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 AYUSH All India Quota and Central University Counselling Cut-offs of Top Five Government Medical Colleges of BAMS and BHMS

After the declaration of NEET 2019 results, AACCC (AYUSH Admissions Central Counseling Committee) has successfully completed the Central University Quota Counselling (for all seats) and All India Quota (AIQ) Counselling (for 15% government medical seats) for BAMS and BHMS course in India.

The counselling was held in two rounds- 1st round and 2nd round. After completion of 2nd round, the remaining seats were reverted back to the respective college's state quota.

BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)

The last rank (till 2nd round) to get a BAMS seat in a government medical college was:
General- AIR 45146 ( 507 marks out of 720), who secured a seat in Government Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital, Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu.
OBC- AIR 45352 (506 marks out of 720), who secured a seat in North Eastern Institute of Ayurveda, Shilong
SC- AIR 141279 (388 marks out of 720), who secured a seat in Government Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital, Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu.
ST- AIR 155410 (375 marks out of 720), who secured a seat in Government Ayurved College, Guwahati, Assam.

Here are the cutoffs of Top Five Government Medical Colleges (for BAMS) through All India Quota and Central Unversity Counselling:

1. Faculty of Ayurveda, IMS, BHU, Varanasi.
General (till 2nd round): AIR 18957 (563 marks).
EWS (till 2nd round): AIR 22244 (554 marks)
OBC (till 2nd round): AIR 22865 ( 552 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 107752 (422 marks).
ST (till 2nd round): AIR 117528 (411 marks).

2. National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur.
General (till 2nd round): AIR 23088 (552 marks).
EWS (till 2nd round): AIR 24288 (549 marks).
OBC (till 2nd round): AIR 25714 (546 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 109102 (420 marks).
ST (till 2nd round): AIR 102142 (428 marks).

3. Government Ayurved Medical College, Bangalore
General (till 2nd round): AIR 34793 (526 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 129107 (400 marks).
ST (till 2nd round): AIR 133599 (395 marks).

4. JB Roy State Ayurvedic Medical College, Kolkata
General (till 2nd round): AIR 27059 (542 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 124031 (405 marks).
ST (till 2nd round): AIR 170629 (362 marks).

5. Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbia College, New Delhi.
General (till 2nd round): AIR 26915 (543 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 113993 (415 marks).

BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery)

The last rank to get a BHMS seat in a government medical college was:
General- AIR 76481 (459 marks out of 720), who secured a seat in North Eastern Institute of Homoeopathy, Shillong.
OBC- AIR 77477 (458 marks out of 720), who secured a seat in North Eastern Institute of Homoeopathy, Shillong.
SC- AIR 185544 (350 marks out of 720), who secured a seat in National Institute of Homoeopathy, Salt Lake, Kolkata.
ST- AIR 204455 (336 marks out of 720), who secured a seat in State Dr. Brij Kishore Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh.

Here are the cutoffs of Top Five Government Medical Colleges (for BHMS) through All India Quota and Central Unversity Counselling:

1. Nehru Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Delhi
General (till 2nd round): AIR 26773 (543 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 94205 (437 marks).
ST (till 2nd round): AIR 129335 (400 marks).

2. National Institute of Homeopathy, Kolkata
General (till 2nd round): AIR 50688 (498 marks).
EWS (till 2nd round): AIR 72796 (464 marks).
OBC (till 2nd round): AIR 72465 (465 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 185544 ( 350 marks).
ST (till 2nd round): AIR 202668 (337 marks).

3. JSPS Government Homeopathic College, Hyderabad
General (till 2nd round): AIR 66436 (473 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 156527 (375 marks).
ST (till 2nd round): AIR 157063 (374 marks).

4. Dr. BR Sur Homeopathic Medical College Hospital & Research Centre, New Delhi
General (till 2nd round): AIR 27949 (541 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 96538 (434 marks).
ST (till 2nd round): AIR 96497 (435 marks).

