NEET Preparation 2026: Check Tips from Toppers & Experts

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NEET 2026 Preparation: The NTA will conduct the NEET UG 2026 exam on May 3, 2026. Aspirants who want to appear for the exam must prepare themselves as the exam is just a few months away. Only 75 days are left for NEET 2026. If you prepare strategically, then cracking the exam with high scores becomes easier. Students often raise queries on how to prepare for NEET, when to start preparation, what are the best books, how to cover the syllabus and other related doubts. This page addresses the concerns of students on NEET preparation tips and strategies.

The NEET 2026 will be held for admissions to undergraduate medical courses. It is important to clear the exam to participate in the admission process. Hence, candidates should have a good preparation strategy to clear the exam. Students must understand the NEET 2026 syllabus and know the important topics. It is also crucial to refer to the right set of NEET books, study materials, mock test and question papers. Students can easily crack NEET 2026 in first attempt by using the right materials and having the will to attain the goals.

Read further to know about the NEET exam preparation strategy along with the expert tips and toppers' strategy.

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Table of contents

How to Prepare for NEET 2026?
NEET Preparation Tips 2026 For Class 11 & 12 Students & Droppers
How to Study for NEET Syllabus?
NEET 2026 Preparation: Mock Test Questions and Solutions
NEET 2026 Preparation Strategy: Month-wise
NEET UG Preparation 2026: Getting a good score in Exam
NEET Topic-wise Questions
FAQs Regarding NEET 2026 Preparation

How to Prepare for NEET 2026?

Students need to cover all the topics of the syllabus to clear the NEET 2026. The NEET UG exam contains questions from Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The Biology subject is further divided into Botany and Zoology. Every subject needs a different approach. Preparing for the NEET requires discipline, study plan, practice and revision. Have a look at the NEET 2026 preparation stratgey below-

How to Prepare for NEET 2026?

To prepare for the NEET subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Biology, the tips and strategies are shared below-

Complete the NEET syllabus: The first and foremost step is to complete the syllabus. This will give you an idea of the overall volume of coverage to be done and the level of difficulty. While you may have already covered some topics as per your school curriculum or Board exam syllabus, a comprehensive study will give you further clarity on chalking out the preparation strategy.
Understand the NEET Exam Pattern: Now that you have completed the NEET syllabus, it is important to understand the NEET exam pattern. Since the pattern has changed this year, you should understand the section-wise weightages, timing and duration, etc.
Identify your strengths and weaknesses: After completing the preparation, you are advised to take a preliminary mock test to identify your preparation level. Based on that, you can identify your strong and weak areas. You should spend more time improving the weak areas, and if, after multiple attempts, you are unable to improve, then you may omit those topics. Concentrate on your strong suits and those areas which have scope for improvement.
Get the right books and study materials: Solve worksheets or practice questions after completing each chapter. Take sectional mock tests to check your preparation level.
Take subject-wise mock tests: After completing the preparation for each subject, the best way to check the preparation level is by taking sectional mock tests. A good NEET mock test strategy helps assess your preparation level and help plan the further strategy. After taking the mock tests, ensure that it is checked by your teachers and a proper analysis is given on them.
Solve past years' NEET question papers: Solving past NEET question papers will give exposure to candidates about the question types and topics covered. Hence, it is one of the golden rules of preparation.
Effective Time Management: Now that you have identified the different methods of preparation or approaches to follow, it is important to manage time properly. Create a timetable including your daily routine and study timing for each subject, revision, practice, etc.

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Commonly asked questions

Q: Which section is difficult to prepare in NEET exam?

The NEET exam contains questions from Physics, Chemistry and Biology. As per the analysis of NEET question papers and feedback shared by candidates, the NEET Physics section as the difficult among the three.

Q: How much time is sufficient for NEET preparation?

The time for NEET preparation varies on factors like capacity of individual, hours of study per day, etc. Students should keep aside minimum five to six months for the NEET UG exam preparation. Candidates must keep a month prior to the exam for revision.

