NEET 2016 Phase II conducted on July 24; over 4 lakh appear for the exam
The second phase of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) was conducted on July 24, 2016 for admission to undergraduate programmes in central, private, deemed and some state medical and dental colleges across the country. Around 4.7 lakh medical aspirants are appearing for the entrance examination.
Administered by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), NEET Phase 2 was held in the paper-pencil mode at over 50 examination centres across India and abroad.
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Careers360 covering 2016 NEET Phase 2 from different centres, brings you live updates about the exam. While the exam was to begin from 10:00 am, a number of candidates reached as early as 7:00 am at their respective test centres and began their last minute revision for the exam.
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Check below the exam day events’ timeline to get updates on the NEET Phase II 2016 exam.
1:07 pm – NEET Phase II 2016 examination ends with a good note. All the best to test-takers.
1:03 pm – Test-takers relate their NEET Phase II examination experience, where majority of them say that it was comparetively easier than the phase 1 paper.
Sanjita - I am so happy. The paper was too easy. Biology questions were the easiest and Physics was relatively easier than the previous exam.
Raghav - My decision about taking NEET 2016 Phase II was good. The questions from Physics and Biology were easier, however there were some difficult questions from Chemistry specially inorganic portion. Notwithstanding, my experience with NEET Phase II 2016 examination was relaxing and I hope to qualify the exam, this time.
Vidushi - Most of the questions in NEET 2016 Phase II paper was from NCERT text-books. Since I had done preparations based on NCERT syllabus, it wasn't tough for me.
1:00 pm – Exit gates opena s the three-hour long exam ends.
12:45 pm – Parents start gathering around the entry gates as the exam time about to end.
10:00 am – NEET Phase II 2016 examination begins.
9:40 am – Some late comers seen pleading for entry but it’s too late for them. They have lost their second and final chance to appear for the most coveted undergraduate medical entrance exam.
9:32 am – Some late comers given entry, though the reporting time ends.
9:30 am – As the reporting time ends, entry gates closed down with no more entries allowed.
9:00 am – Rush and chaos increase as more candidates gather around the exam centres for the entries. However, they were given entry only after proper frisking.
8:55 am – Although the same strict frisking rules were followed in NEET examination for the first phase, several parents and their wards were seen arguing with the exam centre authorities but in vain.
8:47 am – Exam centre officials begin frisking the candidates and check specific details including barred items and dress codes in the NEET examination. No candidates under any circumstances are allowed to enter the examination centres with items like wallet, goggles, handbag, hair band, belt, cap, wrist watches and even ear-rings.
8:45 am – Exam centre gates open and candidates queue-up for entry
8:35 am – As NEET phase II 2016 candidates wait for the centre gates to open, Careers360 ask some of them about their preparation level and expectations from the exam.
Rajiv – This is my third attempt after AIPMT and NEET Phase I 2016 but am confident that I’ll qualify.
Jignesh – I have come all way-long from Sonepat to appear in NEET Phase II exam. My stronger subjects are Biology and Physics, however, a bit tense for questions in Chemistry as the phase I paper was somewhat difficult.
Kritika – I am appearing for the first time in NEET, as haven’t appeared in phase I too. I am a bit tense but think that my hard work will pay off.
8:30 am – Parents were seen advising their wards last minute tips and assuring that they qualify the exam, however, the candidates look more tense.
8:21 am – As soon as the seating plan is put up, the medical exam candidates flock round the place to check their roll code and seats.
8:20 am – Exam centre authorities put up exam instruction as well as roll code and candidates’ seating plan pages outside the centres.
8:00 am – More and more aspirants start reaching the NEET Phase II 2016 exam centres.
7:30 am – NEET Phase II exam aspirants reach their respective test centres and begin pre-exam revisions as they look somewhat tense. Reporting time begins.
7:00 am – Careers360 team reaches exam centres to cover NEET Phase II exam day events.
NEET is the undergraduate medical entrance exam for admissions to approximately 30, 000 MBBS and BDS seats under 15% All India Quota, Private/Management/NRI Quota Seats in all Private Medical / Dental Colleges or any Private/Deemed University.
Stay tuned to medicine.careers360.com for more news and updates on NEET 2016
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Questions related to NEET
Ive done my PUC (PCMB) from Karnataka board now Im in BSC ( PHYSICS MATHS COMPUTER SCIENCE) final year am i eligible to write neet ..plz give me authentic information..
Hi
Yes , you are eligible for appearing in NEET 2021 examination even if you are in final year of your BSc with physics chemistry and computer
This is because,
There is no rule which says that if you are doing BSC or any graduation you become ineligible for Neet examination, as to be eligible for neet what all one needs is :
* to must have passed 12th board examination with physics, chemistry ,biology/biotechnology and English and must have got:-
-) at least 50 % in aggregate of PCB i.e Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology in 12th examination if belongs to general category
-) at least 40% in aggregate of PCB if belongs to Obc/ Sc /st category
-)at least 45 % in aggregate of PCB in case of general/ews pwd candidates to be eligible.
So , you being pcmb student in your 12th if you fulfill this percentage criteria in PCB with your 12th marks then you are eligible for Neet 2021 examination , even if you are doing BSc and after qualifying Neet examination you can get admission in MBBS on the basis of rank or marks obtained by you in NEET
Also,
there is no upper age limit for Neet examination
For detailed information about neet examination go through our page forl which link is provided below; -
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria
If you have any other doubt then you can always reach us to clear them :) we are always available to help you out and guide you
Thank you
What will be the paper level of NEET in 2021 ??
Hi
This is quite difficult to predict your Neet paper level or difficulty level of Neet examination paper but don't worry it will be more or less similar to previous years Neet question papers according to which your neet 2021 examination is expected to be of moderate level.
But yes,
whether you will find Neet examination easy or difficult depends upon your preparation level . If you prepare well for neet examination then you will find it easier otherwise if your level of preparation is not good then you are bound to find it difficult .
So I suggest you to prepare well for your Neet examination following the below tips so that you don't find the question paper difficult and can score good marks in your neet examination
*Go well through NCERT and master it .
*Make routine or timetable :- your routine should revolve around 3 things i.e study, revise and practice .
*After finishing each chapter you should practice questions, you should practise at least 80 to 100 numericals / mcqs in Each chapter .
*Solve previous year NEET questions.
*Once done with complete syllabus, go through NEET mock test papers
You can prepare well using our neet program for which link is provided below
https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may /
If you have any other doubt then you can always reach us to clear them :) we are always available to help you out and guide you
Thank you
did the neet registration date ara announced?? also for Kcet??
No the registration dates of neet 2021 have not been released yet. However it is expected that the registration process would start in past week of January. Students are advised to keep an eye on the official website. Same is the case with kcet 2021 registration dates and it is also expected to start in last week of January.
For more info you can visit the following links:
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-application-form
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet
my rank is 6202 in neet mds...what colleges can I get in rajasthan?
Hii,
Based on last year cutoff..... according to your rank in NEET MDS 2021 and category you can check the college in which you have possibility of getting a seat in the NEET MDS college predictor link given below
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-mds-college-predictor
Hope this will help you
Can I get NEET MDS cutoff for General category of private colleges in Maharashtra!
Hello student ,
Please ! Checkout the link given below of carrers360 to know the cut off .
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-mds-cut-off
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