On the day of the NEET UG exam , arrive early at the centre and bring all necessary documents. Do not discuss questions with other people just before the exam. Inside, don’t worry if the initial few questions appear to be difficult. Remain calm, read questions attentively, and keep track of time. Don’t spend a lot of time on one question, proceed and return later.
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And also avoid silly errors like marking the wrong bubble in the OMR or missing to fill your details. Read the instructions on the question paper and OMR sheet properly before beginning.
Just remember, NEET UG is not a test of intelligence alone but of composure and planning as well. Steer clear of these errors to ensure a significant edge for yourself. Focus, stay positive, and perform your best.
–Gaurav Sharma, Medical Division- Vidyamandir Classes
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