Which is the most repeated question in NEET Biology?

There are various topics or questions which have been repeated the most in NEET Biology section. Have a look at the NEET Biology most repeated questions in past few years below-

Respiratory system
Digestive enzymes & hormones
Sliding filaments theory
Mendelian crosses
Genetic disorders (Turner, Down, Klinefelter)
Photosynthesis
Food chains and ecological pyramids
Cell organelles and functions

NEET Preparation Tips 2026 For Class 11 & 12 Students & Droppers

Students start the NEET exam preparation at different stages. Some start their preparation early while they are in Class 11, while others focus on the Class 12 board exam first. The preparation strategy for all these levels is different. Students often ask the question, 'When to start NEET preparation?' As there is no particular answer to this, students should decide this on their own, depending on their calibre and priorities. Know more about the strategy for the respective levels below.

How to Prepare for NEET During Class 11?

A majority of candidates start their NEET preparation in Class 11. At this stage, when students are just starting the preparation, they should try to get an in-depth knowledge of the exam by going through the NEET UG syllabus, exam pattern and the past year's question papers. Since they have to attend school also, they should divide their time accordingly to balance both school studies and activities and NEET preparation.

Also, this is the right stage to join a NEET coaching institute or enrol on the NEET test series to get expert guidance and also test their preparation level, which will help them to decide the future course of action. At this stage, it is advised that aspirants refer to their school textbooks or NCERT books. Hoarding a lot of books and study materials will only increase their confusion. After going through the NEET UG syllabus, students should identify their strengths and weaknesses and work accordingly. Make preparation and revision notes for NEET and go through those regularly to brush up on the completed areas.

How to Prepare for NEET During Class 12?

Class 12 is a crucial year for students as they have to appear for the Board exam. Hence, this year is all about balancing between the two. While there are common subjects, Physics, Chemistry and Biology, students have to appear for additional subjects as well, like language, mathematics, etc. Class 12 students are advised to make a routine and stick to it. The timetable should have clear demarcations for the Board exam and NEET preparation hours.

Also, since the NEET exam is scheduled a few months after the Board exam, students are advised to primarily focus on their Board exams, while not compromising on the NEET 2026 preparation as well. Assuming that candidates have completed the NEET syllabus and initial revision, it is time to focus on solving past question papers and taking regular NEET mock tests. For additional revision and clearing concepts, students should also refer to NEET preparation books, which are widely referred to by other NEET aspirants.

NEET Preparation Tips for Droppers

Droppers or repeaters have the advantage of having the experience of appearing for the NEET exam. Since they have already taken the exam once, they have a broad idea of the NEET exam pattern and structure. The most important thing for droppers is to understand where they went wrong in the last attempt. Also, it is time to introspect the previous preparation strategy.

Commonly asked questions

Q: What is the total score in NEET exam?

The NEET UG exam carries 720 scores. There are 180 questions compositely from Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The exam has negative marking for wrong answers. One mark is deducted for each incorrect answer.

Q: Which chapters carry a high weightage in NEET Physics syllabus?

The chapters carrying high weightage in the NEET Physics syllabus are as follows:

Thermodynamcs
Current Electricity
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter
Electromagnetic Waves
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits

The following table brings the chapter-wise weightage of NEET Physics syllabus based on previous year's analysis.

Name of the chapter	Number of questions asked (Approx.)	Weightage in percent
Alternating current	1	4
Atoms	0-1	1.5
Current electricity	2	8
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter	2	6
Electric Charges and Fields	1	4.5
Electromagnetic induction	1	4
Electromagnetic waves	1	5
Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance	1	4.5
Gravitation	0-1	2
Kinetic theory	1	3
Laws of Motion	1	3
Magnetism and Matter	1	2.5
Mechanical Properties of Fluids	0-1	2
Mechanical Properties of Solids	0-1	2
Motion in a Plane	0-1	1.5
Motion in a Straight Line	0-1	1.5
Moving Charges and Magnetism	1	2.5
Nuclei	0-1	1.5
Oscillations	0-1	1.5
Physical World, Units and Measurements	0-1	2
Ray optics and optical instruments	1	5
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits	2	6
System of Particles and Rotational Motion	1	5
Thermal Properties of Matter	0-1	2
Thermodynamics	2	9
Wave optics	1	5
Waves	0-1	1.5
Work, Energy and Power	1	4
Total	45	100

