news details |
|
|
| ALLEN to commence SIR course from June 1 | | Excellent opportunity for students appearing in NEET UG-2021 exam | |
EARLY TIMES REPORT
KOTA, May 25: ALLEN Career Institute strives to help the students in all the possible ways to prepare for the exams without any obstacles. Not only this, but the institute is always on the upfront to adopt new methods to fulfill the dreams of students. Under such effort, the ALLEN Selective Interactive Revision (SIR) course is announced for the students who will appear in NEET UG-2021 exam. This course will commence from June 1.
Director Brajesh Maheshwari said ALLEN SIR is India's first unique innovative course. It is an interactive yet rigorous revision course explicitly designed by the Best Result Producing Faculty Team of ALLEN Kota for aspirants to develop examination-specific theoretical and practical knowledge to ace NEET-UG 2021.
Students can take direct admission in this course. To enroll they need to visit www.allen.ac.in/ALLENSIR.
In this 60-day course, students will get Recorded Lectures on Selective Topics from Physics/Chemistry, which are most important and challenging for NEET-UG. Each Lecture of Physics and Chemistry will be 30 to 45 minutes long and will be uploaded for 24 hours on ALLEN YouTube Channel every day.
He said that as the exam time is getting closer and due to the lockdown and other restrictions, studies are getting affected. Given all these circumstances, ALLEN Career Institute once again decided to support the students to prepare for the exam.
In this course, a daily worksheet of 15 to 30 possible questions will be made available, which will consist of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology questions. There will be 120 to 150 minutes of live discussion daily to solve these questions. Also, there will be 4 NEET Pattern part syllabus tests (every 15 days) and 2 full syllabus ALLEN NEET tests. In this test series, the Full syllabus Test Papers will be conducted with Allen Classroom students, which will benchmark the student's performance with India's biggest pool of talented medical aspirants. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
| |
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
