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NEET 2022 Analysis and Expected Cutoff by Allen Kota - Allen Kota has released a detailed analysis of the question paper and expected cut-off of the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test or NEET 2022. The Allen analysis on the NEET question paper is available here. A detailed subject-wise analysis of the NEET 2022 question paper by Allen Kota will help candidates to analyse their performance.
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The NEET Analysis 2022 by Allen Institute carries insights into the NEET exam such as the overall difficulty level of the exam, sectional difficulty, and the number of questions. With the help of the NEET 2022 paper analysis and expected cut off by Allen Kota, candidates will get help in calculating their scores and evaluating their overall performance. The National Testing Agency will conduct the NEET 2022 in pen and paper mode for over 16 lakh candidates.
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Medical aspirants must know that NEET is the single national-level medical entrance examination for undergraduate courses in India. Candidates can refer to the exam pattern of NEET to familiarise themselves with the scheme of examination. Candidates can go through this article titled ‘NEET 2022 Analysis and Expected cutoff by Allen Kota’ in order to get a fair idea of the examination, cutoff, analysis, etc.

Allen Kota NEET 2022 exam analysis

Candidates can check the live NEET 2022 analysis by Allen Kota below.

NEET 2022 exam analysis by Allen Kota

As aforementioned, the subject-wise NEET 2022 analysis and expected cutoff by Allen Kota has been published by authorities after the completion of the exam.

NEET UG 2022 Physics paper analysis (Section A)

NEET UG 2022 Physics paper analysis (Section B)

NEET UG 2022 chemistry paper analysis (Section A)

NEET UG 2022 chemistry paper analysis (Section B)

NEET UG 2022 botany paper analysis (Section A & B)

NEET UG 2022 zoology paper analysis (Section A & B)

Aspirants can go through the detailed analysis of the previous year's NEET-UG paper by Allen Kota from below. As per the analysis of the NEET-UG 2021 paper "Biology section was easy while Physics was hard and Chemistry was moderate. At the same time, the NCERT syllabus was completely followed. The difficulty level of the NEET question paper was moderate." Allen Kota will also release the expected cutoff of NEET 2022 for government and private colleges. As NEET 2022 expected cutoff will be provided on this page soon after its availability.

NEET 2021 exam analysis by Allen Kota - Previous Year

The NEET question paper was NCERT based. Some topics in biology such as genetics, cell biology, biomolecules and ecology were such whose questions also came in botany and also in zoology.

NEET 2021 paper difficulty level was tough when compared to last year. The questions in every subject were good and lengthy, which took more time. The difficulty level was higher than last year. The paper was NCERT based. Some topics in biology such as genetics, cell biology, biomolecules and ecology were such whose questions also came in botany and also in zoology.

NEET 2021 Physics exam analysis

• A total of 50 questions were asked in the NEET 2021 Physics paper.
• Maximum 20 questions were asked from the Electrodynamics topic.
• Similarly, 15 questions came from Mechanics, 2 from Heat, 2 from SHM Waves, 4 from Optics and 7 questions from Modern Physics and Electronics.
• As per the NEET-UG analysis 2021, 35 questions were asked in section A and 15 questions in section B. Section A consisted of 11 questions from the class 11 syllabus and 14 questions from class 12 syllabus.
• In the NEET question paper analysis, Section A has 12 questions of easy level, 20 questions of moderate level and three questions of difficult level.
• Similarly, in Section B, 6 questions came from the syllabus of class 11th and 9 questions from class 12th. Section B had 3 questions in easy level, 6 moderate and 6 difficult level.

NEET Chemistry paper analysis 2021

The level of Chemistry NEET-UG paper was slightly more difficult as compared to last year. All the questions are covered by Allen's modules. As per the topic-wise distribution, 16 questions were asked from Physical Chemistry, 17 from Inorganic Chemistry and 17 from Organic Chemistry. New NEET exam pattern, Section-A had 35 questions, of which 15 were from the syllabus of class 11 and 20 questions from class 12. The level of 14 questions in the section was easy, 17 medium and 4 were of difficult level.

Similarly, a total of 15 questions appeared in Section-B. In which 5 questions came from the syllabus of class 11th and 10 from class 12th. Total 5 questions were of easy level, 7 level were moderate and three were easy level.