Also Read: NEET Physics Syllabus with Chapter-wise Weightage

Q: How do I prepare for NEET in 5 months?

1. Go through your entire 11th and 12th-grade syllabus multiple times. 2. Establish a good schedule and attitude. 3. You are prepared to work hard for the next coming months. 4. Allowing 4 -5 hours of sitting every day and increasing it to 10 -12 hrs on day. 5. Study in accordance with the scoring system. Concentrating on the positives. 6. Cover your weak topics first as at the end times you will not be able to give time to those topics. 7. Focusing on the topics you have strong hold at the end months. 8. NCERT should be your holy book, revise it multiple times, especially Biology.

How to Study for NEET Syllabus?

Due to the vastness of the NEET syllabus, many students struggle to complete it before the examination. The most important tip for candidates wanting to finish the NEET syllabus is to make a timetable. Only organised and disciplined studies can help complete the syllabus. Since the syllabus of NEET is the same as that of Class 11 and Class 12, students need not make extra effort in terms of syllabus completion. One must understand the NEET subject-wise weightage to decide which chapters to cover first and which ones to leave out in case they are not well-versed in that particular topic.

Saurabh Kumar, Chief Academic Officer, Vidyamandir Classes, says, "Make sure that the complete syllabus is covered in the first three months, which includes portions from both Class 11 and 12. Since aspirants might be fresh with the Class 12 portion of the NEET syllabus, the initial time should cover the Class 11 portion to rewind things. And most importantly, do not opt to study new topics/ concepts at the last moment." He also adds, "Though the Biology portion (Zoology and Botany) may be a bit easier in comparison to Physics, which has a higher number of theoretical and numerical questions. Biology students need to focus and practice more in the Physics section."

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Commonly asked questions

Q: What is the NEET syllabus for 2026?

The NEET syllabus 2026 has been released by the NTA and NMC for Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Here is the syllabus for NEET UG 2026 exam below-

Physics	Chemistry	Biology
Physics and Measurement	Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry	Diversity of Living Organisms
Kinematics	Structure of Atom	Structural Organization in Plants & Animals
Laws of Motion	Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties	Cell Structure and Function
Work, Energy, and Power	Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure	Plant Physiology
Rotational Motion	States of Matter: Gases and Liquids	Human Physiology
Gravitation	Thermodynamics	Reproduction
Properties of Solids and Liquids	Equilibrium	Genetics & Evolution
Thermodynamics	Redox Reactions	Biology and Human Welfare
Kinetic Theory of Gases	Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties	Biotechnology and its Applications
Oscillation and Waves	P-Block Elements	Ecology and Environment
Electrostatics	D- and F-Block Elements
Current Electricity	Coordination Compounds
Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism	Purification and Characterisation of Organic Compounds
Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents	Some Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry
Electromagnetic Waves	Hydrocarbons
Optics	Organic Compounds Containing Halogens
Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation	Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen
Atoms and Nuclei	Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen
Electronic Devices	Biomolecules
Experimental Skills	Principles Related to Practical Chemistry

Q: Can NEET questions be out of the syllabus?

The chance of a NEET question coming out of syllabus is low. As per the previous years' analysis, the questions were within the NEET syllabus only and the topics or chapters were evenly distributed. In case candidates encounter any question which is out of the syllabus, they must report it to the invigilator. In case test-takers know the answer and is sure of the accuracy, then they can attempt the question. Otherwise, they should leave the question unattempted. If it is proved that the question is out of NEET 2024 syllabus, NTA would cancel the question and award full marks to the candidates.

