NEET Exam Pattern 2026: Total Marks, Subjects, Marking Scheme, Exam Duration & No. of Questions

Q: What is the exam pattern of NEET?

NEET or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is a paper-and-pencil-based test (PBT) of three hours or 180 minutes duration. There will be a total of 180 multiple-choice questions (MCQs), all of which will be compulsory to attempt. The syllabus of the exam consists of Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects. The Biology subject is segregated between Zoology and Botany. On the other hand, the Chemistry subject is segregated into Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. Unlike last year, the subjects will not be divided into two sections. According to the marking scheme, each correct question carries 4 marks, and there is a negative marking of 1 mark for each wrong answer. No marks will be awarded or deducted for unattempted questions. The following table brings the structure of the NEET exam. Sections Number of Questions Total Marks Physics Section 45 180 Chemistry Section 45 180 Botany Section 45 180 Zoology Section 45 180

Q: Which section has the highest number of questions in NEET?

As per the NEET exam pattern, the Biology section has the highest number of questions. Out of the total 360 questions, 90 questions come from the Biology section. The Biology section is segregated into two subjects, Botany and Zoology, each consisting of 45 questions, making the total number of questions to be 90. Physics and Chemistry sections have 45 questions each. Hence, Biology as a subject carries the highest weightage in the NEET question paper.

Q: What is the mode of NEET exam?

The mode of the NEET exam is offline or paper-based mode. Candidates are handed over hardcopy of NEET question paper and OMR sheets to answer the questions. The NEET UG exam has always been conducted in paper-pencil-based mode. Despite the expert committee recommendation to conduct the NEET exam in onlne or computer-based mode, the National Medical Commission (NMC) announced that the NEET 2025 exam will be conducted in offline or paper-pencil-based mode.

Q: Will there be negative marking in NEET?

Yes, the NEET examination pattern suggests that there will be negative marking. For every incorrect answer, one mark will be deducted and 4 marks will be awarded for every correct answer. However, negative marking will not be applicable for the unattempted questions. Since there is a negative marking scheme for wrong answers, candidates must answer questions carefully and select the questions carefully which they are sure about the accuracy.

Q: Are there any optional questions in NEET exam?

No, the NEET exam or NEET question paper does not have any optional questions. Although there used to be 20 optional questions in total in between the years 2022 and 2024, but 2025 onwards, the optional questions in NEET were removed as part of the revision or change in the NEET exam pattern as per the pre-COVID era. Hence, the NEET 2025 question paper will not carry any optional questions, and will have 360 mandatory questions from Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Q: What is the total marks of NEET exam?

The total marks of the NEET exam is 720. The total number of questions in this exam is 360. Each question carries four marks, making the total marks of the exam 720. On the other hand, there is negative marking of one mark for each wrong answer, and in case of unattempted questions, no marks will be awarded or deducted.

Q: How much time will I get to solve each section of NEET?

Candidates will get 3 hours or 180 minutes to solve the entire question paper of NEET. They can divide the time between the NEET subjects or sections as per their convenience. There is no sectional time limit in the NEET exam pattern. According to the experts, candidates should keep around 45 minutes for each subject and 15 minutes for revision. Candidates must prepare a fool proof time management strategy while taking mock tests. They must follow different approaches and then finalise on the most convenient one.

Q: Will there be negative marking in NEET?

Yes, the NEET examination pattern suggests that there will be negative marking. For every incorrect answer, one mark will be deducted and 4 marks will be awarded for every correct answer. However, negative marking will not be applicable for the unattempted questions. Since there is a negative marking scheme for wrong answers, candidates must answer questions carefully and select the questions carefully which they are sure about the accuracy.

Q: Will marks be deducted for unanswered questions in NEET?

According to the NEET exam pattern, there will be no deduction of marks for unanswered questions. Such questions will not be taken into consideration while calculating the total marks of a candidate. Hence, if candidates are not sure about the answer of a question, it is better to leave it unattempted rather than doing a guess work, to avoid negative marking. Also, candidates are advised to revise the NEET exam sheet or OMR sheet thoroughly before submitting it to the invigilators to avoid negative marking due to silly mistakes.

Q: I marked two answers for a question in NEET. One of the answers is correct. Will I get full marks for this question?

According to the NEET exam pattern, a question for which more than one response is marked on the OMR sheet will be considered incorrect. For such questions, one mark would be deducted. Hence, candidates should be careful while answering on the OMR sheet. They should solve the questions separately on the space provided for rough work, and then shade the answer option on the OMR sheet to avoid such errors. Revision after completing the exam is also important to avoid unwarranted negative marking.

