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How to Score 500 Marks in NEET 2024 Exam

How to Score 500 Marks in NEET 2024 Exam

Edited By Irshad Anwar | Updated on Apr 08, 2024 02:23 PM IST | #NEET

The National Eligibility and Entrance Test, or NEET, is one of the most challenging entrance exams in India for students aspiring to become doctors. With so many topics covered in the syllabus—including biology, chemistry, and physics—scoring 500+ marks only becomes achievable with the right preparation plan and constant effort. Let's dive into strategies and subject-wise approaches to help you score 500 marks in the NEET exam.

Understanding The Neet Exam Pattern

The Test pattern of NEET (UG) - 2024 comprises four Subjects. Each subject will consist of two sections. Section A will consist of 35 questions. Section B will have 15 questions; out of these 15 Questions, candidates can choose to attempt any 10 Questions.

Date of Examination

05 May 2024 (Sunday)

Duration of Examination

03 hours, 20 Minutes (200 minutes)

Exam Timing

02:00 PM to 05:20 PM

(Indian Standard Time)

Type Of Question

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ ).

Marking Scheme

+4 marks for each correct answer

-1 for each incorrect answer

0 (no marks for Unattempted/Unanswered Questions)

The question paper pattern for the NEET 2024 exam is explained in the table below:

Subject

Section

Number Of Questions

Marks (Each Question carries Four Marks)

Botany

A

35

140

B

15

40

Zoology

A

35

140

B

15

40

Chemistry

A

35

140

B

15

40

Physics

A

35

140

B

15

40


Total Marks

720

Know the NEET 2024 Updated Syllabus

Understanding the most recent update or revised syllabus is the first step towards doing well on the NEET 2024. The NTA occasionally modifies the syllabus by adding or removing topics. The benefits of knowing the syllabus include:

  • The preparation strategy can be organised effectively.

  • Understanding the syllabus helps to know what can be expected from the exam taker.

  • It helps students set reasonable expectations for themselves and leads them toward efficient preparation techniques.

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Understand The Weightage (Mark Distribution) For Each Chapter

Understanding the weight assigned to each chapter in NEET 2024 is crucial for exam preparation and achieving the highest possible score. Knowing the relative importance of each chapter gives you a clear preparation roadmap.

Understanding the relative importance of every chapter enables you to prioritise and focus more on the chapters with high weightage. Knowing this, you can allocate your time and resources strategically and efficiently. Finding and focusing on these high-yield chapters will help you master and improve your total exam score.

During the revision phase, you can use chapter-wise weighting to prioritise topics.

Subject-Wise Approaches For Neet 2024

The National Eligibility and Entrance Test, or NEET, requires preparation that is methodical and requires dedication. Below is a subject-wise breakdown of how you can prepare for NEET 2024:

72 questions biology + 30 chemistry + 23 Physics

Physics: Subjective Approach

  • Read the NCERT Textbooks for the theory parts and the reference books for real-world applications to supplement your knowledge.

  • Understand the fundamental concepts, and underlying principles rather than rote memorisation.

  • To enhance problem-solving skills, solve numerical problems, and practice regularly

  • Pay careful attention to the topics that form the basis for numerous other concepts, such as electrostatics and mechanics.

  • While dealing with complex theories, such as optics-related ones, using diagrams and visual aids makes them easier to understand.

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Important topics for NEET exam:

Laws Of Motion

Newton’s Second And Third Law Of Motion

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Motion Of Connected Blocks Over Pulley

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Equilibrium Of Concurrent Forces

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Acceleration Of Block Against Friction

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Centripetal Force And Centrifugal Force

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Angular Momentum

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Kinematics

Uniform Circular Motion

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Equation Of Motions

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Projectile Motion

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Speed And Velocity

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Kinematics Graphs

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Thermodynamics

Adiabatic Process

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Isobaric Process

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Magnetic Effects Of Current And Magnetism