View Syllabus

NEET 2026 Preparation: Mock Test Questions and Solutions

Students can take the NEET mock test developed by Shiksha.com. After solving the questions, candidates can also check the detailed solutions and answer keys as well. The NEET mock test PDF for questions and solutions and answer keys can be downloaded below. Prior to that, here are some sample NEET mock test questions. for students' practice purposes.

Q1. Identify the vector quantity among the following: (1) Distance (2) Heat (3) Angular momentum (4) Energy

A. (3)

Q2. A coil has resistance of 30 ohm and inductive reactance 20 ohm at 50 Hz frequency. If an ac source of 200 V, 100 Hz is connected across the coil, current in coil will be (1) 2 A (2) 4 A (3) 5 A (4) 6 A

A. (2)

Q3. van der Waals constant (a) for the gases A, B, C and D are 1.25, 3.29, 4.28 and 0.244 respectively. The gas which is most easily liquefied is (1) A (2) B (3) C (4) D

A. (3)

Q4. Purine base among the following is (1) Cytosine (2) Guanine (3) Thymine (4) Uracil

A. (2)

Q5. Which of the following taxonomic category is represented by Solanum in the scientific name Solanum tuberosum? (1) Family (2) Genus (3) Order (4) Division

A. (2)

Q6. Which of the following is a commercial blood cholesterol-lowering agent? (1) Cyclosporin A (2) Statin (3) Amylase (4) Streptokinase

A. (2)

Q7. Two balls are thrown vertically upward simultaneously. While they are in air, the acceleration of their centre of mass (1) Depends on the masses of the balls (2) Depends on volume of the balls (3) Depends on the speed of the balls (4) Is equal to acceleration due to gravity

A. (4)

Q8. Maximum number of electrons present in p subshell is (1) 2 (2) 6 (3) 10 (4) 5

A. (2)

Q9. The bulbil of Agave represents: (1) Reduced disc shaped stem inside the bulb (2) Vegetative propagule (3) Leaf bud (4) Modified underground bud

A. (2)

Q10. Proboscis gland is an excretory organ for (1) Echinus (2) Pheretima (3) Balanoglossus (4) Rana

A. (3)

Download Complete NEET Mock Test and Answer Keys from the table below.

NEET Mock Test Question Paper	NEET Mock Test Answer Keys
Download Mock Test - 1	Download Mock Test Answer Keys and Solutions - 1
Download Mock Test - 2	Download Mock Test Answer Keys and Solutions - 2
Download Mock Test - 3	Download Mock Test Answer Keys and Solutions - 3
Download Mock Test - 4	Download Mock Test Answer Keys and Solutions - 4

Best Books for NEET Preparations

There is an abundance of NEET books. Hence picking the right book might seem like a task. Candidates must take the advice of their mentors before choosing the books for NEET preparation. Books suggested by both, experts and toppers, have been listed in the table. To know the complete list of books, click on the links given below.

Physics

Chemistry

Biology

Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma
Physics for NEET by C.P. Singh
Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick, and Walker
Objective Physics By DC Pandey
Fundamental Physics by Pradeep

Objective Chemistry by R.K. Gupta
Physical Chemistry by O.P. Tandon
Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee
Boyd for Organic Chemistry
ABC of Chemistry for Classes 11 and 12 by Modern

Practice books

M.S Chauhan for Organic
V.K Jaiswal for Inorganic
N. Awasthi for Physical

40 Days Biology for NEET by S. Chakravarty
GR Bathla publications for Biology
Pradeep’s Publication Biology
Trueman’s Objective Biology for NEET by M.P Tyagi
Objective Biology by Dinesh

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Commonly asked questions

Q: What is the ideal time and method to take NEET mock tests?

