How do you balance coaching and self study?

Here are a few tips to help you manage your time better between self-study and coaching classes:

1. Learn to Prioritize Right.
2. Correct your Pattern of Study.
3. Revise Smartly and Regularly.
4. Use those Extra Minutes to your Advantage.
5. Pay Proper Attention to School Study.
6. Build a Good Study Plan.

Is coaching necessary for science students?

No, coaching is not necessary to get good marks. We need to understand that coaching is an add-on; it is not a necessity especially if the students pay attention to what their class teacher is explaining and what kind of practice papers are being done in the class.

How to cover backlog lecture?

Keep following things in mind when you start covering your backlogs.

1. When the topics are inter-related, then start afresh topic that is not connected to previous topics.
2. Start with the topics which seem interesting to you.
3. Start with the topics which have higher weightage (Refer to the trend of past years).

How do you recover from falling behind in school?

The following tips can be modified for students of all ages.

1. Write Down a List. Adults are always writing down lists, and sometimes the lists themselves become misplaced.
2. Keep a Calendar.
3. Organize Your Papers.
4. Develop a Catching-Up List.
5. Prepare a Daily Homework Schedule.
6. Is Homework Taking Too Long?

Can I join NEET coaching in 12th?

Yes, you can do the preparation for NEET after 12th. There is no upper age limit in NEET. You are eligible to give NEET-UG after finishing class 12th. We’re listening to students.

When should I join NEET coaching?

It has been observed that in order to prepare for the test which will be taken after the 12th class, some students start joining the coaching centres as early as in class 6th, 7th and 8th.

How can I complete backlog study?

How to Clear Backlogs like a Pro!

1. Focus On What’s Currently Going On In Class.
2. Divide Your Days & Make a Schedule.
3. Patience Is The Key, Trust The Process to Prepare for JEE.
4. Avoid Group Studies During Your JEE Preparation.
5. Divide Topics into Categories.
6. Make Short Notes While Studying Theories.