 This coaching is recommended coaching center if you really wish and aspire to build your career in the medical stream. This coaching is on 9th rank in Top NEET coaching institutes in Kota. This institute provides one of the best training for NEET aspirants with all the top-notch facilities. They also offer the best notes that cover all fundamental concepts and explanations to all the students and therefore conduct a test series for all students.
The motivating and healthy environment of competitiveness amongst the students.
It is the coaching established in Kota and continually operating in various cities of our nation for the students providing them with consultation and guidance in their career and helping them during the preparation of the NEET Medical Entrance Examination. It has provided very good quality education to the aspirants with commitment and full time. The tutors teaching in the Institute are very humble extremely polite and ready to help students round the clock with every doubt or query related to their subject studies. They develop healthy communication with their students to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the students so that they can provide the proper guidelines to improve them all without hesitation and contribute to their overall development.
The performance test booklets provided to practice with questions are all related to examination levels.
Q 1. What is the registration process for filling NEET?
First things first, Register from the online website ntaneet.nic.in for NEET 2021 Examinations.
Fill up the fields in the application form including all of your academic and personal details.
Upload the documents required and asked for such as scanned photograph educational certificates and others as per the issued guideline.
Complete the payment for the application fee for filling up the admission form for NEET 2021.
Print out the confirmation page for reference in the future.
Q 2. What syllabus to focus on? How to prepare?
These seats are basically divided into 2 types of Quota, the first being AQI (All India Quota), second, the State Quota In all government medical colleges, wherein 15% of seats are reserved for AQI and the remaining 85% seats are for state Quota.
As per the last year’s result of NEET-UG 2019, General category aspirants have to have a minimum of 134 marks (50 percentile). On the other hand, General-PH 45th and SC/OBC/ST require 107 marks (40 percentile).
Q 4. Can NEET 2021 questions be out of the syllabus?
Yes, it is possible that a few questions be out of the syllabus. But even though this happens the frequency of such questions remains low.
Q 5. What is the best time to start NEET preparation?
Class 11 is considered to be the best time to start preparing for the NEET examination since Class 11 is very important for NEET because it covers many many crucial important topics with basics and chapters that also helps in covering the class 12 syllabus for NEET. Otherwise, even if you’ve missed this, now is the time you start preparing! Whenever you think is the appropriate day of your mindset get into it, start today. But The best time to search for the best books for NEET preparation is just 6 months prior to the date of the exam to be up to date. Preparing a Realistic Time-Table and understanding the NEET syllabus, exam pattern is an important step and best books will become effective only once the aspirants have a proper timetable in place.
Up till now, the maximum number of attempts was 3 but from NEET 2020 onwards, the restriction has been removed on the number of attempts provisionally. The matter is still in court for the same so all the Candidates above 25 years of age can provisionally take up NEET considering the present situation of the matter and the decision pending in the court itself.
Q.7 What is the application fee for NEET? And what is the mode of payment?
It can be made through online mode, net banking, debit/credit cards or even UPI through SBI/Syndicate/ICICI/HDFC and even Paytm service providers.
Q.8 What documents should I carry to the Examination Center?
Along with the admit card, one must carry the following to the exam center – passport size photo, one photo affixed onto the attendance sheet, valid Id proof.
Q.9 Which books are the best for NEET preparation?
Q.10 What to do 1 day before the NEET exams?
Stay positive, Have a calm mind frame. Avoid panicking at any point in time, indulge in relaxing activities. Only and only Skim through some question papers to see if you have not missed out on anything. Avoid solving questions. Most importantly Have a sound sleep, your mind needs to relax, do not wake up late at night!
Q.11 What was the cutoff of NEET 2020?
For general it was 50th Percentile with marks 720-147, for other categories like OBC, SC/ST, PH it was 40th Percentile with marks 146-113.
Q.12 How to get admission to AIIMS MBBS?
To get admission in AIIMS you need to qualify Neet examination and then participate in all India counseling conducted by MCC and then on the basis of rank obtained by you in Neet, you will be allotted a seat in AIIMS.
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I really, really enjoyed this book! It was uplifting, teaches about self confidence, and was exactly what I needed.
Wow, I am blown away by the level of detail author Alex Light put into this text. I feel so seen by many of the experiences she shared and greatly enjoyed the way it felt like we were having a conversation over coffee. Light focused on all bodies rather than solely that of her own identity, which goes beyond what many other authors are doing. This text includes a lot of current trends, buzzwords, and connects well with current social media movements. Rather than basing much of the work on her own experiences, she brings in strong voices of professionals in the margins to enhance access to the book. I will happily be sharing this with my friends upon publication!
As someone who has struggled with body image and disordered eating, I found this book to be a welcome resource. In the first half of the book, Light has provided a concise and accurate primer on diet culture, its origins and iterations, its lies and harm. From a very young age, we are all recipients of diet culture’s messaging, which has only become more powerful with the advent of social media. With awareness of diet culture and its pervasiveness, readers can see that they, and their bodies, are NOT the problem. Just knowing that isn’t enough unfortunately, which is where the second half of the book comes to the rescue. Here, Light explains how to improve our negative perceptions of ourselves, steps to take away from dieting and toward intuitive eating and how to find joy in exercise again.
Light uses many resources to back up each and every chapter of this book. She gives examples from her own life and lives of others, points to recommended reading, and provides Instagram handles to follow for continued encouragement. This book is incredibly readable and each chapter offers something complete and helpful on its own. There was something that I could relate to on just about every page and the second half of the book provides real, actionable steps. Light is also careful to mention her privilege as a straight-sized white woman with access to mental health care and brings in diverse voices.
I love the design of the book as well and hope to get my hands on a physical copy as soon as possible. Throughout, quotes are pulled out from the text and displayed in pink boxes. They are almost all quotes that I picked out to highlight myself. There are also minimalist illustrations of bodies by Louise Evans that I absolutely adored. With so many of them, I thought “That looks like me! And it’s so beautiful!” They are a perfect accompaniment to Light’s message in this book.
Thank you to @netgalley and @harper360 for the ARC.
A great book! While I couldn’t relate to all of it, the author herself acknowledges that you don’t have to relate to every chapter and that some will stand out to yourself more than others - and that’s what happened here for me. It was a positive book and I very much so enjoyed reading it.
Every single woman needs a copy of this book. I have followed Alex for a few years and absolutely love her page. This book was incredible and exactly what I needed to hear. She did an amazing job with this book!
As someone who is currently working on body acceptance, I was excited to read this book. It was well-written and I liked the tone. I think many women will be helped by it.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC! This was a really neat book. I enjoyed reading it and I learned a lot while reading this. The little call-outs in each chapter were nice and good reminders of how to start thinking about your body and self in a better light. I also really liked how the author talked about the history and culture of the ideal body, and also the author's own experiences with her body. I loved the emphasis on intuitive eating rather than dieting or restricting and that was really nice to see.
Body confidence, beauty, and fashion blogger summarized the critical themes of what keeps many individuals entrenched in body shame, eating disordered behavior, dieting, and at odds with their bodies. This book delves into both the facets of body image and intuitive eating, highlighting how diet culture developed, sustains, and wreaks havoc on our well being. This books balances personal accounts of