The last 100 days decide a big part of your NEET score. The goal is not to learn new things but to revise everything, test often and peak on exam day. Here is a plan you can adapt.
Phase 1 (Days 1–40): Complete revision
- Revise the full syllabus once, subject by subject, using NCERT and your own notes.
- Take one chapter test after finishing each chapter.
- Take one full-length mock every week to keep exam timing fresh.
Phase 2 (Days 41–80): Test and fix
- Take two full mocks a week and analyse each one properly.
- Spend the days between mocks fixing the weak chapters the analysis shows.
- Solve previous-year NEET papers under exam conditions.
Phase 3 (Days 81–100): Peak performance
- Take mocks at the same time as the real exam (2 pm to 5 pm) to train your body clock.
- Revise only from your short notes and mistake notebook.
- Sleep 7–8 hours. Tired brains make silly mistakes.
A sample day
| Time | Task |
|---|---|
| Morning | Biology revision (NCERT) |
| Afternoon | Mock test or chapter tests |
| Evening | Physics and Chemistry problems |
| Night | Mistake notebook and formula revision |
Do not ignore health
Short breaks, a little exercise and regular meals keep your focus sharp. Consistency over 100 days beats a few heroic all-nighters.
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