5. State Lal Bahadur Shastri Homoeopathic Medical College, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh
General (till 2nd round): AIR 46204 (505 marks).
SC (till 2nd round): AIR 145446 (384 marks).
ST (till 2nd round): AIR 154429 (376 marks).

Government Medical Colleges in Chhatisgarh- All informations including Seats, Courses, NEET Cut-offs and Annual fees

Chhattisgarh has seven Government Medical Colleges- one AIIMS and six State Medical Colleges. Out of six State colleges only five have been granted permission (except- GMC Ambikapur- debarred in 2017).
These are colleges which have been granted permission by MCI for taking Admission in MBBS courses in 2019:

1. Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon

State: Chhattisgarh
Year established: 2014
University Affiliated: Pt Deendayal Upadhyay Memorial Health Sciences and Ayush University of Chhattisgarh, Raipur
Exams Accepted: NEET UG
Ownership: Government
Courses: MBBS
Seats for MBBS: 100

2. Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Medical College, Raipur

State: Chhattisgarh
Year established: 1968
University Affiliated: Pt Deendayal Upadhyay Memorial Health Sciences and Ayush University of Chhattisgarh, Raipur
Exams Accepted: NEET PG , NEET UG
Courses: 9 (MBBS+PG)
Seats for MBBS: 150

3. Late Bali Ram Kashyap Memorial Government Medical College, Jagdalpur

State: Chhattisgarh
Year established: 2006
University Affiliated: Pt Deendayal Upadhyay Memorial Health Sciences and Ayush University of Chhattisgarh, Raipur
Exams Accepted: NEET UG
Courses: MBBS
Seats for MBBS: 100

4. Late Shri L A M Government Medical College, Raigarh

State: Chhattisgarh
Year established: 2013
University Affiliated: Pt Deendayal Upadhyay Memorial Health Sciences and Ayush University of Chhattisgarh, Raipur
Exams Accepted: NEET UG
Seats for MBBS: 50
Ownership: Government
Courses: MBBS

5. Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bilaspur
State: Chhattisgarh
Year established: 2001
University Affiliated: Pt Deendayal Upadhyay Memorial Health Sciences and Ayush University of Chhattisgarh, Raipur
Seats for MBBS: 150
Courses: 4 (MBBS+PG)
Exams Accepted: NEET UG, NEET PG
Ownership: Government

NEET All India Quota Cut-offs (2017)

1. Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon
UR(Rank)- 7976
UR (Marks)- 564
SC (Rank)- 42560
SC (Marks)- 462
ST (Rank)- 68757
ST (Marks)- 416

2. Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Medical College, Raipur
UR(Rank)- 6145
UR (Marks)- 575
SC (Rank)- 31744
SC (Marks)- 486
ST (Rank)- 28973
ST (Marks)- 493

3. Late Bali Ram Kashyap Memorial Government Medical College, Jagdalpur
UR(Rank)- 7799
UR (Marks)- 565
SC (Rank)- 47788
SC (Marks)- 452
ST (Rank)- 46606
ST (Marks)- 454

4. Late Shri L A M Government Medical College, Raigarh
UR(Rank)- 7494
UR (Marks)- 567
SC (Rank)- 46397
SC (Marks)- 454
ST (Rank)- 66229
ST (Marks)- 420

5. Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bilaspur
UR(Rank)- 7389
UR (Marks)- 565
SC (Rank)- 46256
SC (Marks)- 455
ST (Rank)- 63289
ST (Marks)- 425

NEET State Quota Cut-offs (2017)

1. Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon
UR(Rank)- 42266
UR (Marks)- 463
OBC (Rank)- 39367
OBC (Marks)- 469
SC (Rank)- 113276
SC (Marks)- 358
ST (Rank)- 217978
ST (Marks)- 267

2. Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Medical College, Raipur
UR(Rank)- 16901
UR (Marks)- 528
OBC (Rank)- 20024
OBC (Marks)- 518
SC (Rank)- 60815
SC (Marks)- 428
ST (Rank)- 143115
ST (Marks)- 327

3. Late Bali Ram Kashyap Memorial Government Medical College, Jagdalpur
UR(Rank)- 36680
UR (Marks)- 474
OBC (Rank)- 32625
OBC (Marks)- 484
SC (Rank)- 92959
SC (Marks)- 382
ST (Rank)- 206276
ST (Marks)- 275

4. Late Shri L A M Government Medical College, Raigarh
UR(Rank)- 41214
UR (Marks)- 465
OBC (Rank)- 35294
OBC (Marks)- 477
SC (Rank)- 113694
SC (Marks)- 358
ST (Rank)- 220515
ST (Marks)- 266

5. Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bilaspur
UR(Rank)- 28248
UR (Marks)- 495
OBC (Rank)- 26709
OBC (Marks)- 499
SC (Rank)- 80901
SC (Marks)- 398
ST (Rank)- 179843
ST (Marks)- 295

Note: I don't have 2018 counselling data, whenever I will get it, I will update my article.

Annual Fees for MBBS course:

1. Government Medical College, Rajnandgaon- Rs. 34500/year

2. Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Medical College, Raipur- Rs. 45500/year

3. Late Bali Ram Kashyap Memorial Government Medical College, Jagdalpur- Rs. 34500/year

4. Late Shri L A M Government Medical College, Raigarh- Rs. 50000/year

5. Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bilaspur- Rs. 34500/year

NEET Analysis- Paper pattern, Difficulty level, Chapterwise weightage and repeated questions

NEET 2019 will be conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA) on 5th May 2019.
Examination will be offline pen and paper test. It will be of three hours duration, starting from 2.00 pm and ending on 5.00 pm.

Paper pattern

Paper will contain 180 questions from Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Biology will contain 90 questions (45 Zoology and 45 Botany) and Physics and Chemistry will contain 45 questions each.
Questions will be MCQ type with single correct answer. Right answer will reward you with +4 marks and wrong answer will cause a negative marking of -1 marks (25% penalty).
80% questions will come from syllabus of NCERT Books of Physics, Chemistry and Biology, taught in 11th and 12th class. So commanding NCERT is a must and you will have to read it as a holy book for sure success in NEET.

An analysis of difficulty level and Chapterwise weightage is given below:
(Note: The following analysis is done by looking at all the papers from 2008 to 2018. Please do not relate it with a particular year paper.)

Difficulty level

Difficulty level of NEET paper is overall moderate. Difficulty wise distribution of questions:
● 10% questions (about 18 out of 180) are difficult.
● 35% questions (about 63 out of 180) are moderate.
● 55% questions (about 99 out of 180) are easy.
About 70 questions in Biology are of easy level.

Chapterwise weightage of Physics

1. Error, Unit and Dimensions- 1 question
2. Kinematics- 2 questions
3. Newton's law of motion- 1 or 2 questions
4. Work, power and energy- 3 questions
5. Rotational dynamics- 3 questions
6. Gravitation- 2 questions
7. Elasticity and Fluid Mechanics- 2 questions
8. Thermal properties of Matter- 2 questions
9. Thermodynamics and KTG- 3 questions
10. SHM and Waves- 3 questions
11. Electrostatics- 2 questions
12. Current Electricity- 2 questions
13. Magnetism- 5 questions
14. EMI and AC- 2 questions
15. EM waves- 1 question
16. Optics- 3 or 4 questions
17. Modern Physics- 4 questions
18. Semiconductor Electronics- 2 questions

(Now according to new changes by MCI, no any questions will be asked from Fluid Mechanics and KTG)

