I would not say that I was fully unprepared.
In my running year I devotedly prepared for neet for 22 days.
After giving my last paper of boards that was P.Ed on 12th April. I came back to delhi on 14th April. On 16th April I gave 1st full syllabus AIATS and that was devastating 260/720. I genuinely lost hope that I could barely score 500 in neet. But somehow my mom motivated me, and I gave my hundred percent. I just had to get above 500 so that I could be above the cutoff of AFMC because in 2016 it’s cutoff was 498. Then the exam day came and I did well according to me. When I matched with aakash and Allen answer key my score was 537 and when the result came it was 541 but that was not nice in that year. AFMC cutoff was 572 and I could not make it. However I was satisfied by my those 22 days preparation. But only thing I regret till date that’s why I wasted my 2 years 11th and 12th. I could have done much better as I was in the best batch of aakash through ANTHE, as my all India rank in ANTHE was 72 so I studied free of cost in aakash in best batch and I also got Rs.8000 as prize money. But even I could not focus on my studies, I got distracted. In starting time I was performing well but then I got dengue which was somehow serious, and 4 months got wasted at home and then I could not keep up with my batch and I fall into the night owl routine, binge watching, playing video games and procrastinating eveything.
Trust me guys you may feel that it’s cool but it’s not cool. You have to be consistent. If you are studying even 4 to 5 hrs daily and you are consistent then you will easily make it. So rather than studying at exam time try to do it on daily basis