Can You Crack NEET in 6 Months?
Yes, it is entirely possible to crack NEET in 6 months if you commit to a focused and disciplined study plan. Thousands of aspirants from cities like Indiranagar, CV Raman Nagar, Banaswadi, and Domlur have achieved high NEET scores in just half a year by following a smart NEET preparation strategy.
You do not need two years to clear NEET. You need the right approach, topic selection, practice schedule, and daily habits that prioritize NEET specific preparation.
This blog is divided into two actionable phases. In this Phase 1 section, we cover the first 90 days, focusing on:
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Building a solid foundation in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
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Covering high weightage NEET syllabus chapters
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Implementing a high performance NEET daily routine
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Using mock tests and previous year questions (PYQs) effectively
Overview: Month-by-Month NEET Preparation Plan (Day 1 to Day 180)
| Month | Objective | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Month 1 | Build strong foundation with NCERT | Concept clarity in core topics |
| Month 2 | Start solving NEET level questions | Apply knowledge to NEET MCQs |
| Month 3 | Start mock test practice + identify gaps | Error correction and speed boost |
| Month 4 | Strengthen weak areas + full-length mock tests | Targeted improvement and real-exam conditioning |
| Month 5 | Full syllabus revision + performance tracking | Memory boost and exam-readiness |
| Month 6 | Polishing + confidence building + final revision | Peak performance and stress-free exam execution |
Month 1: Concept Building from NCERT and Core Principles
The first 30 days should be fully dedicated to understanding every concept from NCERT, especially in Biology and Chemistry, since over 85% of NEET Biology questions come directly from NCERT.
Focus Areas:
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Thorough NCERT reading
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Creating short notes and flashcards
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Solving basic level DPPs (Daily Practice Papers)
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Making a NEET error logbook from Day 1
Daily Routine – Month 1
| Time Slot | Activity |
|---|---|
| 6:00 – 7:30 AM | Revise previous day’s Biology concepts |
| 8:00 – 10:00 AM | Physics concept learning + NCERT notes |
| 10:30 – 12:00 PM | Chemistry theory + short notes |
| 2:00 – 3:30 PM | DPP solving for Chemistry or Physics |
| 4:00 – 5:30 PM | NEET Biology NCERT line-by-line reading |
| 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Review mistakes + flashcard revision |
| 8:00 – 9:00 PM | Planning next day + light recap |
Stick to NCERT only in the first 30 days. Build understanding before moving to question solving.
High-Yield Chapters to Cover in Month 1
| Subject | Chapter | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Biology | Cell – The Unit of Life | Very High |
| Biology | Biomolecules, Plant Physiology | High |
| Chemistry | Basic Concepts + Atomic Structure | Very High |
| Physics | Units & Measurements, Kinematics | High |
These chapters form the foundation of the NEET syllabus and will help you score in multiple sections later.
Month 2: Begin Problem Solving and Focus on Application
By now, you should have read through NCERT for at least 10–12 chapters per subject. Month 2 is the time to test your understanding by solving MCQs and beginning chapter-wise mock questions.
Weekly Goals for Month 2
| Week | Physics Focus | Chemistry Focus | Biology Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Laws of Motion | Chemical Bonding | Human Physiology Part 1 |
| 2 | Work, Energy, Power | Thermodynamics | Plant Kingdom + Morphology |
| 3 | Gravitation | Equilibrium | Animal Kingdom + Cell Cycle |
| 4 | Oscillations + Waves | Redox Reactions | Transport in Plants + Biomolecules |
Use NCERT-based MCQ books like MTG or Arihant for solving. Focus on time-bound solving (30 MCQs in 45 minutes).
