Is it possible to clear the NEET 2018 in just 8 months and score 600+ if I start from a basic level zero (12th pass out)?

Self Practice module, helps in improving results

Yes you can but you need to start now, without wasting anymore time

1. First make the NCERT book as your strong base.
2. Divide your time equally among all subjects. Instead of focusing on a single subject, try to prepare all subjects in a methodical manner.
3. In case you are solving lengthy calculation, try and solve the problem through approximation.
4. Take mock test as much you can! It is the most important and useful way to judge your preparation. Time yourself when attempting each one.
5. Take short breaks at regular intervals but do not engage in any distractions.
6. Try and solve few questions from past 5 years AIPMT question paper every week. Remember name of the examination has changed but the pattern is same with AIPMT.

Physics:

1. Rather than simply cramping up the theory, it will be better if you understand the principle. Memorizing the basic theory would be useful but at the same time, more focus should be on the numerical part.
2. To make the physics subject more interesting always relate the question with your own practical life. Figure out the context first. You don’t have to understand all the small details, but once you know what you’re dealing with, in general, you will know how to formulate your answer and which equations to use.
3. Now if we talk about physics chapters in general. Chapters like Kinematics, NLM, Thermodynamics, Heat, Optics and Waves, can only be prepared only if your concept is strong. As a N.E.E.T aspirant, you should focus more on numerical which are directly formula based.
4. Always take the note of new words, unit of measure, general principle and other concepts that arise. To do this, study flashcards can help you easily memorize and organize all this information.

Chemistry

• You must prepare a weekly study plan. You should assign a fixed number of chapters to each week and try to complete the topics as per the schedule.
• You must refer to NCERT book for attaining a grip of the basic concepts.
• In Physical Chemistry, one should also cover theoretical portion as they are frequently asked along with Numerical problems.