Topic: "Strategic Approach for NEET 2026 – Mastering Biology, Physics & Chemistry"**  

Dear students,  

Preparing for NEET 2026 demands a disciplined, subject-wise strategy. Here’s how to optimize your efforts in **Biology, Physics, and Chemistry** during your **+1 and +2 years**:  

### **Biology (Highest Weightage – 50%)**  

- **Focus on NCERT:** 90% of questions come directly from NCERT. Read every line, especially diagrams and examples.  

- **Embrace conceptual clarity:** Topics like *Genetics, Human Physiology, and Plant Morphology* need deep understanding.  

- **Practice MCQs daily:** Use tools like flashcards for memorizing terms (e.g., *taxonomy, biomolecules*).  

### **Chemistry (Balanced – 25% Physical, 25% Organic/Inorganic)**  

- **Physical Chemistry:** Master formulas (e.g., *Mole Concept, Thermodynamics*) with numerical practice.  

- **Organic Chemistry:** Focus on reaction mechanisms (*Named Reactions, GOC*)—practice writing pathways daily.  

- **Inorganic Chemistry:** NCERT is key. Revise *Periodic Table, Coordination Compounds* weekly.  

### **Physics (Concept + Math – 25%)**  

- **Build strong fundamentals:** Topics like *Mechanics, Electrostatics, and Optics* form the core.  

- **Solve numericals relentlessly:** Allocate 1–2 hours daily to problem-solving (e.g., *Kinematics, Modern Physics*).  

- **Use shortcuts:** Learn derivations and SI units to save time.  

### **Pro Tips:**  

- **Timeline:** Complete NCERT by **December 2025**; dedicate 2026 to revision/mock tests.  

- **Mock Tests:** Analyze 10+ years of PYQs and simulate exam conditions weekly.  

- **Avoid burnout:** Balance study with 6–7 hours of sleep and short breaks.  

Goal:Consistency > Cramming. Let’s start strong!