NEET is a steep mountain to track on! But once you did it, you had secured a place in a top medical institution and began to travel on the path of your aspiration to be a Doctor.

The clock is ticking, and the students have just one month to complete their last-minute studying and pass the exam the first time. Most of you must wonder how to organise your last preparations to interpret the NEET test in the best method possible.

These last 30 days will help you get seats in medical programs regardless of when you begin your NEET preparations. This article will assist students in giving it their all and making the most of the remaining 30 days to perform well on the test. This is the schedule that you must adhere to religiously.

• Day 1: Review basic concepts of physics, including mechanics and kinematics. This day should focus on understanding the basics of motion and forces, including Newton's laws, work and energy, and momentum. Take the time to review key formulas and definitions and practice solving problems related to these concepts.
• Day 2: Review basic concepts of physics, including thermodynamics and thermochemistry. This day should focus on understanding the basics of heat and temperature, including the laws of thermodynamics and specific heat capacity. Take the time to review key formulas and definitions and practice solving problems related to these concepts.
• Day 3: Review basic physics concepts, including optics and wave motion. This day should focus on understanding the basics of light and sound, including wave properties and the nature of electromagnetic waves. Take the time to review key formulas and definitions and practice solving problems related to these concepts.
• Day 4: Review basic chemistry concepts, including physical chemistry and thermochemistry. This day should focus on understanding the basics of chemical reactions, including the laws of thermodynamics and chemical equilibrium. Take the time to review key formulas and definitions and practice solving problems related to these concepts.
• Day 5: Review basic chemistry concepts, including chemical bonding and stoichiometry. This day should focus on understanding the basics of chemical bonding, including ionic and covalent bonding, and the concept of stoichiometry and its application in chemical reactions. Take the time to review key formulas and definitions and practice solving problems related to these concepts.
• Day 6: Review basic chemistry concepts, including chemical equilibrium and acids and bases. This day should focus on understanding the basics of chemical equilibrium and acid-base reactions. Take the time to review key formulas and definitions and practice solving problems related to these concepts.
• Day 7: Review basic biology concepts, including cell biology and biochemistry. This day should focus on understanding the basics of cell structure and function, including the different parts of a cell, and biochemistry, including metabolism, enzymes, and photosynthesis. Take the time to review key definitions and practice solving problems related to these concepts.
• Day 8: Review basic concepts of biology, including genetics and evolution. This day should focus on understanding the basics of genetics, including Mendel's inheritance laws and DNA structure and function. It should also focus on the theory of evolution and the mechanisms that drive it. Take the time to review key definitions and practice solving problems related to these concepts.
• Day 9: Review basic concepts of biology, including ecology and environment. This day should focus on understanding the basics of ecology, including the interactions between organisms and their environment and the effects of human activities on ecosystems. Additionally, it should focus on the conservation of biodiversity and the importance of protecting natural resources. Take the time to review key definitions and practice solving problems related to these concepts.
• Day 10: Practice physics problems and take a practice test. Use this day to apply what you have learned by solving practice problems and taking a full-length practice test. This will help identify areas of weakness and give you an idea of what to expect on the exam.
• Day 11: Practice chemistry problems and take a practice test. Similar to day 10, use this day to apply what you have learned in chemistry by solving practice problems and taking a full-length practice test.
• Day 12: Practice biology problems and take a practice test. Similar to days 10 and 11, use this day to apply what you have learned in biology by solving practice problems and taking a full-length practice test.
• Day 13: Review and focus on any areas of weakness identified during practice tests. Use this day to review any concepts or areas where you struggled during the practice tests and practice more problems to strengthen your understanding.
• Day 14: Take a full-length practice test to simulate the exam experience. This will allow you to practice your test-taking skills and give you an idea of how well you will perform on the exam.
• Day 15: Review and focus on any areas of weakness identified during the full-length practice test. Use this day to review any concepts or areas where you struggled during the full-length practice test and practice more problems to strengthen your understanding.
• Day 16: Review physics, focusing on electromagnetism and modern physics. This day should focus on understanding the basics of electromagnetism, including electric fields, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic waves. It should also focus on modern physics concepts such as quantum mechanics and nuclear physics.
• Day 17: Review chemistry, focusing on organic chemistry and biochemistry. This day should focus on understanding the basics of organic chemistry, including functional groups and reactions, and biochemistry, including metabolism, enzymes, and photosynthesis.
• Day 18: Review biology, focusing on human physiology and animal psychiatry. This day should focus on understanding the basics of human physiology, including diseases, disorders, and treatments, as well as understanding the basic concepts of animal physiology and their impact on the ecosystem.
• Day 19: Practice physics problems and take a practice test. Similar to day 10, use this day to apply what you have learned in physics by solving practice problems and taking a full-length practice test.
• Day 20: Practice chemistry problems and take a practice test. Similar to day 11, use this day to apply what you have learned in chemistry by solving practice problems and taking a full-length practice test.
• Day 21: Practice biology problems and take a practice test. Similar to day 12, use this day to apply what you have learned in biology by solving practice problems and taking a full-length practice test.
• Day 22: Review and focus on any areas of weakness identified during practice tests. Use this day to review any concepts or areas where you struggled during the practice tests and practice more problems to strengthen your understanding.
• Day 23: Take a full-length practice test to simulate the exam experience. This will allow you to practice your test-taking skills and give you an idea of how well you will perform on the exam.
• Day 24: Review and focus on any areas of weakness identified during the full-length practice test. Use this day to review any concepts or areas where you struggled during the full-length practice test and practice more problems to strengthen your understanding.
• Day 25: Review and practice the previous year's NEET question papers. Use this day to review the types of questions that have been asked in the past and practice solving them to become more familiar with the actual exam format.
• Day 26: Practice sample papers, model test papers or mock tests. Use this day to take multiple mock tests to become more familiar with the actual exam format and practice your time management skills.
• Day 27: Review and focus on any areas of weakness identified during the mock test and the previous year's question paper. Use this day to review any areas where you struggled during the mock test or the previous year's question paper and practice more problems to strengthen your understanding.
• Day 28: Review and practice the previous year's NEET question papers. Use this day to review the types of questions that have been asked in the past and practice solving them to become more familiar with the actual exam format.
• Day 29: Practice sample papers, model test papers or mock tests. Use this day to take multiple mock tests to become more familiar with the actual exam format and practice your time management skills.
• Day 30: Review and focus on any areas of weakness identified during the mock test and the previous year's question paper. Take a final review of all the important topics and formulas that you have studied during the last 30 days. Use this day to review any areas where you struggled during the mock test or the previous year's question paper and practice more problems to strengthen your understanding. Keep yourself motivated and get enough rest to feel fresh on exam day.