Preparing for NEET alongside Class 12 Boards can be challenging, as students have to balance their Board syllabus with regular NEET practice, tests and revision. Maintaining consistency across both can make the preparation demanding, especially during the final year.
For Sudeepta from West Bengal, her NEET preparation began with PW’s Arjuna batch after her Class 10 Boards. She continued with PW’s Lakshya batch in Class 12 and secured 680 marks and AIR 293 in NEET 2026 alongside her Boards.
Sudeepta started her NEET preparation as soon as she entered Class 11 after completing her Class 10 Boards. The Arjuna batch became the starting point of her preparation, where she followed different teachers for different subjects.
“Arjuna mein jab main 11th mein aayi 10th boards ke baad tabhi maine Arjuna le liya.”
She followed Ayush Sir for Physics, Pankaj Sir for Organic Chemistry, Sudhanshu Sir for Physical Chemistry and Samapti Ma’am for Zoology. She also followed Yogesh Jain Sir for Organic Chemistry.
“Uske baad maine Physics Ayush Sir se, Organic Chemistry Pankaj Sir se, Physical Chemistry Sudhanshu Sir se aur Zoology Samapti Ma’am se.”
“And Organic Chemistry ke liye maine Yogesh Jain Sir ko bhi follow kiya hai.”
But classes were only one part of her preparation. She regularly appeared for live tests and used her scores to identify where she needed to improve.
“Uske baad main reg live saare test deti thi regular aur test ke basis pe main improvement ki koshish karti, jitna marks aata tha unke basis pe.”
This test-based approach continued as she moved into the next stage of her preparation. With Class 12 ahead, she shifted to the Lakshya batch and carried this consistency forward.
After moving into Class 12, Sudeepta joined Lakshya and began following the batch from the start. Her subject-wise preparation continued with a new set of teachers while regular testing remained part of her routine.
“Uske baad jab 12 mein main aayi tab maine Lakshya batch le liya and starting se maine unko follow karna chalu kar diya.”
She studied Physics with MR Sir, Physical Chemistry with Sudhanshu Sir, Organic Chemistry with Pankaj Sir and Inorganic Chemistry with Mohit Sir. She also continued following Samapti Ma’am for Zoology.
“Then I did my Physics from MR Sir, Physical Chemistry from Sudhanshu Sir, Organic from Pankaj Sir and Inorganic from Mohit Sir.”
“And I also followed Zoology with Samapti Ma’am for Zoology.”
Her preparation also expanded beyond regular classes. She wrote offline tests at Real Test and used the Infinity batch for Khazana along with lectures from different teachers.
“Then I used to write regular offline tests at Real Test.”
“I used the Infinity batch for Khazana and lectures of different teachers.”
With her Class 12 preparation underway, Sudeepta continued balancing her NEET preparation with her Boards. The work she had put into classes, practice and testing would finally be reflected in her NEET result.
Sudeepta appeared for NEET 2026 alongside her Class 12 Boards and secured an impressive 680 marks with All India Rank 293.
“I have secured an All India Rank of 293 with a score of 680 in NEET 2026 with my 12 boards.”
From starting Arjuna after Class 10 to continuing with Lakshya in Class 12, her preparation remained centred around regular learning and testing. The additional resources she used along the way also became part of her preparation routine.
Looking back at her experience, Sudeepta expressed her appreciation for the learning content and resources available through PW.
“I would like to thank PW for this best content, which can be made available at such an affordable price. Thank you.”
For Sudeepta, PW provided the best content to support her NEET preparation, helping her access learning resources throughout her two-year journey.
Her NEET 2026 result marked the culmination of two years of preparation, from her first step into Arjuna in Class 11 to achieving AIR 293 with 680 marks in the final exam.
From joining Arjuna after Class 10 to continuing with Lakshya in Class 12, Sudeepta’s PW journey remained centred on regular classes, testing and continuous improvement. Her preparation culminated in 680 marks and AIR 293 in NEET 2026, alongside her Class 12 Boards. Her journey shows how consistent preparation, regular practice and the right learning resources can come together to create a strong NEET result.