Hello, everyone. I’m Surya Siddharth. I joined Aakash in ninth for a foundation course for two years and in 11th, medically integrated for two years. My father is a software engineer. My mother is a housewife and I have an elder brother. He’s studying electrical engineering at IIT Madras. Till the eighth standard, I was unclear about whether to take medical or engineering, so I joined Aakash’s two-year foundation course. By the end of then, it became clear that I wanted to pursue a career in medicine. So I joined the 11th and 12th, two-year medical integrated classroom course. My parents wanted me to become a doctor and serve the society. So I decided to take a doctorate as a profession. I choose Aakash by juice because the previous year, need results from Aakash were very impressive. Also, it was one of the best institutes for medical preparation. And also I took advice from my seniors, relatives, and friends, and they told Aakash was very good. So I decided to join Aakash. My preparation strategy was that I was very consistent and determined in my preparation. I attended all classes regularly and took proper notes. In addition to this, I also participated in the various tests conducted. And after each test, I did my error analysis, which helped me to cover my weak areas. In addition to this, NCERT Maps was also provided by Aakash which was a wonderful tool for quick revision. Not only this, but I also participated in the previous year’s papers which helped me brush up on all my concepts.<\/p>\n
I started my journey with Rcast by juice in the ninth standard. And as I wrote, many tests I became familiar with the way questions were asked. And also the material provided by Aakash was in-depth and I could easily understand all concepts. So this increased my performance in school as well as in Aakash. And also whenever I had doubts, I came to the center and asked my doubts to the teachers and they always helped me understand the concept thoroughly with proper explanation.<\/p>\n
The syllabus for both NEET and board exams is the same as NCERT. Therefore, students are advised to study from the NCERT Textbooks thoroughly. Nowadays, indeed, more than 90 % of the questions are coming from NCERT. So while I was reading NCERT, I did not refer to many other sources.<\/p>\n