NEET

The NEET 2024 examination holds significant importance for individuals aspiring to pursue a career in medicine. By examining historical trends, prospective NEET candidates can pinpoint crucial subjects that often carry greater significance in the examination. Notably, in the NEET 2024 test, biology questions are uniformly distributed between grades 11 and 12, underscoring their significance. To excel in NEET readiness, students should concentrate on fundamental biology concepts, organized by chapter. This targeted approach aids in mastering pivotal topics that warrant special attention. Furthermore, the Chemistry segment of the NEET 2024 exam is categorized into three sections: Organic, Inorganic, and Physical Chemistry. For NEET 2024, the Physics syllabus encompasses crucial chapters, each playing a vital role in shaping the understanding of aspiring medical students. Mechanics takes center stage with topics such as Gravity, Law of Motion, Kinematics, and more, totaling 16 expected questions. Electricity follows closely with a focus on Ohm’s law, V-I characteristics, and Kirchhoff’s laws. Magnetism, covering Electric fields, charges, and Magnetism and matter, is another significant section. Modern Physics introduces concepts like Radioactive decay, Dual nature of matter, Nuclear fission and fusion, Bohr’s model, and X-rays. Optics, delves into aspects like Reflection, Refraction, and Optical Instruments. Lastly, Heat & Thermodynamics covers Laws of thermodynamics, Newton’s law of cooling, Calorimetry, and more, providing a comprehensive foundation. 

With a vast number of students participating in NEET annually, the competition is undeniably fierce. The sheer volume of candidates underscores the immense significance of performing well in this examination. The complexity perceived in NEET is also influenced significantly by the difficulty level of the questions posed. These questions aim not only to assess your knowledge but also to evaluate your critical thinking and problem-solving skills. As an examinee, it is imperative to be thoroughly prepared, having a comprehensive understanding of theoretical and practical aspects in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, which constitute the exam's syllabus. Additionally, gaining familiarity with past years' question papers can offer valuable insights into the types of questions that may be expected from each topic or subject area.

The NEET UG syllabus for 2024 has undergone significant revisions. The NTA released the NEET 2024 syllabus on November 22, which was previously available on the NMC's official website. According to the NTA, unveiling the NEET syllabus before the information brochure or the application form will enable students to plan their preparation more effectively. However, unlike previous years, the chapters are no longer categorized into Class 11 and Class 12 chapters. Additionally, the NMC NEET syllabus for Chemistry has been divided into three sections: Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry. Several chapters or topics have been omitted from all three subjects, while some topics have been newly introduced.

No, the topic or chapter on earthworm is not included in the NEET Biology syllabus. The NEET 22024 syllabus underwent changes wherein certain topics were removed and various topics have been added from other state Boards. In the NEET 2024 revised syllabus, there was no mention of the Earthworms topic. Under the unit of Structural Organisation in Animals and Plants, the topic of 'Nervous and reproductive of an insect and Frog.' Based on last year's syllabus, it is estimated that the insect is cockroach, along with frog. Hence, it can be estimated that the Earthworm topic will not be included in the NEET 2025 Biology syllabus as well. Also Read: NEET 2024 Syllabus: NTA Answers Frequently Asked Questions Regarding NEET Revised Syllabus

The probability is low, but there are chances that you might get admission at the Medical college Kolkata.  590+ marks can get you a seat in the top colleges through state quota. The 480+ marks is a marginal score that has a chance to get you into the state quota. But if students get less than this, then they can get admission only in the private medical colleges. It is quite impressive if they get 400+ marks, considering the difficulty level of the examination. The admissions for the medical colleges also depend on the category candidates belong to. If the candidate belongs to OBC category and they get a score of 480 marks then you might not get a seat at any government medical college. Since Medical college of Kolkata is a public or government college, possibility is less. 

The minimum NEET percentage required for MBBS depends on the category to which the candidate belongs to. For exam the minimum cutoff for unreserved categories is 50%, while for SC/ST and OBC it is 40%. The Medical counselling committee or MCC releases the minimum marks or the cut off marks. There are several factors that are considered for determining the minimum marks. They are the total number of candidates attempting the NEET exam, difficulty level of NEET exam,   total seats available, format of the exam, Normalisation method. The MCC also announces the opening and closing ranks for the different categories and rounds. The cutoff marks are of two categories namely the national level quota and the state level based quota. The candidates who scored more than the cutoff are called to appear for the counselling process. This is the next main process. In this process the candidate will be given a range of college he or she would be eligible to apply, according to the marks and ranks secured by them.