I teach NEET Physics and Chemistry. That is 360 of the 720 marks — half your child's NEET score — and it is the half most students lose marks in.
Mira Road East · Bhayandar East · Bhayandar West · or online
Most NEET students are strong in Biology and weak in Physics. Ask any teacher and they will tell you the same thing. Biology rewards careful reading and memory, which medical aspirants are usually good at. Physics rewards setting up a problem correctly, which they are usually not trained in — and by the time it shows up in a mock test score, there is not much time left.
So the marks are sitting in Physics and Chemistry. Out of 720, they are 360. A student who goes from 90 to 160 in Physics and Chemistry has gained more than a student who squeezes ten more marks out of Biology, and the Physics gain is far more achievable.
Same negative marking everywhere, so accuracy matters as much as coverage.
| Subject | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Physics | 45 | 180 |
| Chemistry | 45 | 180 |
| Biology (Botany + Zoology) | 90 | 360 |
| Total | 180 | 720 |
Not as deep as JEE, but wider and unforgiving on time. Roughly 45 questions to be done in about 45 minutes with negative marking.
The most NCERT-faithful subject in the paper. Questions are frequently lifted straight from NCERT lines, so we work from NCERT and not from a thick reference book.
Class 11 carries a large share of the NEET Physics and Chemistry paper, and students who treat it as a warm-up year pay for it twice. We cover it at full NEET depth as it happens.
Class 12 means the board exam and NEET at once. For Maharashtra students there is often MHT-CET in the picture as well — the same Physics and Chemistry, asked in a slightly different way and with no negative marking. If that is your case, read the MHT-CET page; the preparation overlaps heavily and we plan it as one.
Droppers start with a diagnostic test, not with Chapter 1. There is no time to reteach what is already solid.
At your home in Mira Road East, Bhayandar East and Bhayandar West, or online for students elsewhere in India and abroad.
Less deep, but faster. JEE will give your child one brutal multi-concept problem; NEET gives 45 questions to finish in roughly 45 minutes with negative marking. So we train differently: for NEET the drill is recognising the pattern and computing cleanly under time, not extracting the hardest possible question.
No, but the plan has to be honest. We test first, find the chapters that carry the most marks and are the weakest, and work in that order rather than starting from Chapter 1. Chasing every chapter equally is what wastes the last few months.
NCERT first, and for NEET almost only NCERT, because that is where the questions come from. Reference material is used for extra practice, not as the base. For Physics we add PYQ banks and my own question banks on top.
It depends on whether you want one subject or both, and the number of classes a week. All notes, DPP, PYQ banks and Sunday tests are included. Call or WhatsApp 79774 75848 for the exact figure.
Tell me your child's class and which of the two subjects is hurting more. The first class is free and we will do exactly that chapter.
