NEET PG Exam Pattern 2020 - Medical graduates who wish to appear for postgraduate medical entrance examination should be familiar with NEET PG 2020 exam pattern. National Board of Education (NBE) has conducted NEET PG entrance exam nationwide on January 5, 2020, in online mode. The exam pattern of NEET PG includes details like mode of exam, the number of questions, timings, syllabus, etc. to help candidates understand the pattern of the entrance exam. NBE has released the information brochure for NEET PG 2020 on November 1 which includes all important details pertaining to the entrance exam. NEET PG is conducted once a year in online mode for admission to medical colleges across the nation.
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NEET PG Exam Pattern 2020
It is indispensable for candidates to understand NEET PG 2020 exam pattern before beginning to prepare strategies for the entrance exam preparation. The important details pertaining to the exam pattern are given in the points below.
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Exam Date and Mode - NBE will be conducting NEET PG 2020 on January 5, 2020, in computer-based mode.
Language of Exam - The exam will be conducted in the English language
Duration of Exam - Candidates will be allotted a total of 3 hours 30 minutes to complete their examination
Types of questions and total marks- NEET PG 2020 will consist of objective type questions and the maximum marks is 1200
Total number of questions - According to the exam pattern of NEET PG there will be a total of 300 questions in the entrance examination which will be divided into three sections
Number of questions from each section - The section-wise distribution of questions is given in the table below.
Section
Number of Questions
Part A
50
Part B
100
Part c
150
Marking Scheme - Candidates need to note that as per NEET PG exam pattern 2020 there will be negative marking in the examination. Refer to the table below for marking scheme
Response
Marks
Correct answer
4
Wrong answer
1
Unanswered
0
Syllabus - All subjects taught during MBBS which includes Pre-Clinical, Para-Clinical and Clinical subjects are part of the syllabus.
Exam day schedule - The table given below gives exam day schedule of NEET PG 2020
Activities
Session (3:30 PM to 7:00 PM)
Entry to the examination centre and commencement of Biometric Registration
1:30 PM
Closing of entry
3 PM
Grant of access for Candidate login
3:15 PM
Candidate Login for reading instructions
3:20 PM
Exam start
3:30 PM
Exam end
7 PM
Review Questions - As part of NEET PG 2020 exam pattern, while giving examination, candidates will be given the option to mark any attempted of the unattempted question for review. By doing this candidate will be provided with the provision of going through these questions once again before the end of the examination and answer them. It is to be noted that the questions marked for review will be evaluated as per NEET PG 2020 marking scheme mentioned above.
Subject-wise weightage - The table is given below gives subject-wise weightage of questions in NEET PG 2020
S. No.
Subject
Subject-Wise Weightage of Questions
Anatomy
17
2
Physiology
3
Biochemistry
16
Pathology
25
5
Pharmacology
20
6
Microbiology
7
Forensic Medicine
10
8
Social and Preventive Medicine
Part C
9
General Medicine Including Dermatology & Venereology & Psychiatry
45
General Surgery Including Orthopedics, Anaesthesia and Radiodiagnosis
11
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
30
12
Paediatrics
13
ENT
14
Ophthalmology
Grand Total
300
Answer:
Yes, for every wrong answer given by the candidate 1 mark will be deducted.
Candidates will be provided 3 hours 30 minutes to attempt all the question of NEET PG entrance exam.
NEET PG will be scrapped once National Exit Test (NEXT) will come in effect. NEET PG will be conducted in the year 2020 and the changes will not see any changes any time soon.
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According to mci guidelines for all india qouta counselling-
" fresh New Registration for Round-2 for those candidates who
• Have not registered in Round-1 (with full payment of fees).
• Have Resigned / Not reported in Round-1 can log in again.
• Fresh Choice filling Round-2"
So according to above guidelines fresh choice filling is allowed in all india neet pg 2020 round 2 (AIQ).
Hope it helps.
There is no rule that if you have completed your MBBS through AIIMS, you cannot take up NEET PG and vice versa. Even if you have completed your MBBS in any other Medical College and you want to appear for AIIMS PG, provided you meet the eligibility criteria, you can still appear for AIIMS PG. You can check the eligibility criteria at: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-pg-eligibility-criteria . The same way if you have completed your MBBS in AIIMS, provided you meet the eligibility criteria for NEET PG, you can appear for NEET PG. You can check the NEET PG eligibility criteria at our page: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-eligibility-criteria
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With your rank it is not much possible for you to get into DNB in government colleges because the cutoff rank for the most prominent colleges in India from past 2 years is 59934.
As you got more rank than that, you can might not be able to get into the first round counselling of the colleges , but you can try to get into the colleges through the second or third counselling
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