Candidates must ensure that they take the NEET mock test in a proctored manner within a simulated environment. Hence, ideally students should take mock test in the exam timing, from 2 PM to 5 PM, without any break. This would help them get adjusted to the exam taking environment. Moreover, the test should be taken without any break. It must also be ensured that they take the test in a quite environment either alone or with a group of fellow NEET aspirants. Creating a simulated test-taking experience is important. While a number of students take the NEET mock tests at coaching institutes, some prefer to take it at their home. Irrespective of the location, the above factors must be followed to get the best out of the NEET mock test.

Q: What should I do if I get a low score in NEET mock test or after solving previous years' NEET question papers?

Sometimes due to lack of conceptual understanding, or silly mistakes students tend to choose the wrong option as answer which results in the low scores. Students who get low score in NEET mock tests or question papers should identify the problem or weak areas and work on them for improvement.

Q: What is the Chemistry syllabus for NEET?

The NEET Chemistry syllabus is segragated into Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry chapters. The units covered in these three areas are given below.

Physical Chemistry

Unit I: Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

Unit II: Atomic Structure

Unit III: Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure

Unit IV: Chemical Thermodynamics

Unit V: Solutions

Unit VI: Equilibrium

Unit VII: Redox Reactions and Electrochemistry

Unit VIII: Chemical Kinetics

Inorganic Chemistry

Unit IX: Classification in Elements and Periodicity in Properties

Unit X: p-Block Elements

Unit XI: d and f Block Elements

Unit XII: Coordination Compounds

Organic Chemistry

Unit XIII: Purification and Charactisation of Organic Compounds

Unit XIV: Some Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry

Unit XV: Hydrocarbons

Unit XVI: Organic Compounds Containing Halogens

Unit XVII: Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

Unit XIX: Biomolecules

Unit XX: Principles Related to Practical Chemistry

Also Read: NEET Chemistry Syllabus With Chapter-wise Weightage

NEET 2026 Preparation Strategy: Month-wise

The NEET preparation strategy varies from month to month. This section brings the month-wise preparation tips for the NEET 2026 exam.

NEET Preparation Strategy for Four Months

When students are in the four-month stage, sticking to the topics in the NEET syllabus will be beneficial. Also, they should focus on completing the syllabus from the NCERT before moving to the other reference material.

Also Read: How to prepare for NEET in 4 months

How to Prepare for NEET in Three Months?

Make the final list of books and resources in this stage. Complete the NEET syllabus and start taking full-length mock tests by now. If you are starting NEET preparation now, follow a disciplined approach to succeed.

Also Read: How to prepare for NEET in 3 months

How To Prepare for NEET in Two Months?

Two months before NEET is a critical juncture in the preparation stage. As one approaches the exam, one should be prepared with a completed NEET syllabus and focus more on practice and revision. On the other hand, there is still some time left to cover up the areas. At this stage, one should focus more on weaknesses, brush up on the strengths and take daily practice/mock tests.

Also Read: NEET Two Months Preparation Strategy

How to Prepare for NEET in One Month?

In this stage, you might feel anxiety and jitters. This is where silly mistakes start happening. Using this time judiciously is very important. Do not start a new chapter during the last few days. Focus on revision. Take NEET mock tests frequently during the last few days of preparation.

Also Read: How to prepare for NEET in 1 month

How to prepare for NEET in 10 days?

This is the countdown period, which must be utilised efficiently. Spend the last 10 days before NEET for three things: revision, mock tests, and relaxation.

Also Read: How to prepare for NEET in 10 days?

Commonly asked questions

Q: Can I prepare for NEET in just one month?

Start repeated revisions of the chapters. Revision is the key. Solve questions and mock tests. If you refer to prepare for the NEET from the zero - The answer would be no. It's a competitive exam, has vast syllabus and could not completed in a month if starting from the zero.

Q: Can I get medical seat if I have prepared for only 4 months for entrance?

