Sarthak Bhat's Ultimate Topping Strategy

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Sarthak Bhat's Ultimate Topping Strategy



If you are a focused NEET aspirant, I'm quite certain you know the the topper Sarthak Bhat. His unique preparation strategy will be discussed elaborately. Sounds interesting? Hop right into it.

Hello readers, Dhruv this side.


Daily Motivation - "If people don't laugh at                                         your dream, your                                                   dream is not big                                                       enough."

I'm currently a class 12th student preparing for NEET and the board exams too ofc. I am not too great in studies. I got 95.6% in Class 10th and got few Olympiad medals...

This Corona situation has changed what "Normal" was few months back. Stuck in quarantine, We students hace faced a serious challenge. Challenge that are we ready to utilize this Gold-mine of time or Wasting it for watching couple of Netflix shows.

This is the Part-3 of Topper's Recipe Label and today's analysis is an interesting one.
Its on Sarthak Bhat - AIR 6 in NEET. And his strategy is quite fascinating (to me at least, lol).



Sarthak Bhat's Ultimate Topping Strategy




Sarthak Bhat's Unique strategy



The Early start-off Mega-Plan


(1)Start the preparations as soon as possible -

 The sooner the better. What Sarthak did was He started 11th class tuitions (Aakash institute) while he actually was in Class 10th in his school. An important point to be noted is that He had completed his Class 10th portion in 9th standard itself. 


(2) Get a hobby  -

 Did you know Sarthak was a national level Badminton player?
He used to play it to get his mind off studying. For example - I like to play Tabla (and nowadays writing this blog). He actually emphasizes on it. He said multiple times that He wasn't a born topper but was sincere towards studies.

(3)Getting the Exposure -

 Sarthak started his 12th class tuitions when he was actually in Class 11th. If you notice now, He has one Extra year ahead of him when he actually gets in his Class 12th. He saw the experience of his tution-mates (who were one year older than him) that how stressed they were at the end of their 12th standard. He experienced what mistakes they make and learn from it.
In the last year, He enrolled himself in the 12th standard batch in the tuitions again. Now his only Focus was to improve on his weaknesses.

(4)Give tons of tests -

 In many of his YouTube interview, he told that he gave around 150+ tests (online and offline combined). All the mistakes done in the paper were solved and corrected by him earlier. By this his knowledge grew dynamic. Sarthak actually enrolled himself in both Aakash and Allen Test Series. And on some days he gave 3-4 tests a day. 

(5) Baby-Step ladder- 

Sarthak Bhat revealed frankly that He used to score around 400-500 in first two years of his preparation. It was in his last year that he began to accelerate in terms of his marks. It is emphasized by him that he has also scored below 300 in some tests, that indicates us not to get disheartened if we score less in few tests.

  • Bonus tip - Phone , if used in control, can actually help you boost your performance.

Thats it for this one guys.

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