Welcome to EnterMedSchool’s NEET exam analysis! According to the official news, NEET 2021 will most likely be held on August 1st, 2021. The NEET is a popular single-window entrance exam across India. Every year approximately 16.84 lakhs students compete to be admitted into their dream medical government college in India.
Some frequently asked questions from candidates who give NEET
How long is the NEET exam?
The NEET is exam is three hours
What is the pass mark for NEET exam?
In 2021, the cutoff is estimated to be the 50th percentile. SC/ST/OBS and general-PH are estimated to be 40th and 45th percentile, repectively.
Is NEET a one day exam?
Yes. The NEET exam is a 3-hour exam, and the candidates must answer 180 MCQs during these 3 hours on the same day.
Is 500 a good score in NEET?
Yes. 500 is a good score in the NEET. With this score, you’ll be able to get a seat in a government medical college.
Is 600 a good score in NEET?
A score of 600+ in NEET will allow you to apply to many medical colleges in India. Thus, 600 in NEET is considered a good score.
Can I crack NEET in first attempt?
Yes, you can. 60-70% of students crack the NEET on their first attempt! And there is no reason you won’t be able to do so as well.
NEET – Exam Pattern
The NEET Exam is a 3 hour, offline, paper-pen based exam. The maximum score possible is 720 points. The exam is divided into three main sections – Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. A total of 180 questions are available each carrying 4 marks. Wrong answers take 1 mark off of your score. The chemistry and physics sections have 45 questions each, while the biology section has 90. The language of the exam is provided in English as well as the language of the region. The questions are based on India’s 11th and 12th Syllabus.
NEET percentile
Category
NEET cutoff
General
50th percentile
SC/ST/OBC
40th percentile
General-PwD
45th percentile
SC/ST/OBC-PwD
40th percentile
NEET percentile
NEET 2015 – Paper Analysis
NEET-2015 was conducted by CBSE and was rated average by experts and students. After analyzing, it is eviden that the physics and chemistry sections both were easy while biology was comparatively difficult.
Physics
Topics
Easy
Average
Difficult
% Portion
Mechanics
8
2
1
24%
SHM & Waves
2
1
0
7%
Heat & Thermodynamics
5
1
0
13%
Properties of Matter
2
0
0
5%
Electrodynamics
4
4
3
24%
Modern Physics
6
2
1
20%
Optics
2
1
0
7%
NEET 2015 Physics Section Analysis
Chemistry
Inorganic
5
6
5
36%
Physical
5
6
5
36%
Organic
5
6
2
28%
NEET 2015 Chemistry Section Analysis
Biology
The Living World
2
7
2
12%
Structural Organization in Plant & Animal
2
5
1
9%
Cell: Structure & Function
2
9
0
12%
Plant Physiology
0
5
2
9%
Animal Physiology & Reproduction
4
12
2
20%
Reproduction in Plants
0
3
0
14%
Genetics & Evolution
0
10
3
14%
Biology in human welfare
0
5
0
6%
Biotechnology
0
2
0
2%
Ecology
2
8
2
13%
NEET 2015 Biology Section Analysis
NEET 2016 – Paper Analysis
NEET-2016 was conducted by CBSE and was rated average by experts and students. After analyzing, it was made evident that biology section was easier and chemistry section was average while physics was comparatively more difficult and was more time consuming.
Physics
Topics
Easy
Average
Difficult
% Portion
Mechanics
6
4
1
24%
SHM & Waves
2
2
1
9%
Heat & Thermodynamics
1
4
0
11%
Properties of Matter
0
2
0
4%
Electrodynamics
3
6
2
24%
Modern Physics
2
4
2
18%
Optics
1
3
0
9%
NEET 2016 Physics Section Analysis
Chemistry
Inorganic
4
7
2
28%
Physical
4
9
3
36%
Organic
3
9
4
36%
NEET 2016 Chemistry Section Analysis
Biology
The Living World
6
8
1
17%
Structural Organization in Plant & Animal
5
4
1
11%
Cell: Structure & Function
4
1
2
8%
Plant Physiology
5
1
1
8%
Animal Physiology & Reproduction
9
8
4
23%
Reproduction in Plants
4
1
0
6%
Genetics & Evolution
3
2
2
8%
Biology in human welfare
2
1
0
3%
Biotechnology
3
2
0
6%
Ecology
6
4
0
11%
NEET 2016 Biology Section Analysis
NEET 2017 – Paper Analysis
NEET-2017 was somewhere between “moderate” and “difficult.” While Physics was tough, the biology and chemistry sections were comparatively easier. In addition, it was seen that questions were asked out of the syllabus i.e., out of NCERT which increased the difficulty of the paper.
