NEET 2020- Practice Papers (Download), Analysis of Chapterwise weightage and Difficulty level.

NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) 2020 will be conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). The examination will be pen and paper based, with 180 questions, each having four options with one correct answer.

• Total questions: 180.
• Marks of each question: +4 marks.
• Negative marking: -1 marks.
• Total marks: 720
• Subjects: Physics (45 questions: 180 marks); Chemistry (45 questions: 180 marks); Biology (90 questions: 360 marks).

NEET Chapterwise Analysis (2009-19).
Here is an analysis of all the NEET/AIPMT papers from 2009 to 2019. This will help you to take a decision on your priorities for chapters in each subject.

1. Physics Analysis (2009-19): Click here
2. Chemistry Analysis (2009-19): Click here
3. Biology Analysis (2009-19): Click here

Difficulty level of NEET paper.
Here is analysis of two recent papers of NEET (2018 and 2019):

1. Physics

• Difficult- 17 questions (in 2018) and 10 questions (in 2019).
• Moderate- 24 questions (in 2018) and 21 questions (in 2019).
• Easy- 04 questions (in 2018) and 14 questions (in 2019).

2. Chemistry

• Difficult- 11 questions (in 2018) and 08 questions (in 2019).
• Moderate- 21 questions (in 2018) and 24 questions (in 2019).
• Easy- 13 questions (in 2018) and 13 questions (in 2019).

3. Biology

• Difficult- 10 questions (in 2018) and 17 questions (in 2019).
• Moderate- 34 questions (in 2018) and 54 questions (in 2019).
• Easy- 46 questions (in 2018) and 19 questions (in 2019).

NEET 2020 Practice Papers/Mock Test Papers.
Here I have provided some mock test papers (purely based on NEET 2020 pattern), for your practice.

1. Mock Test Paper- 1: Click here
2. Mock Test Paper- 2: Click here 
3. Mock Test Paper- 3: Click here 

NEET 2019- Analysis, Answer Key and Solution

NEET 2019 Exam is over now. The level of paper was moderate, with majority of questions from NCERT syllabus. Physics and Chemistry were easier (but a little tricky) than previous year papers, with majority of theoretical and basic concept based questions. In Biology about 85-90% of questions were directly from NCERT. About 20-30% of questions were repeated questions (from previous years).

Overall paper was easier than 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018. So it is expected that cutoff may rise a little bit.
Still, NEET 2019 examination is to be conducted in Orrissa (dates will be announced), which was postponed due to cyclone Fani.

You might be looking for answer keys for the paper. Here is the answer key and solution for NEET 2019 paper:

Answer Key (P series- P1 to P6): Click to download
Answer Key (Q series- Q1 to Q6): Click to download
Answer Key (R series- R1 to R6):  Click to download
Answer Key (S series- S1 to S6): Click to download
Physics paper solution: Click to download
Chemistry paper solution: Click to download
Biology paper solution: Click to download

Download NEET previous year question papers.

The new year 2019 has started and the countdown to the examination date begins, as NEET examination is on 5th May 2019. So there is only four months left for NEET 2019 examination.

Now it is the time for revision and mock tests. Many students are looking for past year papers to have an idea of the pattern and weightage of questions asked in examination.
Here in this blog, I have provided links to download past year papers (2014-18).

Download AIPMT 2014 question paper: Click here
Download AIPMT 2015 question paper: Click here
Download AIPMT 2015 (retest) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2016 (Phase-1) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2016 (Phase-2) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2017 (Code A/B/C/D) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2017 (Code P/Q/R/S) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2017 (Code W/X/Y/Z) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2018 question paper: Click here

You have to solve these papers in three hours duration, as this is the time you will get in your real examination.

For taking mock tests, you will have to download new sample papers. Here is the link- Download free sample papers for NEET

I hope you have downloaded past year papers. Now practice more and more and score well in NEET 2019 examination.
All the best for your NEET exams!

If you have any questions, please ask it in comments.

Score more in NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER- Know how to improve your organic chemistry.

Organic Chemistry plays a major role in your selection, as this is 40% part of chemistry questions asked in NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER.
In NEET: 17 out of 45 questions comes from organic chemistry.
In AIIMS: 24 out of 60 questions comes from organic chemistry.
In JIPMER: 22 out of 60 questions comes from organic chemistry.

•How to improve organic chemistry?

