Is NCERT Exemplar actually worth doing for NEET, or is it a time sink?
Exemplar questions run harder than the textbook ones. Whether to attempt them depends on the subject and how much time you have left.
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Exemplar questions run harder than the textbook ones. Whether to attempt them depends on the subject and how much time you have left.
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