Application Of Ampere's Law

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Solenoid

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Motion Of A Charged Particle In Uniform Magnetic Field

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Lorentz Force

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Circular Current Loop As Magnetic Dipole

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Magnetic Field Due To Circular Current Loop

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Magnetic Force On A Current-Carrying Conductor

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Magnetization And Magnetic Intensity

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Electromagnetic Induction And Alternating Currents

Series LCR Circuit

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Faraday's Law Of Induction

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Motional Electromotive Force

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Transformers

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Magnetic Flux

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Time-Varying Magnetic Field

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Resonance In Series Lcr Circuit

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Mutual Inductance For A Pair Of Concentric Coils

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Power In An AC Circuit

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Electronic Devices

Logic Gates

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Extrinsic Semiconductor

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Semiconductor Diode

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Zener Diode

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Atoms And Nuclei

Bohr'S Model Of Hydrogen Atom

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Nuclear Fission

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Energy Level For Hydrogen

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Mass-Energy And Nuclear Binding Energy

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Radius Of Orbit And Velocity Of Electron

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Line Spectra Of Hydrogen Atom

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Continuous X-Ray

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Binding Energy Per Nucleon

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Optics

Total Internal Reflection

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Young'S Double Slit Experiment

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Lens Maker'S Formula

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Combination Of Thin Lens In Contact

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Lenses At A Distance

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Mirror Formula

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Refraction Through A Prism

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Refraction

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Dispersion Of Light

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Power Of Lens And Mirror

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Astronomical Telescope

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Work, Energy And Power

Power

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Law Of Conservation Of Energy

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Work Done By Variable Force

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Potential Energy

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Perfectly Elastic Head On Collision

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Chemistry: Subjective Approach

  • To get familiar with the reaction mechanism, practice organic Chemistry reactions regularly.

  • Understand the underlying principles of chemical bonding and periodic properties.

  • Learn the properties and characteristics of elements and compounds in inorganic Chemistry.

  • Understand and learn the basic organic Chemistry reactions and their mechanisms, especially the ones involving functional groups.

  • Solving the numerical problems in physical Chemistry will enhance your understanding of concepts such as thermodynamics and electrochemistry.

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Important topics for NEET exam

Chemical Bonding and molecular structure

Shapes of Molecules

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Dipole Moment

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Limitations of The Octet Rule

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Fazan’s Rule and Covalent Character in Ionic Bond

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Valence Bond Theory

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How to Find Hybridisation

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VSPER (Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion) Theory

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Balancing of Redox Reaction: Oxidation Number Method

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Some p-Block elements

Chemical Properties - 2

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Ammonia(NH3)

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Chemical Properties - 2

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Physical Properties of Group 13 - 1

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Physical Properties of Group 13 - 2

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Physical Properties - 2

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Allotropic Form of Carbon(Graphite)

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Phophine and Phosphorus Chloride

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Group 16: Oxyen Family - Physical Properties

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Interhalogen Compounds

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Chlorine(Cl2)

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Coordination compounds:

Crystal Field Splitting in Octahedral Field

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Magnetic Properties and Character

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Terminologies Related to Coordination Compounds

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Magnetic Moment(On the Basis of VBT)

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Applications of CFT

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Organic Chemistry - Some Basic principles and techniques

Mesomeric or Resonance Effect

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Hyperconjugation

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Kjeldahl's Method

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Classification of elements and periodicity in properties

Variation of Atomic Radii and ionic radii

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Ionisation Enthalpy or Ionisation Potential

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Chemical Properties - 1

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d and f Block Elements

Oxidation State

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Screening Effect and Lanthanoid Contraction

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Ionisation Energy

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Formation of Coloured Ions

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Hydrocarbons

Preparation of Aldehydes

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Hybridisation

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Preparation of Alkanes(Corey House Reaction, Reduction of Alkyl Halides by LiAlH4, Wurtz Reaction)

