NEET Exam Analysis 2020

NEET Exam Analysis 2020 - Candidates who appeared for the national level entrance examination can check the analysis of NEET UG 2020. Leading coaching institutes like Aakash, Allen Kota, Resonance, Rao IIT Academy, Career Point, Motion IIT JEE among others will release NEET review 2020 exam analysis, just after a few hours of completion of exam. NEET analysis 2020 will help the NEET exam test takers to analyse their performance of the offline entrance exam. Also, using analysis of NEET 2020, aspirants can check the chances of clearing the exam, understand the expected cutoff before the declaration of NEET result 2020.
IMPORTANT- NEET 2020 to be held on July 26; admit card to be released soon

In NEET review and exam analysis, candidates can also read NEET student reactions from the test takers of NEET UG exam 2020. The analysis mentions the detailed section-wise analysis, NEET difficulty level, expected cutoff scores and other details. Also, with the help of these expected NEET analysis, candidates can make a list of colleges in which they wish to get admission. To get all information on THE analysis of NEET 2020, previous years analysis and cutoff, read the article below.

National Testing Agency (NTA) has postponed National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - NEET 2020 entrance exam to July 26, for admission to 82926 MBBS, 26949 BDS, 52720 AYUSH and 525 BVSc & AH seats in India.

NEET Review 2020 and analysis

The coaching institutes and student reactions of NEET exam analysis 2020 will be released after the conclusion of the entrance exam. It will contain the section-wise analysis, difficulty level of questions, weightage given to each subject, expected NEET cutoff 2020. Since the exam will be conducted in the last week of May, aspirants can check the NEET previous years analysis available in the article below. Using the previous years analysis of NEET, aspirants can take a look for convenience and to understand the analysis.

NEET analysis by test takers

A total of 15,93,425 students have registered for NEET UG 2020 exam, while only 14,10,754 candidates took the test for the year 2019. Check the pre and post exam NEET analysis of previous year below.

NEET 2019 post-exam analysis

• Mariam Khan from Aligarh did her coaching from her native place and planned to pursue MBBS. Her NEET question paper code was T3. She told that most of the questions in all subjects came from NCERT syllabus. There were no technical glitches like incorrect questions and all.

• Mayank appeared for the exam for the second time. His paper code was S3 and he found the paper to be easy, especially the Physics section. Biology was a little difficult, while Chemistry was easy as compared to the previous year. He found that 40% of the questions were out of NEET syllabus.

• For Sumita, it was her second attempt. Physics was easier as compared to last year. She found most of the questions easy. There was no technical glitches or any trouble she faced during the entrance exam.

NEET pre-exam analysis 2019

• Keshab attempted for the second time in the 2019 exam. Physics was his forte and he was confident about Chemistry and Biology as well. His dream is to get into an MBBS course.

• Shivam was the first time candidate from Panipat. He never took any coaching and prepared through self study. Biology was his strongest subject and he wanted to become a doctor.

• Saakshi from Haryana took the second attempt of NEET last year. She was confident in Biology.

NEET 2020 analysis by coaching institutes

Apart from the student reactions, we will be providing NEET 2020 exam analysis by various coaching experts, which will also be released a few hours after the exam is over. This in depth analysis of NEET 2020 will provide the overall information of overall difficulty level of paper, subject-wise topic distribution of questions and many more.

Meanwhile, aspirants can understand the previous years NEET analysis by experts.

NEET 2019 analysis and cutoff by Shailendra Maheshwari, Career Point

The biggest medical entrance exam was much easier than the NEET 2018. Questions asked from all subjects Physics, Chemistry and Biology were asked from NCERT. In the Physics section, most of the questions were asked from Mechanics and Modern Physics. More questions were asked from Physical Chemistry, while Biology was dominated by Ecology and Biotechnology.

Talking about NEET subject-wise analysis, Mr. Maheshwari said, "Physics questions were equally divided in Class 11 and 12. Mechanics and Modern Physics covered 50% of the section. Easy questions were asked from Current Electricity and Magnetic Effect of Current. NEET 2019 Chemistry section was dominated by Physical Chemistry. There were 19 questions asked from Physical Chemistry, while only 14 and 12 questions were asked from Inorganic and Organic Chemistry, respectively. The Biology paper was of moderate level. Four questions were difficult and were out of NCERT. The Zoology portion contained 40 questions, while 50 questions were from Botany.”

He also mentions that since the exam was easier than the previous year, therefore, there were high chances of increase in NEET 2019 cutoff. The cutoff for admission to central counselling for NEET 2019 was around 555-565, as per the director of Career Point.

NEET 2019 analysis and cutoff by Resonance

One of the leading coaching institutes, Resonance had also released the NEET exam analysis 2019, mentioning the subject-wise analysis, difficulty level of the paper and other details. As per the expert advice on NEET difficulty level, Resonance mentioned that the exam was easier than the last few years. Biology and Chemistry were equally moderate level, while Physics section was the most difficult one of all. A total of 452 questions can be considered easy, while 200 were of moderate level and 60 mark questions were difficult.