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The NEET 2026 exam pattern is likely to remain the same as last year. Last year, the exam pattern of NEET was changed by NTA, reverting it to that of the pre-COVID era. The optional questions were removed. Instead of 200 questions, there are now 180 questions. The total duration of NEET was reduced from 200 minutes to 180 minutes, or three hours. The NEET pattern parameters which remained the same are the exam mode, subject-wise compulsory questions and marking scheme.

The detailed NEET 2026 exam pattern and structure will be announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA) along with the notification and the information bulletin for NEET 2026, tentatively in the first week of February 2026. The exam will be conducted in the first week of May 2026, from 2 PM to 5 PM. The NEET exam date, along with the NEET application form for 2026, will also be announced by NTA together.

Q: What is the exam pattern of NEET?

Q: Which section has the highest number of questions in NEET?

Q: What is the mode of NEET exam?

Table of content

NEET Exam Pattern 2026: Highlights
NEET 2026 Pattern: An Overview of the Question Paper
NEET 2026 Distribution of Marks
NEET 2026 Exam Pattern: Important Points to Remember While Marking the OMR Sheet
Language options in the exam pattern of NEET 2026
FAQs Regarding NEET 2026 Pattern

NEET Exam Pattern 2026: Highlights

Know the details of the NEET 2026 exam pattern in the table below.

Particulars	Details
Mode of the examination	Offline
Duration of the examination	Three hours
Exam timing	2 PM to 5 PM (as per Indian Standard Time)
Type of questions	Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
Total number of Questions	180
Total Marks	720
Negative marking	Yes
Marking Scheme	+4 for each correct answer -1 for each incorrect answer 0 for unattempted questions
Total sections in the question paper	4 (45 questions for each subject)
NEET Subjects	Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany + Zoology)
NEET Question Paper Mediums or Languages	13 - English, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Assamese, Odia, Punjabi, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam

Commonly asked questions

Q: Will there be negative marking in NEET?

Q: Are there any optional questions in NEET exam?

Q: What is the total marks of NEET exam?

NEET 2026 Pattern: An Overview of the Question Paper

As per the exam pattern of NEET 2026, each question will carry four answer options, out of which candidates will have to select one option. The circle next to the correct option will have to be shaded with a blue/black ballpoint pen on the OMR sheet. Aspirants aiming to appear for NEET next year must familiarise themselves with the NEET exam pattern while preparing.

NEET Syllabus

NEET Preparation

According to the NEET pattern, the NEET question paper comprises three subjects- Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The table given below depicts the NEET subject-wise weightage and breakup of the question paper.

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NEET 2026 Subject-Wise Weightage

The following table indicates the sections of the NEET exam pattern, NEET subject list, NEET subject-wise weightage, and the distribution of marks.

Subject	Number of Questions	Marks
Physics	45	180
Chemistry	45	180
Botany	45	180
Zoology	45	180
Total	180	720

Commonly asked questions

Q: How much time will I get to solve each section of NEET?

NEET 2026 Distribution of Marks

As per the marking scheme of the NEET UG exam pattern, each question carries four marks, and one mark will be deducted for each wrong answer. The total marks for NEET 2026 will be 720. Here we bring the marking scheme of NEET in detail:

Each correct answer will be awarded four marks
One mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer
No mark will be deducted for the questions which have not been answered
Questions that have two or more responses marked on the OMR sheet will be considered incorrect and one mark will be deducted from them

Also Read: Total Marks in NEET

NEET Marking Scheme

The table below brings the marking scheme of NEET.

Response Type	Marks awarded
Correct answer	+4
Incorrect answer	-1
Question with more than one response	-1
Unanswered question	0

Commonly asked questions

Q: Will there be negative marking in NEET?

Q: Will marks be deducted for unanswered questions in NEET?

Q: I marked two answers for a question in NEET. One of the answers is correct. Will I get full marks for this question?

NEET 2026 Exam Pattern: Important Points to Remember While Marking the OMR Sheet

NTA has suggested the following guidelines for filling the NEET OMR sheet:

Answers have to be marked using a ballpoint pen, which will be provided in the examination hall
Changing answers on the OMR sheet is not allowed
Erasing/ obliterating any information printed on the OMR sheet is a punishable offence
Rough work should be done on the test booklet only
A Candidate must not forget to mark the test booklet code on the OMR sheet
Candidates must ensure that the NEET question paper code matches that of the OMR sheet.

NEET Mock Test is a comprehensive Test including Questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. This test will help you to get an idea about the type of questions that will be asked, the exam pattern, and the marking scheme. After taking the test, you can immediately check your score.

