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From 2019 onwards, NEET is conducted by newly constituted   NTA   ( National Testing Agency ). It was earlier conducted by   CBSE . NEET has now replaced AIPMT, all state level medical entrance exams and those conducted by various private medical colleges. Admission in medical/dental colleges of different states and private institutions offering   MBBS   or   BDS   courses is now done based on NEET merit list. In this post, we will discuss about NEET and its pros and cons in detail.

Every year more than 15 lakh candidates appear in the NEET . But, only a few thousands of them achieve success in this Medical entrance exam. Majority of candidates fail to qualify in this entrance exam. And hence NEET is also regarded as one of the toughest exams in the country. Negative marking is one of the main reasons for the poor performance of candidates in NEET . How to avoid negative marking in NEET ? Let us find the answer to this question.

In NEET , 45 questions are asked in Chemistry which carry 180 marks . Good performance in this subject can actually cement your place in a prestigious Medical College of the country. Undoubtedly, it can be the most scoring subject in Medical Entrance Exams like NEET and AIIMS. In AIIMS , 60 questions are asked from this su bject . Out of 60, 40 questions are of objective type while 20 questions are Assertion-Reason based. With little effort, you can extract maximum marks in Chemistry. How to Prepare Chemistry for NEET? Let us answer this question.

NEET is a common entrance exam through which 15% of MBBS or BDS seats in various Medical/ Dental colleges of India is filled. CBSE conducts this exam every year in the first week of May. In 201 6 , more than 6 Lakh candidates appeared in this exam for approx 3000 MBBS seats in the country. That’s why it is considered one of the toughest exams of India. NEET Question paper consists of 45 question each from Chemistry and Physics and 90 questions of Biology. Let us see, how to prepare Physics for NEET ?