NEET 2025 Results: What Our Toppers Did Differently
Aradhya Bharti scored 619/720 (AIR 499) in NEET 2025 and got admitted to ABVIMS Delhi. Abhijeet scored an incredible 685/720 in NEET 2024. Both studied at LakshyaMarch Begusarai.
What did they do differently? Let's break it down:
1. NCERT was their Bible: They read NCERT Biology line-by-line at least 5 times. 2. Daily MCQ practice: 100+ Biology MCQs every single day. 3. Consistency over intensity: They studied 8-10 hours daily, not 16-hour marathons. 4. Regular revision: Weekly revision of completed chapters was non-negotiable.
Biology — The NEET Game Changer (90 Questions!)
Biology carries 360 marks out of 720 in NEET — exactly 50% of the paper. This is where you win or lose.
Strategy from Nitish Sharma Sir (AIR-82 GATE-XL): - Read NCERT Biology like a story, not a textbook - Highlight every diagram, table, and example - Make flashcards for classification, plant physiology, and human reproduction - Solve previous 10 years NEET Biology questions — 60% questions repeat the pattern - Use mnemonics: 'King Philip Came Over For Good Spaghetti' for taxonomy hierarchy
Physics for NEET — Don't Overthink It
NEET Physics is NOT JEE Physics. It's simpler and more formula-based.
Key chapters: Mechanics (30%), Optics (15%), Electrodynamics (20%), Modern Physics (10%).
Tips: - Master formulas — write them daily - Focus on numerical problems, not derivations - NCERT examples are often directly asked - HC Verma is overkill for NEET — stick to DC Pandey (objective)
Chemistry — The Easiest 180 Marks
Chemistry is the scoring subject in NEET. Most toppers score 160+ here.
Organic Chemistry: Learn Named Reactions thoroughly. GOC (General Organic Chemistry) is the foundation — don't skip it. Inorganic Chemistry: Pure memorization. Make charts, use the periodic table. NCERT is sufficient. Physical Chemistry: Formula-based. Practice Mole Concept, Thermodynamics, and Equilibrium extensively.
Daily Routine of a NEET Topper at LakshyaMarch
6:00 AM: Wake up, quick revision of yesterday's topics 7:00 AM: Biology NCERT reading (1 chapter) 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM: Classes at LakshyaMarch 2:30 PM: Lunch + short break 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM: Self-study (Chemistry focus) 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM: Problem solving + doubts 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM: Physics practice 9:00 PM: Dinner 9:30 PM - 10:30 PM: Revision + flashcards 10:30 PM: Sleep
This routine was followed by Aradhya Bharti during her NEET preparation at LakshyaMarch.
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