Subject-specific study advice for NEET 2020 that applicants should bear in mind
The NEET exam schedule was recently released by HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, which has given candidates who were concerned about their future in light of the epidemic a great deal of peace of mind.
These are some topic-specific pointers to remember when getting ready for NEET.
Students get an extra week to prepare for the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET), which is required for admission to medical and dentistry programs.
With this announcement, students now have a deadline in mind as they start their last preparations. Students should prioritize and rewrite their assignments on important subjects. Those who are methodical in their approach will benefit from this additional time.
All the information regarding the AIIMS and JIPMER MBBS courses for NEET will be available at NEET, UG. Institutes of National Importance, including AIIMS, JIPMER, and PGIMER, will cease to administer undergraduate entrance exams.
Beginning with the upcoming academy session, NEET will be the sole entrance exam for MBBS and a few other UG medical programs.
Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology) will each have 45 questions, and Biology will have 90 questions. The exam will take three hours to complete and be offered offline many times a year.
NEET 2020: Exam format and grading system
The objective paper pattern for NEET will consist of multiple-choice questions divided into three sections: biology, chemistry, and physics. There are 180 questions in the exam in total.
- Section on Physics: 45 questions
- Section on Chemistry: 45 questions
90 questions make up the biology part (45 in botany and 45 in zoology).
Point system: +4 for every right response and 1 for each incorrect one. A question that is not attempted will not be deducted from your score.
Total: 180 x 4 = 720 points
When preparing for NEET, students should go through their NCERT textbooks thoroughly. To achieve high grades, practice is essential. One should concentrate on reviewing past exam problems and lecture notes.
The subject-specific preparation guidelines for NEET 2020 are listed below.
Physics part of NEET
The hardest area to master is Physics, which demands an in-depth understanding of every subject. There are 45 questions in this area, totaling 180 marks. The most common topics are electronics, mechanics, and electrostatics. Steer clear of challenging subjects and focus on those that you understand well. Make regular revisions to all of the generic physics formulas.
GOC (General Organic Chemistry) and conversion reactions are important topics to study in organic chemistry.
The biology section of NEET
It goes without saying that candidates should focus more on this segment, which consists of 90 questions with a total score of 360. The crucial chapters that require extensive modifications and attention are those on genetics, human physiology, and plant physiology.
One should concentrate on NCERT figures as well, as there are always two figure-based questions in the paper that are taken from the NCERT book.
In conclusion, students will be able to ace the NEET exam with the help of these topic-specific preparation recommendations. Students should regularly practice sample papers and speak with faculty members in order to get a good rank.
One of the most important components of success is time management, which you will develop by regularly practicing the mock exams.
Finally, but just as importantly, you must prioritize the maintenance of both your physical and emotional health. Make sure you eat a balanced diet, get some exercise, and get enough sleep each night. These actions will keep you relaxed and help you think more clearly.
Lastly, keep motivated and loyal to who you are and what you have prepared. Wishing you luck!
NEET 2020 will be held on July 26, 2020.
The NEET exam will be a 3-hour long objective test with 180 questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology).
Each correct answer gets 4 marks, while unanswered questions get no penalty. Incorrect answers get -1 mark. The maximum score is 720.
Mechanics, electrostatics, and electronics are commonly tested areas in Physics. Focus on understanding core concepts and revise general physics formulas regularly.
Genetics, human physiology, and plant physiology are high-weightage chapters in Biology. Additionally, pay attention to NCERT diagrams as questions based on them frequently appear in the exam.
