1. Master NCERT First
NCERT is your NEET Physics Bible. Ensure you're thorough with every line, diagram, and solved example.
2. Daily Concept Practice
Consistency is key. Practice 15–20 concept-based problems daily — focus on application, not just theory.
3. Make Formula Booklet
Have a pocket-sized booklet with all important Physics formulas by chapter. Revise this regularly.
4. Visualize Problems
Try to create a visual image of every question. Think of forces, directions, motion in real-world context.
5. Revise Smartly
Don't just read again — quiz yourself, solve previous problems again. Active recall > passive reading.
6. Time-Based Solving
Always use a timer. Simulate NEET paper pressure while solving Physics mock tests or practice sets.
7. Analyze Mistakes
Every mistake is a teacher. Maintain an error log. Review and reattempt questions you got wrong weekly.
8. Topic-Wise PYQs
Solving previous year questions topic-wise helps understand weightage, framing, and difficulty level.
9. Seek Mentorship
Join a crash course or repeaters batch (like Profenaa Academy) for mentorship, doubt solving, and guidance.
10. Balance Theory & Numericals
Physics is not just solving or reading — it's both. Balance conceptual clarity and rigorous numericals equally.