Cracking the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) requires a strategic approach and a deep understanding of the exam pattern. NEET is a highly competitive exam so you should always be one step forward. If you know the pattern inside out, it can make all the difference in achieving success.
Understanding the NEET Pattern
The NEET exam consists of three main subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology). The exam pattern is as follows: Total Questions: 180, Total Marks: 720, Exam Duration: 3 hours, Question Type: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), Marking Scheme: +4 for correct answers, -1 for incorrect answers.
Before 2019, the CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Exams) had been conducting the exam. But from 2019 till now, NTA (NationalTest Agency) has been conducting the NEET Exam. Medical aspirants need to understand that the exam pattern has changed and the quality of the questions.
It's crucial to understand the exam pattern to manage your time effectively and allocate your preparation time wisely. That’s why focus on only NTA-based test series or PYQ for your NEET prep. Familiarize yourself with the exam structure to stay ahead.
Subject-wise Breakdown
Physics and Chemistry have 45 questions each, accounting for 180 marks. Biology has 90 questions, accounting for 360 marks. Understanding the subject-wise distribution is vital for focused preparation.
For Biology and Chemistry preparation, solve NCERT-based questions, as much as you can. NTA asks 100% NCERT-based MCQs for Biology and Chemistry questions.
For Physics, you need to solve NEET-level conceptual questions that the Memoneet Elite Plan can provide you. This plan contains 100% NCERT-based questions for Biology & Chemistry and the NEET-level conceptual questions. NTA uses the concept to ask the Physics questions. So, focus on concepts more than NCERT.
Key Trends and Patterns
NEET often repeats questions from previous years. It’s essential to analyze past papers to help identify recurring patterns. Focus on high-weightage topics like Biology, which accounts for 40% of total marks. Practice only NTA PYQs to increase the chance of repeated questions. Allocate time wisely for each section, completing easier sections first.
Strategies to Crack NEET
To crack NEET, it's important to know the syllabus and focus on key topics. Consistent practice helps you stay familiar with the exam pattern. Analyze past papers to identify patterns and areas of focus. Develop a time-management strategy to maximize your score. Maintain a positive mindset and stay focused during the exam.
Knowing the Syllabus
Understand the NEET syllabus and focus on key topics. Make a list of important chapters and concepts. This helps you stay focused and ensure you cover all essential topics.
Practice Consistently
Do regular practice that will help you stay familiar with the exam pattern. Allocate time each day for practice, using reliable study resources like NCERT textbooks and BTS Study Planner that comes with the 100% NCERT-based test series, the Brahmastra Test Series 2025.
Time Management
Develop a time-management strategy to maximize your score. Allocate time for each section, completing easier sections first. Take breaks and relax to maintain focus. Practice the Neet-Level Mock Test Series to strengthen your time management.
Additional Tips
Focus on weak areas and work on improving them. Join a study group to stay motivated and learn from peers. Consider consulting experienced teachers or mentors for personalized advice.
By understanding the NEET pattern and adopting effective strategies, you can crack the exam with confidence. Remember, consistent practice and a deep understanding of the exam pattern are key to achieving success in NEET.
Understand the NTA Pattern & Accomplish NEET
NEET is a challenging exam, but you can achieve your goals with the right approach. Understand the exam pattern, focus on key topics, and practice consistently. Stay calm, focused, and motivated, and you'll be well on your way to cracking NEET.
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Shahul
CEO and Founder, Memoneet
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