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Nucleophilic Substitution

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Chemical Properties(Free Radical Reaction, Chlorination, Nitration and sulphonation)

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Reduction of Alkynes to Alkenes

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Markonikov and Anti-markonikov Reaction

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Biomolecules

Amino Acids - 1

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Proteins

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Enzymes

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Haloalkanes and Haloarenes

Nature of C-X bond and Physical Properties

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SN2 Reaction

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Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers

Properties of Phenols

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Grignard Reagent - 1

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Preparation of Phenol(I)

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Solutions

Osmosis and Osmotic Pressure

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Concentration Terms

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Depression in Freezing Point

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Distillation under reduced pressure and Steam distillation

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Chemical kinetics

First Order Reaction

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Effective Activation Energy

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Instantaneous Rate of Reaction

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Rate Law

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Zero Order Kinetics - Zero Order Reaction

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Graphs for Zero-Order Reaction

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Half Life of First Order Reaction

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Biology:

The Biology section comprises 90 questions out of 100 to be attempted that carry 360 marks (half of the total marks) in the NEET exam. That’s why Biology is the highest-scoring subject for the candidates. However, Biology has a broad syllabus to be covered for NEET and needs strategic planning. Students require a methodical approach, an in-depth understanding of the concepts, and an effective study plan to score 350+ in Biology. What should be the comprehensive approach to mastering Biology and achieving the highest score on the NEET Exam 2024?

Subjective Approach:

  • Understanding of Concepts: develop a conceptual understanding of the process, biological concepts, mechanisms, and underlying principles rather than rote learning. Mnemonics, diagrams, and visual aids can make understanding and learning complex biological concepts and processes much easier.

  • Concentrate on NCERT Textbooks: The mainstay for NEET Biology preparation is the NCERT textbooks. Because these books are thorough, well-structured, and cover the entire syllabus, they are adequate on their own to provide ample material for NEET preparation. Most questions are based on NCERT concepts, either directly or indirectly. Start your preparation with NCERT Biology books for classes 11 and 12.

  • Brief notes for quick revision: prepare short notes on important terms, concepts, and diagrams

  • Emphasise Diagram-Based Questions: A significant portion of the NEET Biology questions are diagram-based questions: practice labelling and drawing anatomical structures, experimental setups, and biological processes on diagrams. Suppose you want to get full marks on diagram-based questions. In that case, you should pay close attention to details and ensure that the labelling is accurate, especially if the topics are plant morphology and human anatomy.

  • To Keep Up with Current Affairs, Read Scientific Journals, Magazines, and Reliable Online Sources: Stay updated with the most recent developments and findings in Biology. The current events related to Biology, especially in ecology, biotechnology, and environmental science, may be covered in the NEET.

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Important Topic For NEET Exam:

Human Physiology

ECG

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Blood

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Exchange of Gases

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Disorders of the Respiratory System

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Types of Animals Based on Excretory Wastes

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Proximal Convoluted Tubule (PCT), Loop of Henle, Distal Convoluted Tubule (DCT) and Collecting Duct

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Sarcomere

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The Hypothalamus

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The Pituitary Gland and Its Anterior Lobe

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Forebrain: Olfactory Lobes & Diencephalon

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Thyroid Disorders

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Genetics and Evolution

Functioning of Restriction Endonucleases

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Linkage: Discovery & Meaning

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DNA Fingerprinting

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Gregor Johann Mendel- Father of Genetics

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Salient Features of Double-Helix Structure of DNA

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Packaging of DNA Helix in Eukaryotes

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Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium

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Chromosomal Theory of Inheritance & T.H. Morgan

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Mutations & Their Features

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Pedigree Analysis

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Sickle-cell Anaemia

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Chromosomal Disorders

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Salient Features of Genetic Code

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Lac Operon

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Evidence of Organic Evolution: Homologous Organs & Analogous Organs

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Adaptive Radiation

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Origin & Evolution of Man

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Disorders of the Immune System