Physics
Topics
Easy
Average
Difficult
% Portion
Mechanics
3
4
7
31%
SHM & Waves
2
1
0
7%
Heat & Thermodynamics
4
1
1
13%
Properties of Matter
1
0
1
4%
Electrodynamics
3
4
2
20%
Modern Physics
5
2
0
16%
Optics
2
2
0
9%
NEET 2017 Physics Section Analysis
Chemistry
Inorganic
7
6
2
33%
Physical
7
5
5
31%
Organic
4
8
4
36%
NEET 2017 Chemistry Section Analysis
Biology
The Living World
1
6
2
10%
Structural Organization in Plant & Animal
3
5
2
11%
Cell: Structure & Function
1
4
3
9%
Plant Physiology
1
5
2
9%
Animal Physiology & Reproduction
9
8
4
21%
Reproduction in Plants
5
9
5
6%
Genetics & Evolution
0
3
2
12%
Biology in human welfare
2
2
1
6%
Biotechnology
1
2
1
3%
Ecology
5
3
4
13%
NEET 2017 Biology Section Analysis
NEET 2018 – Paper Analysis
NEET-2018 was quite similar to the difficulty level of NEET-2017 exam. Both physics and chemistry were tough and time-consuming because of their long calculation. Biology was tough in comparison to the 2017 biology section however, this time, questions were derived more from NCERT.
Physics
Topics
Easy
Average
Difficult
% Portion
Fluids
0
0
1
2%
Mechanics
5
7
0
27%
SHM & Waves
1
1
0
7%
Heat & Thermodynamics
1
4
1
13%
Electrodynamics
5
3
3
24%
Modern Physics
4
2
1
16%
Optics
4
2
1
16%
NEET 2018 Physics Section Analysis
Chemistry
Inorganic
9
4
2
34%
Physical
7
3
5
33%
Organic
8
5
2
33%
NEET 2018 Chemistry Section Analysis
Biology
Plant Diversity
6
1
0
11%
Plant Morphology
4
3
0
11%
Plant Physiology
1
4
1
10%
Plant Reproduction
9
8
4
21%
Cell Biology
5
9
5
6%
NEET 2018 Biology Section Analysis
NEET 2019 – Paper Analysis
NEET-2019 was first time conducted by National testing agency (NTA) and was considered as the easiest of all previous year (2015-2018) papers because all the questions were NCERT based and conceptual but it was lengthy. The physics section was bit tricky with heavy calculations, whereas the chemistry section was moderate and biology was easy.
Physics
Topics
Easy
Average
Difficult
% Portion
Mechanics
3
4
2
22%
Fluids
1
0
0
1%
SHM & Waves
1
0
0
5%
Heat & Thermodynamics
1
3
2
15%
Electrodynamics
2
3
5
22%
Modern Physics
4
2
1
16%
Optics
4
2
1
12%
NEET 2019 Physics Section Analysis
Chemistry
Inorganic
4
5
3
50%
Physical
5
3
2
30%
Organic
7
5
1
35%
NEET 2019 Chemistry Section Analysis
Biology
Topics
Easy
Medium
Difficult
Total
Plant Diversity
2
5
1
8
Ecology
3
8
0
11
Cell Biology and Cell division
1
4
0
5
Plant Morphology
2
0
0
2
Biomolecule
0
1
0
1
Plant reproduction
3
3
1
5
Plant Physiology
3
3
1
7
Genetics & Biotechnology
9
7
0
15
Plant Anatomy
3
1
0
4
Total
26
31
2
59
NEET 2019 Biology Section Analysis
Zoology
Topics
Easy
Medium
Difficult
Total
Animal Diversity
2
2
1
4
Structural Organisation in Animal
1
0
0
1
Human Physiology
8
6
1
15
Human Reproduction and Reproductive health
3
0
0
3
Origin and Evolution
3
0
0
3
Human Health and Diseases
2
0
1
3
Total
19
8
4
31
NEET 2019 Zoology Section Analysis
NEET 2020 – Paper Analysis
NEET-2020 was again conducted by NTA. This time all the questions were NCERT based. The overall difficulty was moderate: physics was again the toughest section because of the direct, and formulae-based questions. On the other hand, the chemistry section was lengthy but easy. Because of the calculations, there was an equal number of questions from physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry. The biology was elementary, and the questions were taken directly from the NCERT syllabus.
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