Nothing can be predicted before you actually appear for the exam. All that matters in the end are the efforts that you have put into your preparing and the type of strategy you follow. Go on to explore the options of preparing - offline/online. Coming to your motive of asking the question, yes you can if you have a clear goal and a well defined strategy for that. Time period is enough to prepare for any exam given you have the basics clear or you can work on them as well in the said interval. You will be competing with a number of students like you, what will differentiate you from the herd is your approach.

Q: Has NMC released the NEET 2026 syllabus?

The NMC has released the syllabus for NEET 2026 examination. The NMC NEET UG syllabus 2026 is published on the website of the National Medical Commission (NMC) - nmc.org.in. Candidates can download the NMC syllabus for NEET 2026 here - https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/neet-exam-syllabus

NEET UG Preparation 2026: Getting a good score in Exam

Start NEET 2026 preparation early. Clear the concepts first. Complete the NEET syllabus before planning to solve past year papers or mock tests or revision of subjects.

Solving the question papers of previous years, mock tests

Experts advise starting the preparation of NEET by referring to the question papers of previous years. NEET question papers will help them understand what type of questions can be asked in the examination. As one progresses, one must start solving these question papers and NEET mock tests regularly. They must attempt these in an environment similar to that of the examination hall.

Also Read: 5 Advantages of Solving NEET Previous Years' Question Papers

Identifying Strengths and Weaknesses

After taking regular mock tests, one should be able to identify the areas of strength and weakness. Based on that, students should decide on the NEET preparation and test-taking strategy. After identifying the weak areas, there are two options. Either one can leave it out completely, depending on the weightages assigned to the subject or topic or can endeavour to prepare well and convert the weakness into strength. First and foremost, one must identify the reason behind the weakness, which can either be a lack of conceptual clarity or silly mistakes due to a lack of concentration. If it is the former, one should go back to the basics and go through the NCERT textbooks and understand the concepts to the core, followed by practice. On the other hand, if the reason for weakness is silly mistakes, then one must focus on practice.

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Commonly asked questions

Q: Which is harder, NEET or JEE?

JEE is related to the engineering field, whereas NEET is related to the medical field. JEE and NEET are both held on an annual basis, and with limited seats, passing these exams becomes more difficult for students. Furthermore, the number of seats in medical colleges is much lower than in engineering colleges. Due to the lesser number of seats available in medical colleges and the high level of competition in NEET getting into a good medical college is challenging. As for difficulty level, National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is slightly tougher than Joint Entrance Examination-Mains but easier than Joint Entrance Examination-Advanced, but that is subjective, as seats are comparatively limited in National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, making it more competitive. Least Difficult: JEE Mains. Difficult: NEET. Most Difficulty: JEE Advanced. I hope this will help you.

Q: Which is the best time to study: late night or early in the morning?

Day 1.After a good nights sleep, youll likely havemore energyand a higher ability to concentrate the next day. 2.Society is structured around beingactive during the day and sleeping at night, so by sticking to this norm there are undeniable benefits such as being able to go to the library or book shop. 3.Most people are contactable during the day so itseasier to communicate with your friends or teachersduring the day if you have any questions. 4.Natural light is better for your eyes. Artificial light hurts our eyes and can affect our natural sleep rhythm. 4 Benefits of Studying at Night 1.People are more active, louder and intense during the day. At night its only you and the night owls so you canstudy in peace and quiet. 2.If youre lucky enough to live near a library thats open late, you will notice that thelibrary isnear desertedwhen you want to study late. 3.At night there arefewer distractionsthan during the day. Most of your friends are asleep and your social networks will be less active. 4.It is true that things look different by night. The night canincrease your creative efficacyand help you see concepts differently.

Q: Which chapters of class 11th belong to mechanics in physics?

Mechanics portion in class 11th is huge. The chapters are:

Units of Measurement
Laws of Motion
Motion in straight line
Motion in plane
Work, Energy and Power
System of Particles and Rotational Motion
Rotational Dynamics
Gravitation
Mechanical properties of Solids and Fluids.