First of all, believe in yourself, do not make yourself feel low. If you do this, then surely you will feel a great change in yourself.
Start reading class 11th NCERT Chemistry’s Chapter- General Organic Chemistry- line by line along with your class notes. If you are unable to understand any line, clear your doubts immediately from your teachers.
In that chapter lay special emphasis on reaction mechanisms, nucleophile, electrophiles, inductive effect, isomerism and resonance effect.
After that take chapter hydrocarbon from your coaching notes and NCERT, and try to understand (not just cramming) the substitution, elimination and addition reactions as these are the basic principle reactions of organic chemistry. If you understand them, you will not feel difficulty in learning organic reactions and their mechanisms given in Class 12th Chemistry books.
After that, for Class 12th chemistry reactions make a chart and have a look on it before going to bed daily. This will help you memorise those reactions effectively.
But remember, never hesitate in asking doubts, if you compromise with that, you will always do mistakes in conceptual questions (which are asked mostly in NEET). So clear your each and every doubt…
Second thing..
Whenever you finish a topic, revise it regularly, because our brain has limited storage capacity, so revising regularly will help you to keep your concepts in your brain for a long time and will also keep your confidence level up.
One important tip: Do not ignore last three chapters of class 12th chemistry book as these chapters are very important. Every year there are 17 out of 45 questions from organic chemistry and these three chapters contribute 3- 4 questions every year.. You will also not feel difficulty with these chapters as you have read them in Biology and in your day to day life.
If you follow above instructions, you will definitely score good in organic chemistry.

If you want to know good books for organic chemistry, here are some:

1. NCERT at your finger tips by MTG.
2. Errorless chemistry for NEET by Universal Book Depot.
3. Complete NEET guide chemistry by MTG.
4. Elementary problems in organic chemistry for NEET/AIIMS (2018-19) by MS Chouhan

If you want to know about more books for Physics and Biology too, then I have a link for you: Best books for NEET 2019 Preparation.
At last I will say only one thing, just believe in yourself and work hard as I told you..
All the best!!
Hope this article helps you…

Confirmed: NEET 2019 is going to be conducted only once again in offline mode as before.

A bad news for all the PMT aspirants who were going to appear in NEET 2019.
NEET 2019 will be conducted by NTA but not twice a year. It will be again held in offlinemode as before.

Health ministry pointed out some defects in the decision of HRD Ministry and asked to conduct NEET in offline mode as before till 2019.
Following issues were pointed out:
1. Rural students finding it difficult to give computer based test.
2. 16 shifts a year means question bank will get exhausted early and there will be difficulty in preparing new questions always.
3. Lack of computer exam centres for large number of students.

Now on 21st August, NTA has released the official routine for conduct of examinations in 2019, in which NEET is scheduled to be conducted only once and that too in offline pen and paper mode.

NEET 2019 form available: 1st November to 30th November.
NEET 2019 admit card: 15 April
NEET 2019 exam date: 5 May
NEET 2019 result: 5 June.

This is really not a good decision because many coachings and all students have updated their routine and class schedule keeping NTA NEET in mind. Now they will have to again make new strategies and new tensions for them as they were hopeful for selection with NEET being held twice a year.

Now coachings will design new routines and schedule creating confusions for aspirants.
Many students might have joined online test series for NTA NEET. Now they will have to again spend their money for offline tests.
This all happened because of irresponsiblity of our government in taking confirmed decisions at a time; which keeps students tensed and their future ruined.

All we can say is "The NEET drama begins".

Practice More- Download free sample papers for NEET.

Students who are going to appear in NEET examinations, need to practice a lot of questions and give more and more mock tests to get higher ranking in NEET.

Here you will get good quality sample papers to practice for NEET. I have collected this from various websites. So you do not need to search different websites for papers. Get them here at one page!!

 1. Sample paper-1: question-Download   answer-Download

 2. Sample paper-2: question-Download  answer-Download

 3. Sample paper-3: question-Download  answer-Download

4. Sample paper-4: question-Download  answer-Download

5. Sample paper-5: question-Download  answer-Download

Download AIIMS previous year papers:  Get Download link

Download JIPMER previous year papers:  Get Download link


Suggested books for more mock test papers for your practice for NEET:
1. Target NEET 2019 (2012-18 Solved Papers + 10 Mock Papers)
2. Cengage 21 Test Papers for NEET
3. MTG's 10 Very Similar Practice Sets NEET 4. Aim4Aiims NEET Practice Set (15 Papers) Physics/Chemistry/Biology (First Edition 2017)