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How many questions will be directly formula based in NEET physics and chemistry


nandannandun437 1st Apr, 2019
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Hrishikesh Das 1st Apr, 2019

For Physics, I would say 90% will be calculation based whereas 10-15% shall be theoretica knowledge based maybe from modern physics or units chapter.

Chemistry 50% will be calculation based taking organic chemistry as a part of theoritical apllied knowledge based.

Anubha Karol 1st Apr, 2019

The exact number of such questions cannot be said as it can vary every year. 

But majority questions (about 95%) of Biology and Chemistry will be from the NCERT.

For Physics, clear your concepts from NCERT, and practice as many questions as you can. 

Do a lot of previous year question papers, to know the pattern and approximate weightage of different kinds of questions. 

All the best. 

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