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Language options in the exam pattern of NEET 2026

The following table indicates the NEET languages and the centres/cities where they will be available.

Medium	Availability in the NEET exam centres
English	Available at all exam cities/ centres
Hindi	Available at all exam cities/ centres
Urdu	Available at all exam cities/ centres
English	Available at all exam cities/ centres
Marathi	Available at exam centres in Maharashtra
Bengali	Available at exam centres in West Bengal
Gujarati	Available at exam centres in Gujarat, Daman, Dadra and Nagar Haveli
Tamil	Available at exam centres in Tamil Nadu
Telugu	Available at exam centres in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
Kannada	Available at exam centres in Karnataka
Oriya	Available at exam centres in Odisha
Assamese	Available at exam centres in Assam
Punjabi	Available at exam centres in Punjab, Chandigarh and Delhi
Malayalam	Available at exam centres in Kerala and Lakshadweep

As per the data released by NTA after the NEET 2025 result declaration, after English and Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali and Tamil are the most opted-for regional language choices of candidates.

Important Points to Remember While Choosing the Medium of NEET 2026

While selecting the NEET question paper medium or the language of the question paper, candidates will have to keep in mind the following pointers:

The medium of the question paper has to be selected while filling the NEET application form
Once the language is chosen, it cannot be changed after the NEET application form is submitted.
Candidates planning to opt for English as a medium will be provided with the Test Booklet in English only.
Candidates opting for any other language will be provided with a Bilingual Test Booklet, their selected language preference, and English.
The English version of the NEET question paper shall be treated as final in case of any ambiguity in the translation of any of the questions.

Also Read: NEET 2025 Question Paper with Answer Key Solutions (Available) PDF Download

Commonly asked questions

Q: My medium of paper is Hindi. It means all questions will come in Hindi language?

Q: What are the languages in which NEET will be conducted?

Q: I want to select English as the language of my NEET question paper. Which city should I choose?