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Monohybrid Cross of Mendel

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Codominance

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Sex Determination

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Sex Determination: XX Female & XO Male Type

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Types of Mutations

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Chromosomal Number Mutations

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Chargaff Rule

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Hershey & Chase Experiment

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Messelson and Stahl Experiment

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Enzymes Involved In DNA Replication

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DNA Replication in Prokaryotes

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RNA Polymerase in Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes

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Process of Transcription in Prokaryotes

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Introduction to Translation

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Process of Translation

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Human Genome Project & Its Goals

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Chemical Evolution & Miller Experiment

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Mechanism of Evolution: Genetic Drift, Founder Effect & Bottleneck Effect

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Mechanism of Evolution: Natural Selection & Its Types

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Ecology and environment

Ozone Depletion in the Stratosphere

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Functions of Ecosystem: Productivity

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Cause of biodiversity losses

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Ex-situ Conservation of Biodiversity

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Population & Its Attributes: Population Size or Density

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Models of Population Growth: Exponential Growth

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Predation

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Gause competitive exclusion principle & Resource Partitioning

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Mutualism

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Functions of Ecosystem: Decomposition

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Pyramid of Biomass & Pyramid of Energy

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Microbes in Sewage Treatment

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Adaptations - I

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Adaptations - II

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Models of Population Growth: Logistic Growth

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Competition

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Parasitism

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Components of Ecosystem: Biotic

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Trophic Levels, Food Chain & Food Web

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Pyramid of Numbers

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Species Diversity - India & World

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Patterns of Biodiversity - Species-Area relationships

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In-situ Conservation of Biodiversity - Hotspots, National Parks and Sacred groves

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In-situ Conservation of Biodiversity - Sanctuaries and Biosphere Reserves

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Cell Structure and Function

Cell Cycle: Interphase

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Stages of Meiosis Ⅰ - Prophase I

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The Nucleus

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Semi-autonomous Organelles: Mitochondria (Sing. Mitochondrion)

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Components of the Endomembrane System: The Golgi Apparatus

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Components of the Endomembrane System: Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)

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Enzyme Inhibition

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Plastids

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The Cytoskeleton

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Centrosome and Centrioles

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Lipids and Fatty Acids

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Nucleic Acids - DNA and RNA

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Enzymes and Their Classification

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Different Stages of Mitosis

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Introduction to Meiosis

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Stages of Meiosis Ⅰ - Metaphase I and Anaphase I

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Steps of Krebs Cycle

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Reproduction

Pollination and Its Types

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Menstrual Cycle

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Endosperm Development

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Seed and Fruit

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Spermatogenesis

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Fertilization

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Events of Fertilization

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Implantation

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Structure of Pollen Grain

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Male Sex Accessory Ducts

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Embryonic Development: Cleavage & Formation of Blastocyst

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Plant Physiology

Functions of Ethylene

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Dark Reaction of Photosynthesis and RuBP

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Dark Reaction: Calvin Cycle

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The C4 Pathway

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Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle or Krebs Cycle or Citric Acid Cycle

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Functions of Gibberellins

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Photoperiodism

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Tissue Culture & Somatic Hybridization

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Steps of Calvin Cycle

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Glycolysis

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Lactic Acid Fermentation

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Functions of Auxins

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Create An Effective Study Schedule

  • Make sure your study plan is well-organised and allows enough time for each subject according to its importance and level of difficulty.

  • Break up the syllabus into manageable chunks and schedule specific study periods to thoroughly go over each topic.

  • As you prepare for the exam, make sure your plan involves multiple-choice questions and frequent revisions.

Selecting The Right Study Materials For Neet 2024

For NEET 2024 preparation, choosing the appropriate study materials and resources is essential. Keep in mind to Avoid using too many study tools or materials at once. When it comes to theory, stick to one and finish it before going on to the next. Here is a thorough list of resources for every subject:

Physics:

  • NCERT Physics: Since NCERT textbooks serve as the foundation for NEET Physics, start with them. Read them carefully, and make sure you grasp the concepts.

