Nagpur: National entry test that is delayed and many anticipated (NEET) for scholar medical courses are held on Sundays throughout the country.
Overall the paper was quite difficult, say academics, although some individual questions were difficult.
Academic Sameer Phale said, “Biology comes from Ncert, so those who are ready from there will do very well.
However, I feel that the physics part is quite difficult.
In fact, it is more difficult than the last two years.
I talked to my students and They also felt that physics subjects were difficult.
For chemistry, I would say that today’s paper is moderate.
“Academic Narendra Wankhede also agreed that compared to other subjects physics was difficult.
“Most it was difficult but overall I felt it was fine.
Yes, we found that it took a long time for students to resolve the physics section.
Biology and chemistry did not cause many challenges for students.
Physics will be a determining factor for entering MBBS, “Wankhede said.
He also felt that cut-off could fall 5% compared to last year.
NEET is done by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and is a paper pen test.
NEET is a gateway exam to enter MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BSM, BUMS, and BHMS courses.
The NEET-2021 test pattern consists of two parts.
Each subject has two parts; Part A has 35 questions and part B has 15 questions.
Of these 15 this question, candidates can choose to try 10.
Every question is done four marks.
For each wrong answer, one sign will be deducted from the total score.
The results are estimated at the end of the month and will be displayed on the website: https://neet.nta.nic.in// and after that candidate can download their score card.