NEET 2017 held on May 7; over 11 lakh candidates appear for the test
NEET or the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) 2017 is being held on May 7, 2017 across 104 test cities in India. More than 11 lakh candidates are expected to appear in the test for 63,000 MBBS and BDS seats offered in medical colleges of India except in AIIMS and JIPMER. As the national level medical entrance is being conducted, Careers360 brings to you live updates from test centres. The three hour duration test starts at 10 AM and candidates are seen reporting at the centre from 8.30 AM onwards. Take a look at the real time events at test centres of NEET UG 2017.
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NEET is a paper pencil based test carrying 180 questions to be solved in 180 minutes. The sections are Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology. After the exam is conducted, experts from noted coaching institutes will release the NEET Answer Key 2017.
1:00 PM: The three-hour test concludes, as NEET test takers come out of the exam centres.
10.00 AM: NEET 2017 begins across test centres in 104 cities.
9.30 AM: Entry gates close as reporting time for NEET 2017 ends. Late comers rush towards gate requesting for entry.
9.00 AM: Candidates gather at the entry gate while others rush towards checking their room and seat number from the seating plan displayed at the entry gate.
8.30 AM: Some of the candidates prefer to go through last minute preparation.
8.00 AM: More test takers reach the test centre and join the queue for entry to test centre. Candidates wearing belt, closed footwear, jewellery etc. had to be removed before entering.
7.45 AM: Entry starts after strict checking of the test takers’ NEET 2017 admit card and photo ID proof and in terms of dress code and barred items.
7.30 AM: Candidates reach the test centre much ahead of the reporting time to avoid last minute rush and anxiety.
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What is the NEET Chemistry syllabus 2023?
The chapter-wise Chemistry syllabus is mentioned in the above. Candidates need to read the entire article to understand it thoroughly.
What are the important topics in NEET Chemistry?
There will be a total of 50 questions asked in NEET Chemistry. The important topics are Mole Concept And Molar Masses, Stoichiometry, Stoichiometric Calculations, Bohr model for hydrogen atom, Isomerism and fundamental concepts in organic reaction mechanism, Bonding in coordination compounds and others.
How many chapters are in NEET Chemistry 2023?
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How much NEET score is required for MBBS admission at Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore?
Candidates must score above 60% in NEET to get admission in KMC Manglore. And must passed in 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Mathematics, and English as compulsory subjects and Chemistry or Biotechnology or Biology or any technical vocational subject as optional with at least 50% marks in Physics, Mathematics, and one of the optional subjects in aggregate.