NEET Exam Analysis

The country's biggest medical entrance exam, NEET UG, will be conducted by the National Testing Agency in offline pen-paper mode.

• The NEET examination will consist of 200 questions, of which only 180 need to be attempted. The allotted time for the examination is 3 hours and 20 minutes.
• The marks will be like last year, with 180 marks for each section, including Botany, Zoology, Physics, and Chemistry. The NEET UG paper will have a total of 720 marks.
• NEET-UG Examination will be held in 543 Indian and 14 cities abroad.
• The examination will be held in 13 languages, including English, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Marathi, Assamese, Gujarati, Tamil, Malayalam, Odiya, Kannada, Punjabi, and Telugu.

1.0NEET 2024 Paper Analysis

According to the feedback received from the students and experts, overall difficulty of the NEET-UG 2024 Examination was easy to moderate. The NEET paper was based on the NCERT syllabus. At that time, the Chemistry paper was crucial in determining the rank. No questions were asked from Ionic Equilibrium in Chemistry, and 5 questions came from Physical Chemistry, which had been added to the syllabus that year. However, not a single question was asked about the topic of Experimental Skills, which had also been added to the syllabus. In Biology, some questions were based on old NCERT, while others were from outside the NCERT syllabus.

2.0Subject-Wise Analysis of the NEET-UG 2024 Examination

NEET 2024 Physics Paper Analysis

• Physics paper was overall tougher than last year. The calculation was difficult for many questions.
• Class-wise, 20 questions were asked from the class 11th syllabus and 30 questions from the class 12th syllabus. Not a single question was asked from the topic Experimental Skills, which was added to the syllabus this year.
• There were 15 questions from Mechanics, 3 from Heat and 2 from SHM and Waves.
• Similarly, 17 questions came from Electrodynamics. Four good-level questions were asked from Optics and nine from Modern Physics and Electronics. Single correct 42, multiple correct 3, one question of assertion and reasoning, two Questions of statement type, and two questions of match the column were asked.

NEET 2024 Chemistry Paper Analysis

• The Chemistry paper was a little tougher than last year's, but the standard was good overall.
• Inorganic Chemistry was somewhat tougher than last year, Physical Chemistry was tougher than last year, and Organic Chemistry remained the same.
• Class-wise, in class 11th, 12 questions were asked from Physical chemistry, 5 from Inorganic Chemistry and 5 from Organic chemistry. From the 12th class syllabus, there were 7 questions on Physical chemistry, 11 on Inorganic Chemistry and 11 on Organic Chemistry. There were 5 questions from Physical Chemistry, which were added to the syllabus this year. No questions were asked from Ionic Equilibrium. There were 5 questions of statement type and 7 questions of match the column.

NEET 2024 Biology Paper Analysis

The level of the Biology paper remained the same as last year, and some questions were asked from the old NCERT syllabus, which included topics like animal tissue and cockroaches. Cockroaches were not included in the updated syllabus of NTA, which was added later, and two questions from it appeared in the paper.

Some questions from the NCERT syllabus were categorized as follows:

Botany:

• 27 questions from Class 11
• 23 questions from Class 12

Zoology:

• 27 questions from Class 11
• 23 questions from Class 12

Question Types:

• 45 single correct type questions
• 13 multiple correct questions
• 2 assertion reasoning questions
• 10 statement type questions
• 30 match-the-column questions

3.0Previous Years NEET Analysis - YouTube Videos

Students can also check the previous year's analysis by visiting ALLEN YouTube channels. Some important links are provided below-

NEET 2024 Paper Analysis by ALLEN

Analysis for Physics:

Analysis for Chemistry:

Analysis for Biology:

NEET 2023 Paper Analysis

NEET 2022 Paper Analysis

NEET 2021 Paper Analysis

Analysis for Physics:

Analysis for Chemistry:

Analysis for Biology: