Hello aspirant,

The NEET examination is conducted all over India and has MCQ pattern of questions in which you are given an OMR and asked to bubble the correst answers.

If you are not familiar with the way it is done, here are a few tips:

1. You can use a ruler and align it with the question you are answering. For instance, if you are answering Q 32 and Q 31 is unanswered, then use a ruler/ scale or the edges of your question paper and cover the questions below Q 32. In this way only 32 will be in your line of view.
2. First mark the correct answers in your question paper with a pencil. After doing the same for 20 or 30 such questions, start marking on the OMR and proceed accordingly for the next 20, and then the next.
3. DO NOT try to mark all the answers at once. At the end of their exam, most people usually panic. So proceed in a way as mentioned in previous point.
4. DO NOT mark answers on the OMR that you are unsure about. If needed, come back to the questions later and solve, if time permits.

Hope this helps.
All the best.

Greetings aspirant!

When it comes to bubbling the OMR sheet one has to fill it with care and caution because once you bubble an option you cannot erase or cancel it.

• It is preferred to simultaneously, solve and bubble the answer.
• Make sure that you Darken the whole circle, as these sheets are checked through computer software and it can happen that a half filled bubble is undetected by the software.
• Use black pen to fill the bubble.
• tick mark the questions for which you have already Filled the bubble in question booklet, so that you don't get confused.
• remain calm while attempting the paper. Being anxious can make you commit mistakes.
• cross check before filling the bubble.

Lastly it isn't very difficult task, practice sample OMR sheets beforehand to get an idea. Ample of practice OMR sheets for neet are available for free on the internet.

hope it helps.
thankyou!

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