NEET-Everything About NEET Exam by PERFECT ACADEMY




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For any student willing to to become a doctor NEET is not the new word.In fact it is more popular in students after 2015 as it was made mandatory for all the students willing to join medicine.
What is NEET?
National eligibility entrance test commonly known as the NEET is entrance exam conducted throughout india in order to admit students for medical courses like MBBS, BAMS,BDS & BVSc.
What is the nature of NEET exam?
NEET exam is MCQ type examination, where totally 180 questions are asked. Each question carries 4 marks making this exam totally of 720 marks.NEET examination has three sections Physics,Chemistry and Biology. Both Physics & Chemistry has each 45 questions where as Biology sections has 90 questions, with Botany & Zoology has approx 45 questions each.Hence NEET examination has pretty balanced weight distribution of 25% each for Physics,Chemistry,Botany & Zoology.
NEET exam has time duration of 3 Hrs making it as simple equation of 180 minutes and 180 questions,hence 1 minute per question.
Who conducts this examination?
NEET like JEE main is conducted by NTA(National testing agency) which is an autonomous authority for conducting exam.NTA conducts NEET offline every year on the first Sunday of May month.
Syllabus for NEET examination
NEET is conducted on syllabus of NCERT for class 11th & 12th which includes subjects of Physics,Chemistry & biology.
Is NEET exam is mandatory?  
Yes,It is.
If you want to join medical college in india whether its government college or private college or even deemed university, NEET is mandatory for all of the above cases.
Distribution of seats 
Admission for MBBS in any state government college, 15% seats are allocated through all india quota (based on AIR),hence based on your AIR you can apply in any state including your own.
Remaining 85% of the seats of all government colleges are reserved for dometial students of the same state.These colleges offer government funded MBBS courses for which annual fee charged will be 13.5 thousand.
Students can get private medical colleges where 60% seats are filled through NEET merit where as 40% seats are allocated through management quota.How ever even for management quota also minimum NEET qualification is required.For self funded MBBS course i.e. in private colleges annual fee charged is 4 lakh per annum.
How much I should score to get admission for MBBS?
Minimum of 600+ marks required in order to get government medical college through all india quota.
Minimum 550-600 marks required in order to get government medical college through state quota.
For self funded MBBS in private colleges min 450-500 marks should be there to get reputed college.
How to prepare for NEET to clear it in first attempt.
Well the safest and easiest way to prepare for NEET is to be well planned, regular and organized.
Most of the students can't clear NEET in first attempt as they dont take their 11th std seriously.Also study NCERT thoroughly, Read all units,practice solved and unsolved problems and even NCERT exemplar.
Take tests regularly.
We have a scientific method at PERFECT ACADEMY for NEET preparation which makes us place 50+ students every year in government medical colleges.
Planning To Repeat NEET?
Well, its good Idea but success rate for repeaters is not very high.Thats basically because of lack of determination and improper preparation for two years of 11th & 12th. Additional pressure of spending additional year, increasing competition every year are reasons which makes it difficult for average students to score well.
Hence the best way to prepare for NEET is to utilize time available in two years of 11th & 12th.
We wish you all the best for preparation of NEET exam.

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  1. Emma Jasmine7 February 2021 at 23:40

    The national entrance cum eligibility test i.e. NEET is the medical entrance examination organised annually by the national testing agency or the NTA. At present, for Indian students, NEET is one of the most important exams if they want to join top-rated medical colleges in India but not everyone can crack this exam with good marks. For, those students there are a number of top-rated medical colleges in the USA or Caribbean islands where you can join without any need of NEET exam. Currently, I am doing an MD degree at a Caribbean International Medical University. This university is one of the reputed & provide best career opportunities to the students.

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