After appearing for NEET 2020 on September 13, candidates must be eager to know the experts’ take on the NEET 2020 analysis and expected cutoff. This article by Shiksha brings detailed NEET 2020 analysis and expected cutoff by Career Point.
NEET 2020 exam is conducted on September 13 by the National Testing Agency. The single-slot exam has been conducted from 2 pm to 5 pm in 155 cities across India. After the NEET 2020 exam is conducted, candidates would be anxious to know about the NEET 2020 analysis and the expected cutoff predicted by the noted coaching institutes of India. Career Point is one of the reputed NEET coaching institutes in the country. Hence, the candidates look forward to the NEET analysis and expected cutoff to gauge their performance level and analyse their chances of getting admission in a top medical college in India. This article of Shiksha brings the detailed NEET 2020 analysis and expected cutoff by Career Point.
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Before moving to the detailed NEET 2020 analysis, let us check the NEET 2020 exam pattern.
NEET 2020 Exam Pattern
Subject |
Number of Questions |
Maximum Marks |
|
---|---|---|---|
Physics |
45 |
180 |
|
Chemistry |
45 |
180 |
|
Biology |
Botany |
45 |
180 |
Zoology |
45 |
180 |
|
Total |
180 |
720 |
Each question carries four marks and there is negative marking of one mark for each wrong answer. Negative marking will be applicable for marking multiple answer options in the OMR sheet as well. However, there is no negative marking scheme for questions left unanswered.
Apart from English, NEET 2020 has been conducted in 10 regional languages, which are Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Oriya, Assamese and Urdu.
Let us now take a look at the NEET 2020 Analysis by Career Point.
NEET 2020 Analysis by Career Point
According to Career Point's NEET 2020 analysis, the difficulty level of the exam was easy to moderate. There was no surprise element in the exam. The questions were based on NCERT. The subject -wise analysis are given below.
Physics
The dominant areas in this section were Mechanics and Modern Physics, which consisted of 50 per cent of the section. Thermodynamics and Properties of Matter areas also carried a number of questions. The difficulty level of the section was moderate to tough.
Topic-wise Distribution of Physics Questions and Difficulty Level
Topics |
Questions |
---|---|
Mechanics |
17 |
Heat and Thermodynamics |
3 |
Properties of Matter |
3 |
Electrostatics and Capacitor |
4 |
Current Electricity |
3 |
Magnetism, Magnetic Effect of Current and AC |
5 |
Modern Physics |
6 |
Ray and Way Optics |
4 |
Total |
45 |
Chemistry
This section was dominated by questions from Physical Chemistry. Total 19 questions from Physical Chemistry, 14 were from Inorganic Chemistry and 12 were from Organic Chemistry. The difficulty level of this section was easy. The questions were direct and formula-based.
Topic-wise Distribution of Chemistry Questions
Topics |
Questions |
---|---|
Inorganic |
15 |
Physical |
15 |
Organic |
15 |
Total |
45 |
Biology
This section was dominated by topics like Ecology and Biotechnology. While 40 questions were from Zoology, 50 were from Botany. The difficulty level of this section was easy. Hence, the cutoff will be fairly high in this section. The types of questions included graphs, tables, match the following, diagrams, etc. Some of the questions were asked directly from NCERT.
Topic-wise Distribution of Biology Questions and Difficulty Level
Topics |
Questions |
Percentage Proportion |
Very Easy |
Easy |
Average |
Difficult |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Zoology |
40 |
44.44 |
0 |
6 |
31 |
3 |
Botany |
50 |
55.55 |
0 |
8 |
40 |
2 |
Total |
90 |
100 |
0 |
14 |
71 |
5 |
Segregation of NEET 2020 Questions Based on Class 11 and Class 12 Syllabus
|
Physics |
Chemistry |
Biology |
|||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Class 11 |
Class 12 |
Class 11 |
Class 12 |
Class 11 |
Class 12 |
Questions |
23 |
22 |
23 |
22 |
46 |
44 |
Marks |
92 |
88 |
92 |
88 |
184 |
176 |
Percentage of Marks |
51.11 |
48.88 |
51.11 |
48.88 |
51.11 |
48.88 |
NEET 2020 Student Reaction
Shiksha reach-out to the candidates of the NEET 2020 at the exam centres to capture their reaction about the exam and the arrangements made by the NTA and the exam centre authorities. The difficulty level of the exam was easy to moderate this year and most of the candidates were happy with the government's decision of conducting NEET exam as per the scheduled date. Kindly watch the student reaction video:
NEET 2020 Expected Cutoff by Career Point
NEET 2020 cutoff will depend on the following factors:
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Difficulty level of the exam
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Total number of test takers
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Overall performance of test takers
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Total number of seats in the NEET participating colleges
-
Previous years’ NEET cutoff
The following table brings the NEET 2019 qualifying percentile and cutoff marks.