  • HC Verma: If you want to lay a solid conceptual foundation, I highly recommend reading "Concepts of Physics" by HC Verma. It offers plenty of practice problems along with in-depth explanations on a broad range of topics.

  • DC Pandey: The "Understanding Physics" series by DC Pandey is yet another great tool for practising problem-solving and gaining conceptual clarity.

  • Arihant Publications: Books like "Objective Physics" by Arihant help practice objective-type questions and improve speed and accuracy.

  • Solve Previous Years' Papers: To gain insight into the format and nature of the questions asked, work through previous years' NEET Physics question papers.

Chemistry:

  • NCERT Chemistry: Start your preparation with the NCERT Chemistry Textbook. As far as physical Chemistry is concerned, the NCERT textbook is sufficient for theory. For the section on organic and inorganic Chemistry, read the textbook through once as well. It will enhance your understanding of basic concepts.

  • O.P. Tandon: To fully understand and apply the concepts of physical Chemistry, it is recommended to read "Physical Chemistry" by O.P. Tandon.

  • The book "Organic Chemistry" by Morrison and Boyd offers a comprehensive grasp of the concepts and reactions involved in organic Chemistry.

  • MS Chouhan: Another excellent resource to practice problems in Organic Chemistry is MS Chouhan's "Organic Chemistry."

  • NCERT Exemplar: Solve the NCERT Exemplar problems of Chemistry to improve your problem-solving abilities.

Biology:

  • NCERT Biology Books: The best study material for Biology is the NCERT Textbook. Since most Biology section questions are based on NCERT, make sure you thoroughly read the textbook and understand every concept.

  • Biology Books by Dinesh or Trueman:

Books like "Dinesh's Objective Biology" and "Trueman's Objective Biology" will be useful for detailed explanations and practice questions.

  • Biology NEET Guidebooks: Comprehensive coverage with practice questions of NEET Biology topics can be found in publications such as the NEET Biology guidebooks from MTG or Arihant.

  • NCERT Biology Exemplar: Improve your understanding and problem-solving skills by working through the NCERT Exemplar for Biology.

  • Online Resources Available: For more study materials, video lectures, and practice exams, check out websites like careers360.com, Khan Academy, NEETPrep, and Biology Olympiad.

General Resources:

  • Mock Tests and Previous Year Papers: Test yourself regularly with mock tests and previous year's papers to become familiar with the format and pattern of the exam, improve time management, and find your areas of weakness.

  • Numerous online learning platforms: Courses, video lectures, and practice materials specific to NEET—are available on platforms like BYJU's, Vedantu, and Unacademy.

  • Personalised Learning with Mobile Apps: These apps, such as Embibe, NEETPrep, and NEET Champion, have mock tests, and study materials, and track your progress.

  • Coaching Institute Study Materials: If you are enrolled in any coaching centre, test series, Study booklets, and doubt-solving sessions will be available.

  • Study groups and discussion forums: Participate in study groups and study circles to exchange queries, resources, and guidance.

Make sure you follow a regular study schedule and use the resources and materials that best suit your learning style. Practice, revision, and frequent self-evaluation are necessary for success in NEET 2024.

Practising Mock Tests And Previous Year's Papers

Along with your preparation, keep solving practice exams. Simulating the real exam environment and identifying your areas of strength and weakness are two important benefits of taking NEET 2024 mock exams as part of your study plan. In terms of structure, content, and number of questions, mock exams resemble the NEET examination.

1. Get Familiar with the NEET Pattern: practising mock exams regularly will reduce your exam day anxiety.

2. Time management: While practising the mock exam, pace up and have a fixed time slot for each section. Adhere to the exam timing, which is three hours and twenty minutes.

3. Enhancing accuracy and speed: try to answer the questions rapidly to enhance your time, accuracy, and speed. Try to avoid devoting too much time to challenging questions, even though accuracy is crucial.

