Dear student,
Well,the syllabus for both NEET and JEE is based on the syllabus of class 11th and 12th Physics and Chemistry. However,the way the question paper is framed makes the difference. The questions for JEE Mains are far more difficult and needs intensive studies but neet requires to memorise things better.
Talking about Chemistry specifically, in JEE mains you'll find many theoretical and simple questions but in NEET it is not so. From physical, inorganic to organic you'll have to practice questions extensively in order to score good in NEET Chemistry section.

Talking about Physics, in NEET physics questions are usually formula based and the questions do not require you to put multiple concepts in one question. But in JEE, you'll have to solve questions keeping multiple concepts in mind, hence multiple derivations and formulas for just one question.

Hello,

Yes, question paper is different. Even though both exams  have same syllabus that is NCRT 11th and 12th physics and chemistry, but in JEE the  physics questions will be more about  solving problems, derviatate where as for neet most of the questions  will be formula based and in chemistry for JEE it will be theoretical while in NEET you can expect from physical, organic, inorganic etc it will be mixture of everything.

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