NEET 2020 Analysis & Expected Cutoff by Resonance

NEET 2020 Analysis & Expected Cutoff by Resonance - While competing to crack NEET 2020, the competition is very tough for getting admission. In order to stay ahead of all, analysis of NEET and its expected cut off by Resonance 2020 will help very much. NEET analysis and expected cutoff by Resonance will be released after the conclusion of medical entrance exam. With the help of NEET analysis and expected cut off by Resonance, aspirants will be able to know their probability of qualifying the exam. NTA will conduct NEET 2020, on July 26, due to the epidemic outbreak of Coronavirus. NEET 2020 analysis & expected cutoff by Resonance will help aspirants to know the level of difficulty of the exam, types of questions and section wise difficulty.
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The analysis and expected cut off NEET 2020 by Resonance will be made available after conclusion of NEET exam. The education experts of NEET will prepare the NEET analysis 2020 by Resonance for the benefit of the candidates. Aspirants can be highly benefited out of it. Careers360 brings to you a detailed NEET exam analysis and the expected cutoff which will help the students with their entrance preparations. Interested candidates can check here complete details about NEET 2020 cut off analysis and expected cutoff by Resonance, including minimum qualifying percentiles, previous year NEET Cut off trends etc.

NEET 2020 analysis by Resonance

As it is known to all that analysis and expected cutoff by Resonance for NEET 2020 will be released after the conclusion of entrance exam. Aspirants, till then can go through the previous year NEET analysis and expected cutoff which was given by Resonance.

Key highlights of NEET analysis by Resonance

• Comparably, the paper was easier than the previous two years.

• Also, all the subjects were easier compared to last year.

• Of the three subjects, Physics was comparatively difficult.

• Biology and Chemistry were easy and of almost the same difficulty level.

• Of the 180 questions: 113 were easy, 50 moderate and 17 were difficult

• Of the three subjects, physics had a maximum of 9 difficult questions, followed by Biology at 7. Chemistry had a measly 1 question rated as difficult.

• Questions in physics required less calculations compared to last year and were conceptually simpler.

• Biology included a major chunk of questions from NCERT. There were 10 questions that were a bit tricky.

• In Chemistry, 40 questions were from NCERT. Most of the questions required little to no calculation

Detailed analysis of NEET 2020 by Resonance

As the analysis of this year will be released after NEET 2020 entrance exam. Aspirants till then can go through the previous year NEET analysis. The previous years question paper of NEET included 180 objective type questions, each carrying 4 marks. Biology contributed a maximum of 90 questions, while Physics and Chemistry each had 45 questions. As per the experts at Resonance, the paper this year was much easier compared to both 2018 and 2017. This is how they rated the difficulty level of NEET 2019 compared to previous years:

Subject-wise and overall difficulty level of NEET 2019

Here, denotation is like-1: Easy 2: Moderate 3: Difficult

Difficulty analysis: Number of questions

If one looks at the charts by Resonance, it seems obvious that the overall difficulty level has been decreasing in the last few years. Subject-wise, Biology is getting easier, whereas the difficulty level of Chemistry and Physics continues to fluctuate.

Difficulty analysis

Questions asked from Class 11 and 12

The number of questions asked from Class 11 and 12 is almost evenly matched, though if one looks at it closely it can be seen class 11 carried a little more weightage.

Question distribution among class 11 & 12

Subject wise analysis of NEET question paper

Aspiring medical candidates can go through the detailed subject wise analysis of previous year NEET question paper from the table below.

Analysis of NEET Physics question paper

NEET Chemistry question paper analysis:

NEET Biology (Botany) question paper analysis:

NEET Biology (Zoology) question paper analysis:

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NEET 2020 expected cutoff by Resonance

In order to qualify the examination, candidates need to secure a minimum prescribed percentile. Resonance will declare the expected marks the candidate needs to score to qualify in the exam. The expected cut off will be also issued by the coaching institute unofficially. National Testing Agency (NTA) will release the official cut off marks only after the declaration of NEET result 2020. The category-wise cut off percentile can be checked in the table below.

Qualifying percentile for NEET 2020

NEET Analysis 2018 by Resonance

According to the analysis of NEET 2018 by Resonance, the candidates faced a moderately difficult exam paper in which the section of Physics was the most difficult and the section of Biology was easy to attempt. Candidates can check the NEET 2018 analysis below in this article.

NEET 2018 Analysis by Resonance – Distribution & Difficulty of Questions

Section wise NEET Analysis by Resonance 2018

In the analysis by Resonance, the experts have found that the difficulty level of NEET 2018 was similar to that of the 2017 question paper. However, the biology section was easier as compared to the 2017 NEET question paper. The most difficult was the section of Physics followed by Chemistry. Candidates can check the detailed break up of marks in each section of class 11 and 12 syllabus, in the table below.

Class wise NEET level analysis

NEET analysis by Resonance for Physics

NEET analysis by Resonance - Chemistry

NEET analysis by Resonance - Biology

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Zoology

NEET 2020 Result

NTA will announce the result of NEET 2020 in online mode. Medical aspirants can download the NEET result 2020 in the online mode in the form of score card. To download the scorecard of NEET, it is mandatory for aspirants to login to their applicant portal. The result will display the applicant’s name, marks obtained, subject-wise marks, percentile scores, All India Rank (AIR), category rank and NEET cutoff 2020 scores.