Category |
Minimum Qualifying Percentile |
Cut off marks (Range) |
---|---|---|
General |
50 |
701-134 |
General - Physically Handicapped |
45 |
133-120 |
SC/ ST/OBC |
40 |
133-107 |
OBC/SC/ST- Physically Handicapped |
40 |
133-107 |
According to Career Point, the expected NEET 2019 cutoff was 455 to 465.
Approximately 16 lakh candidates have appeared for NEET 2020. There are a total of 75,893 MBBS seats and 26,693 BDS seats. The NEET 2020 answer keys (provisional) are expected to be released in the last week of September and the final answer key will be released in the first week of October. NEET 2020 result is estimated to be announced in the second week of October 2020.
How NEET 2020 was conducted amid COVID-19
NEET 2020 entrance exam was conducted today at 3,843 centres across India. With proper arrangements and all the standard operating procedures (SOP) being followed, the exam was conducted successfully. Know about the arrangements at the centre from the candidates here in the video below:
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Student Forum
Answered 15 hours ago
Yes, you are eligible to appear for NEET after completing your Diploma in Biomedical Engineering if you meet the required eligibility criteria.
requirements for getting eleigible
for NEET:
- Educational Qualification: You must have completed 10+2 or its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/B
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 days ago
As far as last-round NEET PG cutoff is concerned, there are no sectional cutoffs till now. However, to get into the Medical Colleges, the college releases overall cutoff for various quotas, including All India.
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Beginner-Level 5
Answered 2 days ago
No, to get into SVMC, 20k rank is an insufficient rank under General AI quota. SVMC cutoff 2024 is out for admission to the MBBS course. Considering the last-round rank, the MBBS cutoff stood at, 17349 for General category students in the AI quota.
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Beginner-Level 5
Answered 2 days ago
Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences has released its MBBS cutoff for the All India and Home State quotas. Considering the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences cutoff 2024, the last-round cutoff for MBBS course stood at, 17349 for the General AI category candidates. Similarly, for the g
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 days ago
The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences offers MBBS course via Andhra Pradesh NEET exam. Based on the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences cutoff 2023, the MBBS stood at, 31214 for the General AI category candidates. So, 25k is more than sufficient to get into the institute for the un
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Beginner-Level 5
Answered 2 days ago
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 3 days ago
Candidates preparing for the NEET exam to seek admission into Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Ongole must possess minimum 50 percentiles in class 12 to be eligible for the NEET exam. So, 75 percentiles are more than enough to get into the college via NEET exam. Candidates can further ch
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Beginner-Level 5
Answered 3 days ago
Yes, Candidates seeking admission to get into Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Ongole. 20k rank is sufficient under General AI quota. Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Ongole cutoff 2024 is out for admission to the MBBS course. Considering the last-round rank, the MBBS cutoff st
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Beginner-Level 5
Answered 3 days ago
Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences has released its MBBS cutoff for the All India and Home State quotas. Considering the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences cutoff 2024, the Round 2 cutoff for MBBS course stood at, 21484 for the General AI category candidates. Similarly, for 2023 an
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Beginner-Level 5
Answered 3 days ago
No, a BSc Physiotherapy course does not require the NEET for admission. Unlike medical courses such as MBBS, BSc Physiotherapy admissions are typically based on merit or entrance exams conducted by individual universities or colleges.
Some institutions may have their entrance tests or consider acade
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Contributor-Level 10
I had completed my Diploma in biomedical engineering after 10, now I wanted to give NEET am I eligible for that?