Study Plan – Month 2
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Solve at least 70–100 MCQs per chapter
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Begin time-based question solving (mock drill)
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Start using error logbook to record repeated mistakes
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Analyze performance at the end of every week
Resources to Use:
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NCERT + MTG NCERT at Your Fingertips
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Allen DPP or Aakash modules (if enrolled)
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Physics Wallah / Unacademy free YouTube videos for tough chapters
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10-year NEET PYQ book (chapter-wise)
NEET Syllabus Weightage: Prioritize Wisely
| Subject | High-Weightage Topics | Approx. No. of Questions |
|---|---|---|
| Biology | Human Physiology, Genetics, Ecology | 35–40 |
| Chemistry | Organic (GOC, Hydrocarbons), Physical | 20–25 |
| Physics | Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Optics | 15–20 |
Focus on these for 80% of your marks. Even with limited time, scoring is possible by targeted preparation.
Month 3: Mixed Revision + Mock Test Integration
This month serves as a transition into Phase 2. You begin mock test exposure, analyze time management, and start interleaved revision.
Full-Length Mini Mock Strategy
| Week | No. of Mock Tests | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | PCB Time Allocation Practice |
| 2 | 3 | NEET PYQ Revision |
| 3 | 3 | Identify Weak Concepts |
| 4 | 4 | Time-based accuracy improvement |
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Timed: 3 hours
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Post-reviewed for: silly mistakes, concept errors, guessing issues
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Followed by a dedicated 1-hour correction session
Mistake Analysis Table
| Type of Mistake | Subject | Action Step |
|---|---|---|
| Missed Concept | Physics | Revisit notes + watch tutorial |
| NCERT Detail Ignored | Biology | Highlight in NCERT + note in flashcard |
| Formula Confusion | Chemistry | Add to formula sheet + revise daily |
Recap: What You Should Have Completed
| Task | Status |
|---|---|
| NCERT read for all key chapters | |
| Notes and flashcards created | |
| 500+ MCQs solved (across subjects) | |
| At least 6 mock tests attempted | |
| Error logbook updated weekly | |
| Formula sheets for Physics and Chemistry ready |
Month 4: Strengthen Weak Areas + Test Series
By now, you’ve built conceptual clarity and started applying it through mock tests. This month, focus on mastering weak areas and improving your test-taking skills.
| Week | Focus Area | Key Tasks |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Weak Subject Analysis | Review mistakes from previous mocks, list down repeated errors |
| Week 2 | Intensive Practice | Solve 150+ questions daily, especially in Biology & Physics |
| Week 3 | Topic-wise Test Series | Attempt 3–5 mini tests/week; use chapter-wise mock series |
| Week 4 | Error Book Review | Revise topics with high error rates, strengthen problem areas |
Tips:
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Do weekly reviews of your error logbook.
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Schedule 2 mock tests per week and analyze thoroughly.
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Don’t switch books; revise from your existing material.
Month 5: Full Syllabus Revision + Mock Test Analysis
This is the month to reach your peak performance level. Simulate exam pressure and identify the exact score range you’re achieving.
| Focus Area | Daily Task |
|---|---|
| Full Syllabus Mock Tests | Attempt 1 full-length test every alternate day |
| Deep Review Sessions | Spend 2–3 hours reviewing wrong answers |
| NCERT Rapid Revision | Biology NCERT line-by-line, Chemistry formulas |
| Formula & Concept Recap | Create one-pager notes for Physics & Chemistry |
Mock Test Schedule (Week-wise):
| Week | Tests to Attempt |
|---|---|
| Week 1 | 2 Full Mocks + 3 Subject-wise |
| Week 2 | 3 Full Mocks + Flashcard Review |
| Week 3 | 4 Full Mocks + Daily PYQs |
| Week 4 | 5 Full Mocks + Stress Simulation |
Key Tools:
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Flashcards for fast revision
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30-min mistake revision slots every evening
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Focus on attempting full mock tests at 2:00 PM (same time as actual NEET)
Month 6: Final Polish + Confidence Building
You are in the final stretch now. This month is all about retention, speed, accuracy, and calmness.