NEET Topic-wise Questions

There are certain topics on the NEET question paper or the NEET syllabus which carry higher weightage and students look for more resources such as practice questions and guidance on those. Some such topics are Cell Cycle and Cell Division, Microbes in Human Welfare, Reproduction in Organisms, Human Reproduction, Biological Classification and Living World, to name a few. Aspirants can download the topic-wise NEET question paper PDFs below.

NEET Questions on Cell Cycle and Cell Division	NEET Questions on Microbes in Human Welfare
NEET Questions on Reproduction in Organism	NEET Questions on Human Reproduction
NEET Questions on Biological Classification	NEET Questions on Living World

Also Read: Last 5 Years Question Papers of NEET UG

Commonly asked questions

Q: Which chapters carry a high weightage in NEET Physics syllabus?

The chapters carrying high weightage in the NEET Physics syllabus are as follows:

Thermodynamcs
Current Electricity
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter
Electromagnetic Waves
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits

The following table brings the chapter-wise weightage of NEET Physics syllabus based on previous year's analysis.

Name of the chapter	Number of questions asked (Approx.)	Weightage in percent
Alternating current	1	4
Atoms	0-1	1.5
Current electricity	2	8
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter	2	6
Electric Charges and Fields	1	4.5
Electromagnetic induction	1	4
Electromagnetic waves	1	5
Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance	1	4.5
Gravitation	0-1	2
Kinetic theory	1	3
Laws of Motion	1	3
Magnetism and Matter	1	2.5
Mechanical Properties of Fluids	0-1	2
Mechanical Properties of Solids	0-1	2
Motion in a Plane	0-1	1.5
Motion in a Straight Line	0-1	1.5
Moving Charges and Magnetism	1	2.5
Nuclei	0-1	1.5
Oscillations	0-1	1.5
Physical World, Units and Measurements	0-1	2
Ray optics and optical instruments	1	5
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits	2	6
System of Particles and Rotational Motion	1	5
Thermal Properties of Matter	0-1	2
Thermodynamics	2	9
Wave optics	1	5
Waves	0-1	1.5
Work, Energy and Power	1	4
Total	45	100

Also Read: NEET Physics Syllabus with Chapter-wise Weightage

Q: I am a PCB class 11th and preparing for NEET. Is Maths compulsory to qualify for NEET?

Maths is not compulsory for NEET. You have numerical in Physics but you do not required Maths in Class 11 and Class 12 to solve those. If you studied Maths in class 10, then you can solve the numericals in Physics. Since NEET has Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects, it would be advantageous for you if you are a PCB student. Moreover, in case a candidate has studied PCM and not Biology, even as an additional subject, then he/she will not be eligible to appear for NEET exam. Hence, Maths is not compulsory, rather not required for NEET. But having basic mathematical knowledge and skills would be an added advantage.

FAQs Regarding NEET 2026 Preparation

Read the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding NEET 2026 preparation.

Commonly asked questions

Q: What are the NEET important chapters of Biology?

The NEET Biology section is divided into Botany and Zoology. Have a look at the NEET Botany important topics below-

Botany
Cell: The Unit of Life
Morphology of Flowering Plants
Plant Growth and Development
Plant Kingdom
Photosynthesis in Higher Plants
Molecular Basis of Inheritance
Organisms and Populations
Ecosystem
Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
Microbes in Human Welfare
Inheritance and Variation

The table below contains the NEET Zoology important topics-

Zoology
Structural Organisation in Animals
Animal Kingdom
Biomolecules
Chemical Coordination and Integration
Biotechnology
Human Reproduction
Human Health and Disease

Q: I am doing BSc and I want to crack NEET. How do I prepare for NEET?

