NEET question paper

Solving previous years' NEET question papers is a crucial aspect for preparation. There are multiple benefits of solving previous years' question papers. This not only provides an access to the previous years' questions, but also helps them check their preparation level, and get them ready for the exam taking experience. Some of the advantages of solving previous years' NEET question papers are given below:Exposure to exam pattern: Previous years' question papers will allow candidates to check the exam pattern, structure and question types, to know what to expect in the paper. Weightage of chapters and topics: By going through the questions, candidates will be able to get an idea about the portions of NEET syllabus covered in the exam. This will also allow them to scan the topic or chapter-wise weightages for NEET. Knowing the chapter-wise weightage in NEET will help them prepare accordingly. Time Management: Solving NEET question papers in a proctored manner helps candidates get an idea about the average time taken for solving the entire paper and how much additional time they are taking. This will help them decide a proper time management strategy about how much time to dedicate per question and when to move on to the next question. Analyse preparation level: After solving NEET question paper of past years, or even by looking at questions, candidates will understand their preparation level for each subject. They will get a clear idea which subject or chapters would require more attention and practice and which chapters are well prepared. To know more read the Shiksha.com article 'Why Previous Years' NEET Question Papers and Mock Tests Are Important? '

Aspirants should start solving the NEET question papers at least six months prior to the exam. Prior to solving the previous years NEET question papers, they should complete the NEET syllabus completely. Students may also solve sectional portions from the NEET question paper after completing the preparation for each subject. Ideally students should solve the NEET question paper in the exam timing, from 2 PM to 5.20 PM, without any break. This would help them get adjusted to the exam taking environment. Moreover, the test should be taken without any break. It must also be ensured that they take the test in a quite environment either alone or with a group of fellow NEET aspirants. Creating a simulated test-taking experience is important. The above factors must be followed to get the best out of the NEET question paper.

Yes, in fact solving the question papers of previous years is an integral part of the preparation phase. They help the candidate familiarise themselves with the paper pattern and help them prepare an exam day strategy. Students must ensure that they solve the NEET question papers in a proctored manner, I. e. within the stipulated timing and duration and in one go, without any breaks. Students should ideally start solving the previous years' NEET question papers once they complete the syllabus. Another way to utilise previous years' NEET question papers is to solve the subject-wise questions separately, after completing the syllabus of each subject, students should solve the subject-wise questions from NEET question papers followed by the full-length question paper.

Aspirants can download the previous years' NEET question papers from Shiksha. Com for free. They may also visit the official website of NTA and visit the Downloads section for previous years' NEET question papers. They have to select the year, exam and Sets to check and download the question papers for NEET and other entrance exams conducted by NTA. Moreover, top coaching institutes offering NEET coaching also provide previous years' NEET question papers for the students who enrol to their institute or opt for the mock tests. There are various other social media platforms which circulate NEET question papers of previous years for practice purpose. Students preparing for next year's NEET must ensure that they collect the previous years' question papers and solve those.

Yes, candidates are allowed to carry the NEET question papers outside the exam hall after completing the exam and submitting the OMR sheets. Since NEET is conducted in a single day and single slot window, there is no restriction on taking the NEET question paper outside the exam hall. NTA also uploads question papers of NEET for each year and sets/codes on the official website. Moreover, experts from top NEET coaching institutes also release the question papers of NEET for one or multiple Sets along with solutions and answer keys. Candidates can refer to the solutions and NEET answer keys to calculate the estimated score in the exam. Based on this, they can also decide which questions to file objections against, once NTA would release the provisional NEET answer keys and open the challenge submission process.

In such a scenario, test-takers should report the question or questions to the invigilator or exam authorities and not attempt the question. The exam authorities will review the questions and in case the doubt is confirmed, marks will be rewarded to all candidates. It is advised to candidates that in case candidates come across such a question, they should move ahead and attempt other questions in accordance with the number of questions to be attempted. Attempting extra questions will not fetch any extra marks. Hence, test-takers must select the questions carefully. In case after raising objections it is found out that the question or the answer option is wrong, then NTA will award marks to all candidates. NTA has identified and shared the marking scheme for such situations:
a. If more than one option is found to be correct then Four marks (+4) will be awarded to only those who have marked any of the correct options. B. If all options are found to be correct then Four marks (+4) will be awarded to all those who have attempted the question. C. If a question is found to be incorrect or the Question is dropped then Four marks (+4) will be awarded to all those who have attempted the question. The reason could be due to human error or technical error.

Candidates will be provided with OMR sheets. They will have to shade the correct answer option corresponding to each question uniformly with a ballpoint pen which would be provided to them inside the exam hall. They should fill only one answer option circle, otherwise, the response will be considered as wrong and would result in negative marking. They will have to do the rough work on the NEET question paper, in the space provided. While answering the NEET question paper on the OMR sheet, candidates must be careful that they select the correct question number and fill up the correct answer option. There are cases where candidates solve the question and deduce the correct option, but make a mistake while filling the OMR sheet by not checking the question number or the answer option carefully. Such mistakes can cause a negative marking of one mark.

The medium of instruction for NEET exam is available in various languages, including Marathi. However, the choice of exam center depends on availability and the discretion of the National Testing Agency NTA the governing body for NEET. While filling the NEET application form, you will have the option to choose your preferred language for the question paper. Once you select Marathi as the medium, you can then choose your preferred exam center from the list of available centers provided by the NTA. If Delhi is available as an exam center option and you are eligible to appear for the exam at that center, you should be able to choose it as your exam center. However, it is important to note that the availability of exam centers may vary and can be subject to change. Therefore, it is recommended to regularly check the official NEET website for updates regarding exam center availability.