30-Day Final NEET Revision Plan
| Day Range | Task |
|---|---|
| Day 1–10 | Revise NCERT Biology + all formula sheets |
| Day 11–20 | Full mock tests every 2 days + deep review |
| Day 21–25 | Flashcard rounds + high-weightage topics |
| Day 26–29 | Light revision + mental rehearsal |
| Day 30 | No mock test. Just quick recap + rest |
Last 7-Day Game Plan
| Day | Focus |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | Revise Physics formulas + Inorganic Chemistry |
| Day 2 | Biology NCERT + name reactions (Organic) |
| Day 3 | Full mock test + mistake log check |
| Day 4 | Flashcards + light problem-solving |
| Day 5 | Previous year’s Biology MCQs |
| Day 6 | Complete formula review + mental prep |
| Day 7 | Relax, walk, sleep early |
What You MUST Do in the Last Week
Do:
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Sleep 7–8 hours every night
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Revise only YOUR notes and material
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Simulate the real NEET exam (2:00 PM daily)
Don’t:
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Don’t study new topics now
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Don’t panic about mock scores
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Avoid junk food, phone distractions, and comparisons
Mental Preparation Tips
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Trust your hard work — confidence is key now.
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Use breathing techniques to manage stress.
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Maintain a gratitude journal to stay positive.
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Avoid over-studying the night before the exam.
Conclusion: The Last Word on How to Crack NEET in 6 Months
Cracking NEET in 6 months is absolutely possible — but only with the right balance of discipline, planning, and execution. You don’t need 2 years; what you need is 6 months of focused study, mock test mastery, and smart revision.
Here’s your final checklist:
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✅ Build strong basics using NCERT in the first 2 months
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✅ Practice 200+ questions per week from Month 3
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✅ Analyze every mock test deeply from Month 4
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✅ Revise everything at least twice in the final month
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✅ Sleep well, stay calm, and trust your preparation
Whether you’re preparing with coaching or self-studying, consistency beats intensity. Stick to your NEET study plan, use mock test feedback wisely, and believe in your ability to improve every day.
Remember: The students who crack NEET in 6 months aren’t the smartest — they’re the most consistent.
FAQs:
1. Can I crack NEET in 6 months with NCERT only?
Yes, NCERT is enough to crack NEET if you understand every concept deeply, especially in Biology and Inorganic Chemistry. Use NCERT as your base and supplement with MCQ practice books.
2. What is the best NEET study plan for 6 months?
The best NEET study plan for 6 months includes:
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2 months of NCERT concept-building
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2 months of mock tests + error analysis
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2 months of full revision + stress-free preparation
Follow a weekly routine with 6-8 study hours/day.
3. How many hours should I study daily to crack NEET in 6 months?
You should study at least 6 to 8 hours daily. Use morning hours for theory and evening for practice. Quality matters more than quantity – no distractions during your study blocks.
4. Which are the most important chapters to crack NEET?
High-weightage chapters include:
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Biology: Human Physiology, Genetics, Ecology
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Chemistry: Organic Reactions, Thermodynamics, NCERT Inorganic
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Physics: Mechanics, Electricity, Modern Physics
5. Can I crack NEET without coaching in 6 months?
Yes, you can crack NEET without coaching in 6 months if you follow a strict NEET preparation strategy, stay consistent, and solve mock tests regularly. Self-study with NCERT + PYQs is enough if done right.
6. How many mock tests should I give before NEET?
Give at least 20-30 full length mock tests before NEET. Analyze each one deeply. Focus on accuracy, time management, and reducing repeated mistakes through an error log.
7. What should I do in the last 30 days before NEET?
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Revise high-weightage chapters
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Attempt full mocks every 2 days
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Focus only on short notes and NCERT
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Sleep well, stay calm, avoid new books or topics
8. Is 6 months enough to crack NEET if I’m starting from zero?
If you are starting from scratch, 6 months is still enough if you’re ready to commit 8-10 hours/day. Stick to NCERT, solve questions daily, and follow a time-bound strategy without breaks.
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