Medicine

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. 

Knowing the NEET exam pattern is necessary to prepare for the exam. Candidates get to know about the number of questions in the exam, marking scheme, duration, negative marking, subjects name and mode of the exam through the paper pattern.

The NTA has released the NEET 2026 information bulletin for admission to medical and allied courses. The courses offered under the NEET UG exam are MBBS /BDS /Dental /BAMS/ BSMS /BUMS /BHMS.

Candidates need to capture their live photograph on the NEET application form 2026. The live photo capture facility is available under the upload documents section of the online form. 

In NEET 2026 application process, the NTA has introduced the live photo capture facility for candidates. Those applying online for the exam need to capture their live photograph as per the given guidelines-

• Switch on the camera or connect the webcam to the device used for filling the NEET form. In case if the device does not support the webcam, then scan the QR code on the right side of the form.
• The background should be light-coloured.
• The NTA will match the captured live photograph with the Aadhaar database.

The NEET official website is neet.nta.nic.in. The NTA has released the NEET UG 2026 notification and application form on this website itself. All the official updated related to the exam will be available on this portal.

The minimum eligibility requirement for MBBS at HIMSR is passing Class 12 in PCB stream with 50% aggregate (40% for SC / ST / OBC) from a recognised Education Board. The selection criteria is entrance based with the institute accepting NEET UG scores for the same.