NEET 2026 Strategy for Beginners – Start Early, Finish Strong

The class 11 exam is the golden time. If you don’t take advantage of it, you’ll have to spend in the coming two years catching up. As a mentor to 8,000+ students over the past twenty years, I am able to say with absolute certainty that students who get 680+ on NEET were not created geniuses and they’ve just begun the right way.

Here’s exactly the route I provide my personal mentors, who are about to start Class 11 in 2025/26:

1. Initial 100 days = Fingerprinting for NCERT Read the Biology and Chemistry NCERT line by line three times. Yes, three. Note every line you saw within the last five year’s NEET paper (I provide an image of the PDF that highlights sections).
2. Physics Foundation Formula Copy Maintain One notebook that contains the formulas only, with one-line definition and one example that you have solved. Revise the notebook every Sunday.
3. A Weekly Schedule That Works Monday-Saturday: 6 hours of school, plus five hours of studying on your own (2 bio | 2 Chemistry + 1. Physics) Monday: Complete practice (3 hours) plus an analysis (4 hours) and a weak revision of the chapter.
4. Top books (Only these – not junk) Biology: MTG NCERT in Your Hands Trueman Objective Physics DC Pandey Objective (only completed examples) + The HC Verma Concepts Chemical: Narendra Awasthi (Physical), NCRT + MS Chauhan (Organic), OP Tandon (Inorganic)
5. A 100-Day Biology Mastery Program (Free download on my webpage) Day 1-40: Human Physiology + Plant Physiology Day 41-70: Genetics, Reproduction and Ecology Day 70-100: Complete NCERT revision and 2000 previous year questions

Get started now. The student who will score 690 by 2026 is working in the present, whereas others are “planning to start from tomorrow”.

FAQ – NEET 2026 Beginners

Q1. What if I could pass NEET 2026 in just 1.5 years of training?
Ans – Yes. 42 percent of my students who achieved 650 or more were in class 12. However, starting with Class 11 allows you to enjoy having a sleep schedule of seven hours.

Q2. Do you think coaching is obligatory?
Ans – No. Seven of my top 20 ranking students in 2025 was students who took my online test series.

Q3. When do I need to sign up for the trial series?
Ans – From October 2025. In the meantime, you should focus on the completion of syllabus.

Q4. What are the hours an average Class 11 student be studying daily?
Ans – 8-10 hours per day (including classes). Any more than that will cause burnout in December, when Class 12 is finished.

Are you still confused by your schedule? WhatsApp your routine photos to +91-98705-551122. I’ll correct the issue in about 10 minutes