FAQs Regarding NEET 2026 Pattern

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

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Vectors by Real Numbers Addition and Subtraction of Vectors Overview Projectile Motion Motion in a Plane Conservation of Momentum Equilibrium of a Particle Circular Motion Common Forces in Mechanics Solving Problems in Mechanics Conservation of Mechanical Energy Potential Energy of Spring Power Kinetic Energy Collision Work Concept of Potential Energy Moment of Inertia Overview Centre of Mass Vector Product of Two Vectors Torque and Angular Momentum Motion of Centre of Mass Equilibrium of a Rigid Body Overview Angular Velocity and Relation with Linear Velocity Dynamics of Rotational Motion About a Fixed Axis Kinematics of Rotational Motion About a Fixed Axis Angular Momentum of Rotation About a Fixed Axis Keplers Law Overview Escape Speed Earth Satellites Energy of an Orbiting Satellite Stress Strain Curve Elastic Moduli Applications of Elastic Behaviour of Materials Surface Tension Bernoulli Principle Pressure in Fluids Viscosity Streamline Flow Forces between Multiple Charges 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of Lens Formula Reflection of Light by Spherical Mirrors Refraction at Spherical Surface and by Lenses Derive Equation of Motion by Calculus method Alternating Current Overview Overview DIMENSIONS OF PHYSICAL QUANTITIES DIMENSIONAL FORMULAE Significant Figures DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS AND ITS APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM OF UNITS Overview Change of State Ideal Gas Equation and Absolute Temperature Thermal Expansion Heat Transfer Specific Heat Calorimetry Temperature and Heat Measurement of Temperature Thermodynamic Process Carnot Engine Reversible and Irreversible Process Thermal Equilibrium Thermodynamic State Variables Equation of State Overview First Law of Thermodynamics Second Law of Thermodynamics Behaviour of Gases Kinetic Theory of Ideal Gas Overview Periodic and Oscillatory Motion Simple Pendulum Simple Harmonic Motion Overview Speed of a Travelling Wave Displacement Relation in a Progressive Wave Superposition Principle Beats Reflection of Waves Kinematic Equation Uniformly of Accelerated Motion Instantaneous Velocity and Speed Overview Acceleration Resolution of Vectors Vector Addition by Analytical Method Scalars and Vectors Multiplication of Vectors by Real Numbers Addition and Subtraction of Vectors Overview Projectile Motion Motion in a Plane Conservation of Momentum Equilibrium of a Particle Circular Motion Common Forces in Mechanics Solving Problems in Mechanics Conservation of Mechanical Energy Potential Energy of Spring Power Kinetic Energy Collision Work Concept of Potential Energy Moment of Inertia Overview Centre of Mass Vector Product of Two Vectors Torque and Angular Momentum Motion of Centre of Mass Equilibrium of a Rigid Body Overview Angular Velocity and Relation with Linear Velocity Dynamics of Rotational Motion About a Fixed Axis Kinematics of Rotational Motion About a Fixed Axis Angular Momentum of Rotation About a Fixed Axis Keplers Law Overview Escape Speed Earth Satellites Energy of an Orbiting Satellite Stress Strain Curve Elastic Moduli Applications of Elastic Behaviour of Materials Surface Tension Bernoulli Principle Pressure in Fluids Viscosity Streamline Flow Forces between Multiple Charges Conductors and Insulators Basic Properties of Electric Charge Electric Charge Electric Charge and Field Electric Flux Electric Charge and Field Electric Field Lines Continuous Charge Distribution Interference Light Waves Youngs Experiment Refraction Reflection Plane Wave Huygens Principle Refraction Reflection Plane Wave Huygens Principle Einstein Photoelectric Theory Photoelectric Effect Wave Theory Light Photoelectric Effect Electron Emission Overview Bohr Model of Hydrogen Atom Radioactivity Physics Nuclei Overview Size of Nucleus Binding Energy Nuclear Energy Semiconductor Devices Overview Semiconductor Devices Overview Semiconductor Diode Diode as Rectifier Intrinsic Semiconductor Extrinsic Semiconductor Overview Potential Due to Point Charge Combination of Capacitors Electrostatic Potential Energy Stored in a Capacitor Capacitors and Capacitance Effect of Dielectric on Capacitance Electrostatics of Conductors Potential Energy of a System of Charges Potential due to a System of Charges Electric Current Overview Electrical Energy and Power Temperature Dependence of Resistivity Wheatstone Bridge Overview Ohms Law Kirchhoffs Law Drift of Electrons and the Origin of Resistivity Torque on Current Loop Magnetic Dipole Motion in Magnetic Field Solenoid Magnetic Field due to a Current Element Magnetic Field on Axis of Circular Current Loop Ampere Circuital Law Magnetic Force Overview Moving Coil Galvanometer Magnetism and Matter Magnetic Properties of Materials Magnetisation and Magnetic Intensity Bar Magnet Electromagnetism Motional Electromotive Force Experiments of Faraday and Henry Alternating Current Overview Transformer AC Voltage Applied to a Resistor AC Voltage Applied to an Inductor AC Voltage applied to a Capacitor AC Voltage applied to a Series LCR circuit Representation of AC Current and Voltage by Vector Electromagnetic Spectrum Electromagnetic Waves Displacement Current Total Internal Reflection Refraction through a Prism Optical Instruments Derivation of Lens Formula Reflection of Light by Spherical Mirrors Refraction at Spherical Surface and by Lenses Derive Equation of Motion by Calculus method Alternating Current Overview Mole Concept and Molar Mass STOICHIOMETRY AND STOICHIOMETRIC CALCULATIONS Percentage Composition Laws of Chemical Combination Atomic and Molecular Masses Properties of Matter and their Measurement Importance of Chemistry Overview Overview Atomic Models Discovery of Sub Atomic Particles Towards Quantum Mechanical Model of Atom Quantum Mechanical Model of Atom Electronic Configuration Types of Elements Periodic Table Electronic Configuration of Element Periodic Trends in Properties of Elements Genesis of Periodic Classification Nomenclature of Elements with Atomic Numbers Present Form of Periodic Table Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure Hybridization Valence Bond Theory Molecular Orbital Theory Hydrogen Bonding Ionic or Electrovalent Bond Kossel-Lewis Approach to Chemical Bonding Bond Parameters Bonding in Homonuclear Diatomic Molecules VSEPR Theory Applications of Chemical Bonding Equilibrium Processes Homogeneous Equilibria Factors Affecting Equilibria Applications of Equilibrium Constant Ionization of Acids and Bases Ionic Equilibrium in Solution Equilibrium in Chemical Processes Solubility Equilibria of Sparingly Soluble Salts Heter Heterogeneous Equilibria Oxidation Number Classification of Organic Compounds Isomerism Nomenclature of Organic Compounds Quantitative Analysis Qualitative Analysis of Organic Compounds Overview Structural Representations of Organic Compounds Fundamental Concepts in Organic Reaction Mechanism Tetravalence of Carbon Shapes of Organic Compounds Methods of Purification of Organic Compounds Classification Alkanes Alkenes Alkynes Aromatic Hydrocarbon Carcinogenicity and Toxicity Abnormal 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