Home / Education / First Attempt NEET Ace Reveals Study Strategy
First Attempt NEET Ace Reveals Study Strategy
9 Feb
Summary
- Vaishnavi Rathod scored 700 marks in NEET UG in her first attempt.
- She secured admission to AIIMS New Delhi for MBBS at age 18.
- Her preparation included practicing questions, analyzing mistakes, and prioritizing health.
Vaishnavi Rathod, an 18-year-old from Yavatmal, Maharashtra, secured admission to AIIMS New Delhi for MBBS after scoring an impressive 700 marks in her first NEET UG attempt. Her successful strategy centered on consistent practice, meticulous analysis of mistakes, and unwavering attention to her health. Rathod emphasizes that focusing on topics covered and questions solved was more impactful than strictly adhering to study hours.
Her preparation journey began in Class 11 with daily coaching and revision sessions, integrating self-study that ranged from two to six hours. A key element was maintaining a mistake-book to learn from errors, alongside prioritizing adequate sleep and hygiene. As the exam neared, her revision became more focused, heavily relying on NCERT for subjects like biology and inorganic chemistry.
Vaishnavi also addressed the mental health challenges inherent in competitive exams, admitting to moments of struggle but finding coping mechanisms in talking to her mother and writing down thoughts. Her dedication led to an AIR 230 rank. She plans to pursue post-graduation and is exploring specialization options while enjoying her academic journey at AIIMS New Delhi.
