NEET admit card 2019 Highlights: Official website, syllabus, paper pattern

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Exam date: May 5

Exam begins: 2 pm

Exam concludes: 5 pm

Entry in the exam hall closed: 1:30 pm

Important instructions to be announed: 1:30 to 1:45 pm

Test booklets to be distributed: 1:45 pm

Filling of booklets begin: 1:50 pm

The NEET is a three-hour long exam which includes three sections – physics, chemistry and biology.

The NEET is a three-hour long exam which includes three sections – physics, chemistry and biology.Of the total 180 questions, 90 would be from biology and 45 each from physics and chemistry.

The hall ticket of the National Eligibility-Entrance-Test (NEET) examination has been released on Monday, April 15, 2019. The candidates can download the hall ticket through the official website- ntaneet.nic.in.

According to the official from National Testing Agency (NTA), the hall ticket of the National Eligibility-Entrance-Test (NEET 2019) will be released on Monday, April 15 at 9 pm. The candidates can download the admit card through the official website- ntaneet.nic.in

Say for example you make a timetable where you are studying 15 hours a day. However, before that day you were studying only 4 hours a day. Then this scenario will not be feasible and your plans will fall apart. Of course, preparing for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test will mean pushing yourself, but plan that in such a way that you know can be done.

1. Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties

2. Equilibrium

3. Environmental Chemistry

4. Structure of Atom

5. Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure

6. Properties of Matter- Gases and Liquids

7. s-Block Elements (Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals)

8. p- block elements

10. Thermodynamics

11. Equilibrium

12. Redox reactions

13. Haloalkenes and Haloarenes

14. Surface Chemistry

15. Solid state

16. Solutions

Physics

1. Gravitation, Kinematics, Laws of Motion

2. Kinetic theory and perfect gas

3. System of particles, rigid body

4. Oscillations, waves

5. Work, Power and Energy

6. Bulk matter and its properties

7. Measurement, SI units

8. Heat, Temperature, Thermodynamics and its laws

9. Nuclei and Atoms

10. Electricity- Static and Current

11. Properties of matter, dual nature and radiation

12. Ray optics and optical instruments

13. Light- Reflection, Refraction, and laws

14. Magnetism and magnetic effects

15. Electrostatics

The NEET is a three-hour long exam which includes three sections – physics, chemistry and biology.

Of the total 180 questions, 90 would be from biology and 45 each from physics and chemistry. Preparation syllabus includes the whole of Class 11 and 12 standard NCERT textbooks in the respective subjects. Every correct answer would fetch you plus four marks and every incorrect answer results in a negative mark. Questions that are not attempted do not have any penalty marks. So, choose your battles wisely, if you do not know a question for sure, do not mark it.

The hall ticket of the National Eligibility-Entrance-Test (NEET) examination will be conducted will be released on Monday, April 15, 2019. According to NTA director Vineet Joshi, the hall ticket of the NEET examination will be released by 6 pm. The candidates can download the hall ticket through the official website- ntaneet.nic.in.

Over the years students have commented just after an exam that some questions were outside NCERT. Now there are 3 aspects to it. First, on deeper analysis, more than 50 per cent of the questions that students found to be outside NCERT were actually from NCERT but students had not paid attention to that section. Second, 25 per cent of the questions were not directly from NCERT but from concepts in it. Remaining few were in all likelihood from topics in syllabus only but not directly from the book.

Students can research which topics these usually are and study only those from. Some are: Morphology, Anatomy of flowering plant, Human Physiology, Genetics, Evolution, Ecology, Human Health and Diseases.

In all previous NEET exams, candidates have been able to answer 85+ questions straight from NCERT.

The vast syllabus of NEET is covered in NCERT textbooks. In order to ensure that you do not miss anything, you should pay attention to all the lines in the book. Make your own notes as reading all the lines during revision is difficult.

In the weekly timetable, write down all the topics and things you need to cover. For example, it can be that you wish to cover 3 chapters each of physics, chemistry, biology, and attempt 1 mock test, 1 previous year question paper.

In the daily timetable, you should have a clear outline of what activity you have to do every day. Keep your routine in mind while making it. That is, consider your waking schedule, your tuitions or coaching, and other things. Make the daily timetable once and stick to it.

This is the first time that NTA shall conduct the national level medical entrance exam. However, this change in exam conducting body is not likely to impact the level of paper. So solving past year papers is crucial to accomplishing 3 things – being mentally prepared of the level of exam, improving speed and accuracy, getting a chance to work on your strong and weak areas before the exam.

NEET Mock Tests

Practising mock tests helps you understand the standard of test, exam pattern: Physics – 45 questions, Chemistry – 45 questions, Biology – 90 questions. After every mock test, one should check the answers and do a self-analysis of strengths and weaknesses.

The NEET UG exam will be conducted in paper-pen based mode. According to an official statement, NTA needs a total of 3,000 test centres to accommodate these applicants.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has received over 15 lakh applications for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) 2019 for admission to medical courses in the country and abroad.

Last year, 13 lakh candidates appeared for the exam. This year, the government has made NEET mandatory for Indian students to study medicine abroad as well, and the number of candidates was, therefore, expected to go higher.

The Admit Card will bear the candidate’s Roll Number, Name, Father’s Name, Category, Sub-Category, Photograph, Signature, Date of Birth, Language of Question Paper with Name and Address of examination Centre allotted on the hall ticket.  In case any information is not written or is mentioned wrong, candidates need to get in touch with the NTA.

When candidates will download the admit card, a copy of the same in PDF format will also be emailed to them on their registered email id. Other than that no personal communication regarding the hall ticket will be done by the NTA hence downloading the admit card is the only way to get the admit card for the exam.

NTA to release the admit card or hall ticket for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) 2019 at its official website, ntaneet.nic.in or nta.ac.in. The exam is scheduled to be conducted on May 5, 2019. The three-hour exam will begin at 2 pm.