One economics graduate. One tea stall in Jahangirpuri. Two hours a day after his shift. This is the story of how twelve first-generation learners cleared NEET — and the exact syllabus schedule you can steal.
I studied economics at Delhi University but ran my father’s tea stall after his stroke. Every evening, three or four school children from the neighbourhood would sit on the plastic chairs pretending to study. I noticed they had textbooks but no one to explain them.
I began by teaching NCERT Class 11 biology for two hours after the evening rush. Free. No fee ever. Two rules only: attendance had to be daily, and one student had to teach the previous day’s lesson to the next batch.
The syllabus I follow is the free NEET syllabus on the NTA website. YouTube channels like Physics Wallah do most of the teaching. My job is to hold attendance, ask questions, and refuse to accept the answer “I didn’t understand.”
Twelve students have cleared NEET across three batches. Two are now in AIIMS. All twelve are first-generation medical students. Not one paid a rupee for coaching.
What I would tell anyone thinking of starting: your credential does not matter. Your consistency does. Two hours a day, six days a week, three years. That is it.