The experts of Resonance felt that the paper was easier than the last year, therefore the cutoff should increase and is expected to be around 565 to 570.

NEET 2019 analysis by leading coaching institutes

NEET 2018 analysis by Mr. Anand Nagarajan, TIME

Mr. Anand Nagarajan from TIME sharing the detailed NEET paper analysis said, “Overall difficulty level of Physics was a bit tougher than the previous year, while the questions from Chemistry and Biology were upto the expectations. The ratio of questions asked from Class 11 and 12 to be 45% and 55% respectively.”

Talking about the subject-wise NEET analysis, Mr. Nagarajan continued that, “Physics was dominated by Electrostatics, Mechanics and Electronics. While Chemistry had more questions from Physical followed by the Inorganic and Organic Chemistry. Biology covered an equal proportion of questions from both Botany and Zoology. No question was asked out of NCERT textbooks.” As per the TIME expert, the cutoff of NEET 2018 was expected to be around 150 and any student who obtained more than 525 was to be considered for admission to top MBBS or BDS college through state quota.

NEET exam analysis 2018 by Aakash Institute

The subject experts of Aakash Institute sharing their views on NEET analysis said that, “The paper pattern of NEET analysis 2018 was similar. The question paper was based on the lines of CBSE and most of the questions asked were based on NCERT textbooks. Students who were well prepared using the NCERT books were able to score good marks in last year NEET exam.

When asked regarding the NEET analysis for each subject, the experts enunciated that, “In Physics, upto 80% questions were numerical based which required intensive calculations. Most of the questions were from rotational motion current electricity as well as Ray and Wave optics.” As per the Chemistry is concerned, “A few questions were beyond the NCERT concepts such as molecular orbital configurations of heteroatomic molecules, reverse hyperconjugation etc. All the questions were based on concepts and no memory based questions were asked.”

NEET 2019 subject-wise analysis

Candidates can check the chapter-wise NEET exam analysis from the table below. Also, the distribution of Class 11 and 12 questions from NEET important topics has been mentioned below.

NEET analysis 2019 Physics

The subject experts along with the NEET candidates found previous years Physics as the toughest amongst all. As the experts opined, NEET UG Physics 2019, most of the questions were based on the extensive calculations skills along with the understanding level. Go through the overall and topic-wise difficulty level of NEET Physics section.

NEET analysis Physics

NEET analysis 2019 for Chemistry

The section of Chemistry for the previous year was easy in comparison to the last year. Question paper had most of the questions from Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. All the numerical questions were formula based.

Distribution of questions in NEET 2019 Chemistry

Analysis of NEET UG 2019 Biology

For the sections with most questions, Biology, the experts shared that, “Contrary to the previous year, the questions asked from the Zoology section were easier than Botany. However, Botany had most of the questions in the paper.”

NEET Biology distribution of questions

NEET 2018 Analysis

Aspirants can check the previous years NEET analysis to understand the structure of UG entrance exam and to know the expected cutoff for admission to medical and dental colleges of India. Check below previous years' subject-wise NEET exam analysis:

NEET 2018 Analysis for Physics

The subject experts along with the NEET candidates Physics as the toughest amongst all. As the experts opined that in NEET UG 2018 Physics, most of the questions were based on the extensive calculations skills along with the understanding level. From Class 11 syllabus, most of the questions were asked from Mechanics, while the Electrodynamics topic from Class 12 was the basis of most questions. Go through the overall and topic-wise difficulty level of NEET Physics section.

Analysis of NEET 2018 Physics

NEET Analysis 2018 Chemistry

According to the experts, the section of Chemistry was of moderate level. The questions from Class 11 dominated the section. Question paper had questions from Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. All the numerical questions were formula-based.

Question distribution for NEET 2018 Chemistry

NEET 2018 Biology Analysis

For the sections with most questions, Biology, the experts shared that, “Contrary to the previous year, the questions asked from the Zoology section were easier than Botany. However, Botany had most of the questions in the paper.”

Chapter-wise distribution of NEET 2018 Biology

NEET 2018 Analysis - Overall Difficulty Level

The overall NEET 2018 difficulty level was moderate. Check the subject-wise difficult level analysis of NEET below.

NEET 2020 Answer Key

Just after the completion of the entrance exam, the coaching institutes will release the answer key of NEET 2020 along with the solutions, which will be available here. With the help of NEET 2020 answer keys, aspirants can calculate their expected scores using a marking scheme. NTA will publish the NEET official answer key 2020 in the third week of June. Along with the answer key, NEET OMR sheets will also be released. Students can challenge the official answer keys by paying Rs. 1000 for per question. The final answer key will be published a few hours before the announcement of the NEET result.