Hello dear student,

This year the pattern of the exam has been changed in the exam pattern this year. At first each subject  that's physics, chemistry and mathematics consist of 30 question.

But this year there will be 75 objective question,25 from each subject that is physics, chemistry and mathematics

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt. there is change in the exam pattern this year. At first each subject (physics, chemistry and math) consist of 30 question. But this year there will be 75 objective question,25 from each subject. And 5 question from each subject will be subjective.

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The 5 main subjects ie physics chemistry maths English and Hindi will be of 100 marks each and physical education will carry 50 marks. So you will have a total of 550 marks to deal with. And then accordingly depending on your marks from 550 percentage from 100 will be

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most important part is organic chemistry, then physical chemistry and in organic chemistry. you can expect 50+ marks from organic chemistry as syllabus is huge. follow previous years question paper and daily give sectional mock test to get speed of solving question before exam. follow careers360 page for

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Hello Aspirant,

If your Bio was additional but you have passed the paper then you are eligible to sit for the NEET exam and you can start preparing it.

But you should have the required marks in the exam including biology paper.

UR - 50%, OBC/SC/ST - 40%, PWD -