Satyajeet secured 649 marks and Rank 1136 in NEET after continuing his preparation through multiple stages. His association with Physics Wallah began in 2022 with the Arjuna batch, followed by the Lakshya and Yakeen batches.
His preparation changed significantly after an earlier attempt in which he came close to selection. Instead of treating the result as the end of his preparation, Satyajeet analysed his mistakes and increased his focus on test practice and conceptual learning.
Satyajeet began his PW journey in 2022, when he joined the Arjuna batch. He continued his preparation with the Lakshya batch as he progressed through his NEET preparation.
The experience across different stages gave him an opportunity to continue working on his concepts and preparation approach. His journey also included setbacks, particularly when his earlier result brought him close to selection without achieving the outcome he wanted.
Reflecting on his 2024 performance, he said:
“My marks were 649. I was a borderline of selection.”
The result became a point from which he reassessed his preparation rather than stopping his efforts.
After his earlier attempt, Satyajeet focused on identifying the mistakes that had affected his performance. He realised that simply continuing with the same preparation approach would not be enough.
As he explained:
“I realised my mistakes and then gave many tests.”
Test practice therefore became an important part of his next preparation phase. He also joined the Yakeen batch and continued working on the areas he wanted to improve.
Rather than looking at the previous result only as an outcome, Satyajeet used it to examine his preparation and make changes before his next attempt.
One of the key changes in Satyajeet's preparation was his focus on test practice. He attempted many tests and used them to assess his preparation.
Regular tests allowed him to identify questions and concepts where he needed more practice. They also helped him become familiar with solving questions within a limited examination time.
For NEET aspirants, mock tests can serve as an important tool for tracking progress. However, simply attempting tests is not enough. Reviewing incorrect answers and understanding why a question was missed can make the practice more useful.
Satyajeet's journey reflects this approach of combining preparation with continuous evaluation.
Satyajeet also highlighted the role of PW teachers in helping him understand difficult concepts.
According to him, the teachers focused on building conceptual clarity instead of depending on rote memorisation.
He explained, “PW teachers always help in understanding concepts, not rote memorisation.”
For NEET preparation, conceptual understanding can help students approach questions more effectively. Instead of memorising information without understanding it, students can focus on learning the underlying concepts and then applying them while solving questions.
This approach, combined with regular practice, became a part of Satyajeet's preparation.
Looking back at his preparation, Satyajeet's journey highlights the importance of consistency and self-analysis. His association with PW continued across multiple batches, from Arjuna in 2022 to Lakshya and later Yakeen.
His experience can be summarised through a few key elements:
Focus on conceptual understanding rather than rote memorisation.
Analyse mistakes after every examination or test.
Attempt regular NEET mock tests.
Use previous performance to identify areas requiring improvement.
Stay consistent even when the result is close to the expected outcome.
Continue practising and refining the preparation strategy.
Satyajeet's NEET success story, with 649 marks and Rank 1136, reflects how persistence and continuous improvement can shape a student's preparation journey. His experience with PW batches, regular tests, and concept-focused learning became important parts of his path towards selection.
“Finally, I got selected in a very good college,” Satyajeet said, reflecting on the outcome of his preparation.