NEET Prep Questions with Solutions 2024: Free PDF Download

A: NEET mock test should be taken after the basic preparation is over and the entire syllabus has been covered. Taking mock test after NEET preparation will help students gauge their preparation level and also guide them on which sections or topics need extra emphasis. There is another pattern of taking mock tests, after completing each subject or chapter. This would help students understand their hold on each subject or section. Generally students start taking full fledged NEET mock tests or NEET prep questions around three to four months before the exam, once the complete preparation is over.

A: NEET exam has three subjects, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Each of the subjects have certain important topics carrying a high weightage. The subject-wise important topics are given below.

Physics

• Laws of Motion

• Motion of System of Practices and Rigid Body

• Current Electricity Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter

• Semiconductor Electronics

• Thermodynamics

Chemistry

• Chemical Bonding

• p-block

• Coordination Compounds

• General Organic Chemistry Aromatic Compounds

• Mole Concepts

• Thermodynamics Equilibrium

Biology

• Genetics and Evolution

• Ecology and Environment

• Plant Physiology

• Human Physiology

• Human Reproduction and Reproductive Health

• Animal Kingdom, Origin & Evolution

A: The subjects of the NEET exams have an equal weightage. Each subject, Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology) would carry 50 questions, out of which 45 questions have to be attempted. The subjects will be further divided into two sections, Section A and Section B. Section A will carry 35 questions and Section B will have 15 questions, of which 10 questions have to be attempted. The table below brings the complete structure explaining the section-wise weightage of NEET.

A: During the preparation period for 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 to assess the entire preparation. 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.

A: Based on the past few years’ analysis of NEET, the overall difficulty level is moderate to tough. The NEET 2023 difficulty level was slightly easier than that of last year. In terms of sections, Chemistry was termed as the toughest section followed by Physics and Biology. Even though Biology has the highest weightage in the paper, the difficulty level was easy, except a few analytical questions. Having said that, it must also be noted that the difficulty level of an exam is subjective and depends on the preparation level and the strengths and weaknesses of test takers. In short, the better one is prepared, better are the chances of finding the paper easy.

A: 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 - 40%
Class 12 - 60%
Chemistry:
Class 11 - 46%
Class 12 - 54%
Biology:
Class 11 - 53%
Class 12 - 47%.

A: 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 5.20 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.

A: After taking the NEET mock test, candidates will have to calculate the scores. Once they do that, they should get their performance analysed by an expert or mentor. The objective of the analysis is to provide an indepth viewpoint on their performance. Based on the accuracy level and the mode of taking the test, candidates will get to know about their strong and weak areas, areas of improvement, approach towards the NEET question paper and time management. Based on the analysis, students will have to device or modify the preparation strategy accordingly. At the last month before the test, there is not much scope left for the preparation, and after the analysis of NEET mock test, they should focus on finalising the test-taking strategy.

A: NCERT books are considered to be the best resources or study materials for NEET preparation. After completing the syllabus, students often refer to other books apart from the NCERT textbooks. Some of the best books for NEET preparation are as follows:

1. Dinesh's Objective for biology
2. Trueman's Biology VOL-I&II
3. MTG's Fingertips
4. RD Sharma for Mathematics
5. HC Verma for Physics

Apart from the above mentioned books, aspirants must also go through and solve previous years’ NEET question papers.

A: The total marks of NEET is 720. Hence, a score above 500 is considered to be good. Ensuring a high score in all the sections will ensure an overall high score. Although there is no sectional cutoff or qualifying marks for NEET, a balanced performance would be better than a skewed performance. The mentors or experts evaluating the NEET mock tests often set a high difficulty level question paper to help them prepare for a tough test. Hence, students should not be demotivated if their score is low. They must improve their preparation and be prepared and give their best shot to get a high score in NEET 2024.

A: Given the tough competition in NEET, getting a score above 500 is no mean feat. More than the subject knowledge, what matters most for getting a high score in NEET is the test-taking strategy. First and foremost, candidates should select the questions which they are absolutely sure about the accuracy. Moreover, the second factor is to attempt as many questions as possible accurately to ensure a high score. They should also follow the factor of quality over quantity, i.e. in a bid to attempt more questions, test-takers should not compromise on the accuracy part as wrong questions result in negative marking of one mark. In the last leg of exam preparation, students should not start any new topics or plan to prepare those areas which have not been their strong suit. Revision is the key. Last but not the least, taking regular mock tests, solving previous years’ question paper and their analysis is key to get a high score in NEET.