NEET Syllabus

The NEET Syllabus is so much so diversified that it cannot be covered in a click of movement. However, competitions have arisen in much more diversified educational fields. The NEET syllabus coverage is not a spoon-feeding by any competitor leading to a hike in competition in such a devastating grade.

National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET) is the entrance test conducted to take up admissions in MBBS, BDS, and other medical treatment courses like BHMS, B.V.Sc, BAMS, BUMS, and AH. The national test agency is the responsible authority to conduct NEET examinations.

This examination is conducted in approximately 150+ countries, covering almost 2500+ examination centers all over the country. This is paper-based examination testing the eligibility of the coming healing hands for one the most trusted and prestigious degree of the medical field.

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NEET Concepts Required

The NEET syllabus comprises of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as the core subjects which are the syllabus of 10th – 10+2 standards. The course seems to be too little for such a huge platform, but it is has got such diversified sub-topics and chapters.

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NEET Pattern

NEET paper is so divided so to help students to attain command on the core subjects initially where physics and chemistry carry 180 marks each and biology holds the 360 marks of it, which is double that of any subject.

In total, the paper carries around 360 marks as per the decision of the National Test Agency. The paper pertains to 180 questions each distributed as per the marks each question carrying four marks.

This is a non-subjective paper that holds more than 1 lakh+ seats across the nation. Thus the weightage of the examination is so high in its altitude that it carries one negative mark for each wrong answer and continues to be a 3 hours paper.

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NEET Syllabus 2020 – NTA Notice

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NEET Language

The diversification of the examination’s conduct is so much so that the question paper can be provided within any of these eleven languages like 

1. Hindi
2. English
3. Marathi
4. Gujarati
5. Urdu
6. Kannada
7. Tamil
8. Bengali
9. Assamese
10. Oriya
11. Telugu

So that no language gives the deserving candidate any bar to practice his/her profession.

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NEET Study Material

There are many applications, online material, electronic books, pdfs made available to the aspiring students willing to give such a kind of examinations due to its vast study culture.

There are journals, daily, weekly magazines in physical as well as non- physical forms made available for the convenience of undergraduates. To pass and qualify such an examination, a lot more focus on a preliminary stage is in the demand.

The NEET syllabus is all covered in the paper mentioned above and non-paper based documents, which are at a constant pace giving a helping hand for such dedicated youth. There is constant and everyday basis revision is required for NEET preparations. Proper mock-test and sample questions must constantly be heading the preparation pointers as per the hard work. Then there is a constant day to day revision is required for NCERT books from day one along with other detailed subject books.

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Top Medical Colleges Accepting NEET

Then there are top colleges for which the pain is lifted and for which the qualification of this examination is made necessary. They are –

1. Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
2. King’s George Medical University, Lucknow
3. Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh
4. Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi
5. Jss Medical College, Mysuru
6. VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi
7. University College Of Medical Sciences, New Delhi
8. Raja Muthiah Medical College, Annamalai Nagar
9. Regional Institute Of Medical Sciences, Imphal
10. Sri Venkateswara Institute Of Medical Sciences, Tirupati.

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