Mumbai: Only the first 10 first questions from 15 will be considered for evaluation in part B of NEET-2021 question paper.
This paper will have optional questions for the first time in part B of all four subjects and students are not expected to try more than 10 questions.
After some concerns over the marking of optional questions in NEET-UG 2021, the national testing body has responded to their questions.
Students will be given the option to try 180 of 200 questions as a whole for the first time since NEET was reintroduced in 2016.
The test will be held on September 12.
While part A four subjects – physics, botany and zoology – will have 35 compulsory questions, part b will have 15 questions where students must try 10.
