#neet2023

Here's a list of things that you should have when you sit to study in order to reduce distractions

All your books and stationary- make sure you sit with all your books, notebooks, pens, pencils or whatever you need so that you dont have to get up in between.

A bottle of water- stay hydrated!

Headphones/ earphones- if youre someone who likes listening to music, rain sounds or any such thing while studying make sure you have your earphones next to you.

Air conditioner remote control- with this increasing heat you don't want the weather coming in your way

Chargers- your phone or laptop or any other device might fall short of juice so be prepared

Coffee/ tea/ any other drink- have a drink next to you to sip on so you dont feel sleepy

A plan- have a plan made before you actually start studying so that you dont have to waste time thinking what to do and you have a blueprint

In case you feel i have missed something please feel free to let me know, i would love to incorporate it.

Date: 26/2/23

Always remember this. You don’t live with the consequences of other people’s karma. You live with the consequences of your own.

Preparing for my 27th Feb test. I find Wave Optics easier than Ray now. I just hope I am able to calculate well because even if I know how to do the sums I end up doing something like 2+4=8

Read NCERT for all the bio chapters. I had already done the mcqs some days ago for them so decided to revise the book once on the basis of the questions I wasn't able to solve.

For chem did questions because I was too lazy to go through it again.

9 to 14 March

Had a major mock test on Sunday (12th) so i prepped for that and the rest of the time was spent on finishing on more reading of bio ncert, solving 2 small mock tests daily, going through physics formulas and solving the mistake notebook questions (still haven't started doing it daily, par ho jayega).

Solving solving some physics ncert based questions rn, next goal is re-read p block and coordination compounds

23/11/22

Came back home yesterday night after a two-day trip to my grandma's place. It was a great experience for my mental health(not so much for my studies). I do not regret it though. It was nice seeing family after so long. Time to get back to the grind though.

Things I did today-

Anatomy of flowering plants

Pyqs of work, energy and power

Made a Formula sheet for gravitation

Study MBBS IN Russia the Top Universities

Russia has become one of the most popular education systems for medical practices for Indian students in recent times. It offers high-quality education and world-class medical education at a minimum cost.

The medical universities in Russia to study MBBS are considered amongst the best in the world and provide a massive platform for candidates who wish to study MBBS in Russia. As a country, Russia offers a safe and secure environment for Indian candidates.

Russian Universities provide a comprehensive timetable and syllabus which includes the latest advancements in medicine. Medical aspirants get an opportunity to learn from experienced lecturers (who are experts in their respective fields). In addition to this, Russian universities also provide the necessary equipment and resources to help candidates prepare for their MBBS exams and NEXT exams.

Eligibility of Study MBBs in Russia

Students have at least 50% aggregate in +12 and NEET Qualified

MBBS Course Duration

6 years

Medium of Instruction

English

Cost of Living

INR 12,000/ Month

MBBS FEE in Russia

INR 15 Lakhs – INR 50 Lakhs

NMC Recognition

YES

MBBS in Russia for Indian Students

Those studying MBBS in Russia can return to India, and about 10,000 scholars are studying MBBS courses in non-pricey 48 Medical Council of India accredited Russian countries Universities. Many have resided abroad, working in different hospitals after completing their MBBS Abroad studies in Europe.

There is no entrance examination held for studying MBBS Education in Russian universities. Only the thing is that the students should have to clear the NEET entrance test. The age of the students should be 17 years on or before 31st December of the year of the admission process. The students should have an aggregate of 50% in +12 for General Candidates and 40% for reserved category candidates. Before applying for MBBS in Russian universities, the students must submit a nationality certificate.

Why study MBBS in Russia

The Russian Universities don’t demand any unfair Donations.

The MBBS FEEs in Russia Universities are budget-friendly.

There are NMC Approved Russia Medical college universities.

Russia Medical Universities’ syllabus is of a very high standard.

IELTS & TOEFL is not compulsory for Russian MBBS Colleges and Universities.

The MBBS students will get the Lectures from well-equipped modern laboratories.

The Russia College’s universities are recognized by associations like UNESCO, WHO NMC, etc.

Indian candidates are relatively safe in Russia country.

MBBS Admission in Russia

Students should visit or call any of the offices or Representatives for free admission counseling processes. Candidates will get complete information concerning medical universities in Russia, course fees, and eligibility criteria.

Initially, the candidates have to submit all the below documents.

Scanned copy of the +12 pass certificate

Scanned copy of +12 Mark Sheet

Scanned copy of the 10th pass Certificate

Scanner copy of 10th mark sheet

Submit NEET Result and Admit Card

Scanned Copy of the Passport on the front page and back pages