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Evaluation and doubt-clearing process with  prepnology  for NEET and JEE is a completely new idea, specially the phrase " Prepnology  for NEET and JEE" has probably crossed your mind. Isn't that a novel idea? More specifically the term " Prepnology "? The majority of you who read this blog likely haven't heard of this. Most of you seem to have no idea what " Prepnology  for NEET and JEE" means. Right ? Let's refrain from wasting time by creating further mystery and just explain what the term "Prepnology" means. Prepnology is the term for preparation using artificial intelligence. The two prior blogs, talked about how self-learning is crucial for NEET and JEE preparation as well as how skipping self-learning might affect students' test results. We've also talked about the justifications students give for avoiding self-learning. The top three justifications given by students for avoiding self-learning are as follows: 1. Self-stu

In the previous blog, we discussed the need for self-learning and diagnosis. In this post, we'll examine why NEET and JEE students ignore self-learning and diagnosis. The initial thing that arises in our minds when we discuss exams like NEET and JEE is their level of competition. It's challenging because of the extensive syllabus, negative grading, constrained college seating, and the stress of getting into the institution of one's dreams. The only way to succeed is to prepare by using an additional method. Let's go over why we refer to it as an "Additional method". There are many students who are performing incredibly well and ranking high, despite the fact that NEET and JEE tests are challenging to pass on the first attempt. Additionally, there are instances of students who scored 100 percent. What distinguishes them from the other students and what are they doing differently? We can learn about self-learning by listening to the interviews of the top perform