How do I prepare for the NEET during a BSc Preparation of NEET UG with your on going BSc Degree. There are two things involved and I'm going to give the answer in two fragments. SEE if you are going to do your BSc From a government college where you have to study and pass your sem/annual exam with practicals then it will be lil tough for you, then remember one thing don't make a mistake of studying in last month to take exam of your college bc it will only waste your time of one month which might be very crucial from perspective of NEET and it will be a hazard if sem/annual exam falls near your NEET exam. So study for college solely by attending lecture of your teachers in college and make their notes and you can bunk your college to prepare for NEET don't waste your time in making frnds in college and make a habit of studying for college BSc In only study hours of your college and rest of the time for NEET and make sure you dedicate your focused I repeat focused 5-6 hour of time for NEET and increase it gradually. And for college exams don't take stress you have your notes just revise them before one week and you are good to go If you are doing your B.Sc. From private college then boom don't take any tension just talk to administration and you won't have to attend the college ( if they ask pay them if it's a small college they will accept the offer for 5-6k ) you don't have to attend the lecture and practicals too just go and take the exam and may be they will arrange something for you in exams too like cheating and all you will pass it without any tension. Although you can buy notes of subjects from market notes are available in market and study them before 2 weeks of your exam and you can study for your NEET exam. It would be tough to manage both of them but over-all it is rewarding so do it and ha! Don't take any pressure everything comes from practice and studying is a practice dude! Make a habit of doing meditation you will SEE the benefits within 30 days start with 5 minutes and gradually increase upto 15 minutes for first 30 days it will surely help in your studies. Don't fall for the trap that I can revise something in that 15 minutes or can chill by listening songs or watching videos nope don't do that mediation can ease your journey of preparation.

Q: Should I opt for sectional or full-length mock test for NEET?

During the preparation period of NEET both sectional as well as full length mock tests are useful. The sectional mock tests have to be taken after completing each subject. This would help you to gauge your preparation level and also help in understanding the areas of improvement. Once the entire NEET syllabus is completed, you should take full-length mock tests. Generally, students tend to take the NEET mock tests three to four months prior to the exam. Hence, when it comes to the final stage of preparation, ideally, students should take full-length mock tests. However, if a student wants to revise a particular section or subject, then it is advisable that they take sectional mock tests or revision or practice purpose.

Q: I have prepared for NEET for 2 years but I am not good. What should I do? I am clearly confused about my future.

Physics is considered one of the toughest subject for medical aspirants, but very interesting. Choose any good book of your convenience, there are plenty of good books as many mentioned already. Read the concepts thoroughly, understand them cover to cover, if you have doubts, clear them then and there. Solve atleast 300 to 500 questions per chapter, check, analyse and rectify your mistakes. Solve again. The more you solve the merrier. Initially you won't be getting many correct answers, but as you keep on doing am sure you will see your score rising. Solve previous question papers too. Biology in NEET around 300 marks are from NCERT text book itself, that's how it was when I gave my exam, so you need to thorough NCERT first and then read any good book of your choice and solve as many questions as you can, always stay calm, cool and confident.

Q: What is the ratio of the NEET syllabus from Class 11 and Class 12?

There is no specific or defined ratio of Class 11 and Class in which questions are set from the NEET syllabus. It varies from year to year. Based on the previous year NEET question paper analysis, it has been observed that the ratio of the Class 12 syllabus is higher than that of Class 12 syllabus. Here we present the subject-wise ratio of Class 11 and Class 12 NEET syllabus based on last year's analysis. Physics Class 11 - 42% Class 12 - 58% Chemistry: Class 11 - 42% Class 12 - 58% Biology: Class 11 - 53% Class 12 - 47%. .

Q: What is the distribution of questions in the Chemistry section of the NEET syllabus?

The Chemistry section of NEET is divided into three sub-sections: Physical, Organic and Inorganic. The least number of questions are from Physical Chemistry. Inorganic and Organic Chemistry chapters have almost similar weightage. In terms of the ratio of Class 11 and Class 12 syllabus of NEET the latter has a higher weightage. The total number of questions asked from the Chemistry section will be 50, out of which 45 questions have to be attempted. The topics carrying high weightage in NEET based on last year's analysis are given in the table below.