NEET Exam Pattern

All candidates appearing for the NEET examination will be able to check the exam pattern mentioned below. Take some pattern is crucial in order to get information related to the moat, medium and the questions that will be asked in the national level medical entrance examination. The Central board of secondary education is the authority responsible for conducting the examination as well as data mining and releasing the exam pattern of NEET. Through the NEET exam pattern, candidates will be able to gain insight into the pattern of questions that will follow, the different divisions of questions that shall be included in the same, the duration of exam, and the marking scheme as well as other relevant information regarding the same. Click to visit PrepAmigo for more info.

Below mentioned is the NEET exam pattern and all other relevant information required by candidates:

NEET Exam Pattern

Mode of Examination: they examination is set to be a pen and paper based examination which means it shall be conducted off-line for all registered candidates.

Duration of Examination: the total time allotted for the examination is three hours which is equivalent to 180 minutes.

A medium of Examination: the question paper will be made available to the candidate in the following languages: English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Oriya, Kannada, Hindi.

Type of Questions: question paper will be objective type; which means multiple choice questions.

Sections: the question paper will have three sections-

Physics-a total of 45 questions.

Chemistry-a total of 45 questions.

Biology-a total of 90 questions.

Total Questions: the question paper will consist of a total of 180 questions.

Total Marks Allotted: the total allotment of marks stands at 720.

Marking Scheme: for each correct response for marks will be awarded to the candidate; for each incorrect response, one mark will be deducted.

Highlights of NEET Exam Pattern

The exam will be conducted in pen and paper based mode that is the off-line mode.

The candidates are free to select the choice of language from the