NEET Questions (MCQ) & Chapter wise Weightage

What should we do to get ready for NEET? What are the most crucial considerations? Which carries greater weight? What are the most critical and crucial chapters to understand in-depth? Where can we seek the answers to the key questions? What should you do to prepare for important chapters?

First and foremost, since this is a national test, it is vital to understand the exam. NEET is a highly competitive examination. The following are the main most crucial components to crack: 1. Complete awareness of the concept (syllabus) 2. SPEED i.e Even if you know the answer, if you are unable to respond quickly, you will miss questions. 3. You should be familiar with the pattern, timings, and curriculum.

As a NEET candidate, you must be familiar with the syllabus as well as the types of questions presented in prior years. It is the most significant aspect because even if you have a strong comprehension of the subject, you will not be able to crack neet if you lack practice.

Because NEET is a timed test, you should focus on the areas in which you excel and master them quickly so that you have ample time to think about the subjects in which you lack comprehension and confidence.

For the NEET question, you should solve the previous ten years' NEET papers to obtain a good idea of the kind of questions that are asked.

NEET Subject wise Questions with Solutions

Let's get right to it, subject by subject.

BIOLOGY

It is important to understand that in biology, each unit should be given equal weightage. Why? Most teachers would advise you to focus on a few areas, but let me tell you, it is clear from the NEET Question in 2021 that the weightage may be modulated at any moment.

Students did not give adequate weightage to Biotechnology unit & Ecology till 2019, but as of 2021, it was about 45 percent weightage, which is astounding for just two units.

As a result, we recommend that you grasp every aspect of Biology. Previous years Questions are still relevant.

For the assertion or reasoning question, or match, or true or false, you should always know why the other possibilities are inaccurate.

PHYSICS

You can get by with just NCERT, Exemplary, online question bank.

CHEMISTRY

ORGANIC: Stick to your NCERT, answer all questions.

INORGANIC: Use NCERT again, but also the laboratory manual

PHYSICAL: Make formula sheets, answer as many questions as you can, and definitely finish NCERT.

Example of NEET Questions

What you should know about NEET Questions

Important considerations for NEET questions are:

Questions are simply translated in a language that appears to be tough, i.e. you must master the advanced language.

You should attempt the topic in which you are most confident so that you do not lack confidence in the further questions.

Time management; if you can't master this, you won't be able to compete at the top level.

Make sure you are accessing the official website so that you are aware of any changes made by the NTA.

Match, assertion or reasoning, statement assertion, intellectual and so on are examples of question patterns.

NEET Exam Pattern 2023

1	Total number of questions (mcqs) are 180. Biology will have 90 and Physics % Chemistry 45 each
2	Duration of the exam is 3 hours (180 minutes)
3	Exam mode is offline (pen and paper based)
4	Negative marking is there. 1 mark is deducted for each wrong answer

FAQ's on NEET Questions