Osone Academy

  There’s always been some debates in academia if coaching centres are indeed a necessity in the society. But in reality, in this competitive global world, coaching centres have become essential rather than luxury. Let’s dive in to the top reasons why they have turned into a necessity. Fierce Competition: I don’t need to stress this point. Everybody in India knows that for every vacancy, be it a college seat or a job, there will be more number of applicants. Entrance exams like NEET , JEE-IIT are no exception. To give you a context, the total vacancies in the colleges in India offering courses like MBBS, BDS, AYUSH, BVSc and AH are around 1.6 Lakh (2021 data). To get into these colleges, the student must clear NEET exam. How many do you think appeared for NEET 2021? Well, it’s 16.1 Lakh students. It is close to 10x time the number of seats available. Roughly,  only 1 in 10 student who wrote the exam could get a seat. In order to overcome this amount of competition, usual appr...

  Osone NEET Academy provides NEET class via both offline and online for MBBS/BDS aspirants. Osone Academy , being more than 26 years in the business, have helped more than 1000 students fulfil their dreams. The NEET coaching we provide is one of the best coaching in the city and our methods are proven to be successful. Students from our institution have secured MBBS seats in government medical colleges. With the approaching NEET exam in 2022, students are preparing hard to crack this exam along with their board exams. Students find it difficult to allocate time for both the classes - NEET as well as board/HSC. Osone helps students manage their time effectively during the exam and the preparation phase.   The Course:   We have designed the courses in a way that every student who aspires to become a doctor can attend and understand the concepts in a better way. We follow and track the learning curve of students and improve their test-taking capability. The study ...

  Percentage: The percentage is the mathematical calculation we use in our day-to-day life. It is the ratio of a number presented out of 100. We usually denote percentage by the symbol “%”.  It indicates the proportionate of a total number. It is easy to use and to understand.   Example: For an instance, if a student scored 415 in five subjects out of 500 then his percentage will be 83%. Percentage values are from 0 to 100. It can be either in decimal or in ratios. The formula for finding the percentage is %age = Value Obtained / Total Value * 100   Percentile: The term Percentage is different from Percentile. Percentile is the calculation to determine how you have performed in comparison to others. It is calculated irrespective of the actual score. In short, it is the comparison between similar values. It can’t be written in the form of ratios or in decimals. Its values lie between 0 to 100 same as in percentage.   Example: For example, if your ...