4. Know Your Weaknesses and Strengths: Evaluate yourself by practising NEET mock tests. By using this self-evaluation, you can focus your revision efforts on the sections that still need improvement.

5. Revise To Reinforce.

You will therefore gain the confidence you need to ace the exam on the day of the test.

A Successful Revision

  • Make thorough notes after reading each chapter, making sure to include a summary of the most important facts, calculations, concepts, and conclusions.

  • Your daily study schedule should include specific times set aside for revision.

  • You should concentrate on one or two topics at a time and divide your revision sessions into smaller, more manageable chunks.

  • Sort the topics according to your level of understanding and the relevance of the NEET syllabus.

  • Review the highlights, notes, and annotations in your textbook.

  • Select and prioritise the definitions, formulas, concepts, and diagrams that are most important for revision.

  • Make your own quizzes, concept maps, or flashcards to aid in understanding and retention of key concepts.

  • To help you recall difficult facts, equations, or steps, make acronyms or mnemonic devices.

  • Use flowcharts, mind maps, and diagrams to visualise the relationships between different concepts and topics.

  • Go over any crucial concepts or formulas before bed. Research suggests that studying before bed may enhance memory recall.

  • Question-Based Revisions: Complete the NEET-style questions related to each topic to show that you comprehend the subject matter and feel at ease with the test format.

  • Concepts-based revisions:

    • Make sure to break down every chapter into its fundamental ideas and topics.

    • Revise each chapter thoroughly after determining its main concepts and topics.

Be disciplined, persistent, and consistent in your preparation efforts, and keep a positive mindset about achieving your goal of “how to score 500 marks in Neet?". A healthy lifestyle, enough sleep, plenty of water, and the acquisition of stress-reduction skills should be your primary priorities when it comes to your physical and mental well-being. Understand the NEET exam's syllabus, marking system, and format thoroughly to organise your preparation.

By taking multiple mock exams and evaluating your results, you can improve your time management skills, identify your strengths and weaknesses, and refine your exam strategy. Select the right study aids and resources, such as NCERT textbooks, reference books, mock tests, and internet resources, to enhance your preparation efficiently. So, it was all about knowing how to get 500 marks in NEET 2024?

If you have three months to prepare and are unsure of whether three months is enough time to prepare and score well on the NEET or how to get 500 marks in neet in 3 months. So, the answer is yes. You can prepare and target NEET score 500 in 3 months; you just need to incorporate all the strategies explained in this article from the first day of preparation.

How can I score 500 marks in NEET 2024?

By incorporating the strategies into your study plan, you can improve your exam performance and raise your chances to score 500 marks in NEET. You can succeed and realise your dream of becoming a doctor if you have the right support and guidance, but keep in mind that achieving the score you want on the NEET requires commitment, diligence, and a focused approach.

Is 500 a good score in NEET for OBC?

To qualify for the entrance exam, OBC candidates had to score in the 40th percentile on the NTA NEET 2023. For the OBC category, the corresponding NEET cutoff score in 2023 was 136-107. See the table below for the OBC category's year-by-year NEET cutoff.

NEET cutoff for OBC category - Year-wise

Year

NEET cutoff scores

2023

136-107

2022

116-93

2021

137-108

2020

146-113

2019

133-107

Is 500 a good score in NEET for government colleges?

A seat in a prestigious government medical college is extremely rare to come by with this score. However, you can take into consideration certain private or deemed medical colleges.

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Hello Tabassum

you can apply for neet while studying class xii but you will be able to appear for neet exam after class xii results .

Also you must fulfill all the eligibility criteria set for neet exam .

The most important and first requirement for appearing Neet is that you must have completed 17 years at the time of applying for neet.

You must have passed class xii with minimum 50% marks in physics + chemistry + biology . For sc , st category students there is relaxation of 5% in marks .