Biology NEET 2021 exam analysis

The coverage of the Biology NEET paper was around 90% NCERT based. As per the NEET topic-wise analysis, this time the maximum number of questions in the paper were asked from Cell Biology, Biomolecules and Genetics. Apart from this, questions from all three topics were asked in both Botany and Zoology. Questions from Ecology were also asked in both Botany and Zoology.

There was an error printing some questions. The printing of the question in Plant Kingdom was misinterpreting the meaning. In the question of floral formula, the number of the question was given wrong and there was a mistake in Hindi translation in one question.

NEET 2020 paper analysis for Physics

The physics paper for NEET 2020 was average. Out of the 45 questions, 17 questions were based on 11th class and 28 questions on the 12th class syllabus. The level of 33 questions in the paper was easy and 11 were moderate. There was only 1 question whose level is considered difficult. 10 questions were asked from the Mechanics Topic. While 5 questions were asked from Heat Topic, 2 from SHM & Waves, 14 from Electrodynamics, 4 from Optics, and 10 from Modern & Electronics Topic. Basic Math and Vectors, WPE & Circular Motion in Mechanics, Sound Waves and Doppler Effect in SHM and Waves, Thermal expansion in Thermal Physics, Heat Transfer, EM in Electro Dynamics and Wave Optics in Optics, no questions were asked.

Section-wise NEET Physics paper analysis by Allen

NEET 2020 paper analysis for Chemistry

The chemistry paper gave relief to the NEET aspirants. The Chemistry section of NEET question paper 2020 was easy. A total of 45 questions were asked, of which the level of 25 questions was quite easy. Similarly, 17 questions were of moderate level and 3 questions were difficult. The maximum 24 questions were based on 12th class syllabus. While the remaining questions were asked from 11th grade syllabus. Maximum 16 questions were asked from Physical Chemistry. Apart from this, 15 questions were asked from Inorganic Chemistry and 14 from Organic Chemistry. The level of paper of inorganic chemistry was similar to the year 2019. While the paper of Physical and Organic Chemistry was easier than the year 2019. Almost all the topics were covered but, no questions were asked from Chemical Equilibrium, IUPAC Nomenclature, and Isomerism Topics.

Section-wise NEET Chemistry paper analysis by Allen

NEET 2020 paper analysis for Biology

The NEET question paper of Biology was easy for 2020 session but it was lengthy as well. The level of total 41 questions in the paper was quite easy, 34 medium level and 7 questions were of difficult level. Maximum questions were based on NCERT syllabus. It covered 48 questions from class 11 syllabus while 42 questions were asked from 12th class syllabus. Comparing Botany and Zoology, 57 questions were asked from Botany while 33 questions came from Zoology.

Section-wise NEET Biology paper analysis by Allen

NEET Biology questions asked from class 11

NEET Biology questions asked from class 12

NEET 2019 analysis and expected cut off by Allen Kota Physics

In the entrance examination conducted in 2019, the Physics section contained most of the questions from Electrodynamics (Class 12) and Mechanics (Class 11). According to the analysis of NEET and student reaction, this section of the examination was easy to moderate. For a detailed NEET 2019 analysis by Allen Kota on Physics, candidates can refer to the table that follows.

NEET analysis 2019 (Physics)

NEET analysis by Allen Kota Chemistry (2019)

In the Chemistry section, as per NEET 2019 analysis by Allen Kota, a total of 17 questions were asked from Physical Chemistry. This was the highest number of questions asked from this section. From Organic and Inorganic Chemistry 12 and 16 questions were asked in the examination. For details candidates are advised to refer to the table given below.

NEET analysis by Allen Kota 2019 Chemistry

NEET 2019 analysis by Allen Kota Biology

Medical aspirants must be aware that this is the most important section of the examination. This is so because this section has the maximum marks weightage. As compared to the examination conducted in 2018, this section of the question paper for the year 2019 was easier. For details candidates can check below.

NEET analysis by Allen Kota Biology

NEET 2018 Analysis and Expected cutoff by Allen Kota

For subject wise detailed NEET analysis of NEET by Allen Kota of the year 2018 medical aspirants can refer to the tables that follow.

NEET analysis 2018 by Allen Kota Physics

NEET analysis by Allen Kota Chemistry

NEET 2018 analysis by Allen Kota Botany

NEET analysis 2018 by Allen Kota Zoology

NEET 2022 marking scheme

The marking scheme for NEET UG has been mentioned in the table below.

NEET marking scheme

Formula: NEET scores = Total number of correct answers X 4 - Total number of wrong attempts X 1