Chapterwise weightage of Chemistry

1. Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry- 1 question
2. Atomic structure- 2 questions
3. Periodicity in properties and classification of elements- 1 question
4. Chemical Bonding- 3 questions
5. States of Matter- 0 or 1 question
6. Themochemistry- 1 or 2 questions
7. Equilibrium- 2 or 3 questions
8. Redox reaction- 1 question
9. Hydrogen- 0 or 1 question
10. s- block- 1 question
11. p- block (group 13 to 18)- 3 questions
12. General Organic Chemistry- 4 questions
13. Hydrocarbon- 2 questions
14. Environmental Chemistry- 0 or 1 question
15. Solid State- 1 or 2 question
16. Solutions- 2 questions
17. Electrochemistry- 2 questions
18. Chemical Kinetics-  2 questions
19. Surface Chemistry- 1 question
20. Extraction of metals (Metallurgy)- 1 question
21. d and f block- 3 questions
22. Coordination compounds- 2 or 3 questions
23. Haloalkanes to Amines- 6 questions
24. Biomolecules- 2 questions
25. Polymers- 1 question
26. Chemistry in Everyday Life- 1 question

Chapterwise weightage of Biology

1. Living world- 1 question
2. Biological Classification- 2 questions
3. Plant Kingdom- 3 questions
4. Animal Kingdom- 3 questions
5. Morphology of Flowering plants- 4 questions
6. Anatomy of flowering plants- 2 questions
7. Structural organisation in Animals- 1 or 2 questions
8. Cell: The Unit of Life- 5 or 6 questions
9. Biomolecules- 1 or 2 questions
10. Cell cycle and cell division- 2 questions
11. Transport in plants- 2 questions
12. Mineral Nutrition- 1 question
13. Photosynthesis in Plants- 1 or 2 questions
14. Respiration in Plants- 1 or 2 questions
15. Plant Growth and development- 2 questions
16. Digestion and Absorption- 2 questions
17. Breathing and Exchange of gases- 1 question
18. Body Fluids and Circulation- 3 questions
19. Excretory Products and their elimination- 1 questions
20. Locomotion and Movement- 2 questions
21. Neural Control and Coordination- 2 questions
22. Chemical Coordination and Integration- 2 questions
23. Reproduction in organisms- 1 question
24. Sexual Reproduction in flowering plants- 5 questions
25. Human Reproduction- 4 questions
26. Reproductive Health- 2 questions
27. Principles of Inheritance and Variation- 5 questions
28. Molecular Basis of Inheritance- 3 questions
29. Evolution- 3 questions
30. Human Health and Disease- 3 questions
31. Strategies for enhancement in food production- 2 questions
32. Microbes in Human Welfare- 1 question
33. Biotechnology and its Applications- 3 questions
34. Organisms and Population- 1 or 2 questions
35. Ecosystem- 4 or 5 questions
36. Biodiversity and Conservation- 2 or 3 questions
37. Environmental Issues- 3 or 4 questions

So you can see, in Physics, 22 questions come from 11th syllabus and 23 questions come from 12th syllabus.
In Chemistry, 23 questions come from 11th syllabus and 22 questions come from 12th syllabus.
In Biology, 46 questions comes from 11th syllabus and 44 questions comes from 12th syllabus.
So overall, 91 questions (50.5% part) come from 11th syllabus and 89 questions (49.5% part) come from 12th syllabus.
So 11th is very important for NEET and you will have to revise it regularly along with your 12th syllabus.

Repeated questions

● In Biology, about 40% questions are repeated (not exactly, but in some modified form) questions of past year NEET/AIIMS/State-PMTs papers.
● In Physics, about 30% questions are repeated (not exactly, but in some modified form) questions of past year NEET/AIIMS/JEE-Main/State-PMTs papers.
● In Chemistry, about 35% questions are repeated (not exactly, but in some modified form) questions of past year NEET/AIIMS/JEE-Main/State-PMTs papers.

So solving past 10 years questions of NEET/AIIMS/JEE-Main/State-PMTs papers is very important.

I hope this article will be helpful for you. If you still have any queries, please ask it in comments.