For details you may refer the link given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is the common entrance examination for admission to undergraduate medical programs like Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery and Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery in recognized medical colleges. NEET is mandatory for admission to medical courses in India, including BAMS.


Hello khushabu

Whether You will be eligible to get a seat in iisc depends upon your jee mains score and cut off iisc jee in 2025.

For general category , the candidate must get around 350 rank in jee mains

Around 17000 rank for ews and obc  category

Around 20000 for obc and ews ( female )

Now a days there has been introduced a New method , iiser aptitude test

The eligibility criteria for getting a seat in iisc , the candidate must obtain minimum 60% marks in class xii.

In physics,  chemistry and mathematics.

10 % seats are reserved for women.

Hello aspirant

Yes you woll be eligible to appear for Neet in 2027.

You were born on 14/3/2010

On  14/3/2027 , you will complete 17 years .

As per neet eligibility criteria The candidate must have completed 17 years of age.

The candidate must have passed class xii with minimum 50% marks in physics ,chemistry and biology from any recognized university.

Neet is the sole door way to enter various medical courses like mbbs, bds, bams , bhms , bpt , Ayush and veterinary science. It will be commenced on May 5. 2024.


For details you may refer the link given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria


Hello Jyoti

You missed two chances of making corrections in neet ug form. Once in March correction window was open and second time on April 12, 2024 , neet corre tion window was opened for 2 days .

Anyways,  don't be panic at this time , you can send a mail to the official website neet.nta .nic.in

There is other way too

Neet help line desk is there to help you out . You can connect to

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Column II ( Their location)

Parotids

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Below tongue

Sub-maxillary / sub-mandibular

Ii

Lower jaw

Sub-linguals

Iii

Cheek

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Option: 2

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 I – C , II – D , III – A , IV – B


Option: 4

 I – D , II – A , III – B , IV – C 

 

 


Column A Column B
A

a) Organisation of cellular contents and further cell growth.  

B

b) Leads to formation of two daughter cells.

C

c) Cell grows physically and increase volume proteins,organells.

D

d)  synthesis and replication of DNA.

Match the correct option as per the process shown in the diagram. 

 

 

 

Option: 1

1-b,2-a,3-d,4-c
 


Option: 2

1-c,2-b,3-a,4-d


Option: 3

1-a,2-d,3-c,4-b

 


Option: 4

1-c,2-d,3-a,4-b


0.014 Kg of N2 gas at 27 0C is kept in a closed vessel. How much heat is required to double the rms speed of the N2 molecules?

Option: 1

3000 cal


Option: 2

2250 cal


Option: 3

2500 cal


Option: 4

3500 cal


0.16 g of dibasic acid required 25 ml of decinormal NaOH solution for complete neutralisation. The modecular weight of the acid will be

Option: 1

32


Option: 2

64


Option: 3

128


Option: 4

256


0.5 F of electricity is passed through 500 mL of copper sulphate solution. The amount of copper (in g) which can be deposited will be:

Option: 1

31.75


Option: 2

15.8


Option: 3

47.4


Option: 4

63.5


0.5 g of an organic substance was kjeldahlised and the ammonia released was neutralised by 100 ml 0.1 M HCl. Percentage of nitrogen in the compound is

Option: 1

14


Option: 2

42


Option: 3

28


Option: 4

72


0xone is

Option: 1

\mathrm{KO}_{2}


Option: 2

\mathrm{Na}_{2} \mathrm{O}_{2}


Option: 3

\mathrm{Li}_{2} \mathrm{O}


Option: 4

\mathrm{CaO}


(1) A substance  known as "Smack"

(2) Diacetylmorphine

(3) Possessing a white color

(4) Devoid of any odor

(5) Crystal compound with a bitter taste

(6) Obtained by extracting from the latex of the poppy plant

The above statements/information are correct for:

Option: 1

Morphine


Option: 2

Heroin


Option: 3

Cocaine


Option: 4

Barbiturates


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