The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is your gateway to a fulfilling career in medicine. As a future doctor, conquering NEET 2024 is the first crucial step. But the exam format, marking scheme, and syllabus might seem daunting at first glance. Worry not! This guide by Aditya Global Educational Services will shed light on all the essential details of NEET UG 2024:

Exam Pattern:

• Duration: You’ll have 3 hours and 20 minutes to showcase your knowledge across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany & Zoology).

• Question Structure: Brace yourself for 200 objective-type questions. However, you’ll only need to answer 180 of them, with each subject contributing 45 questions (180 questions divided by 4 subjects = 45 questions/subject).

• Marking Scheme:
1. Embrace Rewards (+4 marks): Every correct answer is your golden ticket! Aim for accuracy and showcase your understanding effectively.
2.Beware of Negative Marking (-1 mark): Don’t be afraid to leave a question blank if you’re unsure. Guessing incorrectly can lead to a deduction, so choose wisely.
3. Multiple Correct Answers (+4 marks for everyone who attempted): If a question has multiple correct answers, and you attempt it (even with a partially correct response), you’ll likely receive all 4 marks (assuming all options you chose are indeed correct).
4. Unanswered Questions (0 marks): There’s no penalty for leaving a question blank. If you’re stuck, move on and focus on what you know to avoid losing marks.
5. Extra Attempts (0 marks): The exam offers more questions than you need to answer. Focus on attempting the questions you’re most confident in and avoid exceeding the specified limit. These extra attempts won’t be considered for evaluation.

Section-wise Breakup:
• Section A: This mandatory section will include 35 questions (15 from each subject) that you must attempt.
• Section B: Here, you have the freedom to choose which questions to answer. Each subject will have 10 questions, of which you only need to attempt 5.
 Remember: Strategic use of the marking scheme can significantly improve your NEET score. By understanding the rewards and penalties, you can make informed decisions during the exam and maximize your chances of success.
NEET Physics Topic Distribution
Here’s a table outlining the NEET Physics topic distribution based on weightage in previous exams:

Topic	NEET Physics Weightage (Approximate)
Physical World and Measurement	2%
Kinematics	7%
Laws of Motion	7%
Work, Energy and Power	4%
System of Particles and Rotational Motion	4.50%
Gravitation	4.50%
Properties of Bulk Matter	9%
Oscillations and Waves	7%
Thermodynamics	4.50%
Behaviour of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory	2%
Electrostatics	4%
Current Electricity	9%
Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism	7%
Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents	4%
Electromagnetic Waves	2%
Optics	4.50%
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter	4%
Atoms and Nuclei	7%
Electronic Devices	7%

NEET Chemistry Topic DistributionChemistry in the NEET exam is divided into three sections: Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry. Here’s a breakdown of the weightage for each section:
• Inorganic Chemistry: 30%
• Organic Chemistry: 30%
• Physical Chemistry: 40%
 NEET Biology Topic DistributionBiology is a crucial subject in NEET, with a total of 100 questions. Here’s a breakdown of the weightage for Botany and Zoology topics:
• Botany: 50%
• Zoology: 50%
Here’s a table outlining the approximate weightage for each unit in Biology:

Class	Unit	Chapters	Weightage (Approximate)
XI	I	Diversity of Living Organisms	12%
XI	II	Structural Organisation in Plants & Animals	9%
XI	III	Cell: Structure and Function	8%
XI	IV	Plant Physiology	8%
XI	V	Human Physiology	16%
XII	VI	Reproduction	11%
XII	VII	Genetics and Evolution	13%
XII	VIII	Biology and Human Welfare	9%
XII	IX	Biotechnology and its Applications	4%
XII	X	Ecology and Environment	10%

Remember, this information is based on approximate weightage from previous exams. The actual distribution of questions in the NEET exam may vary slightly. It’s always best to consult the latest NEET syllabus for the most up-to-date information.
Beyond the Exam: The Importance of Post-NEET Counselling
While a strong NEET score is crucial, securing admission to your dream medical college requires strategic planning and expert guidance. Post-NEET counselling involves a series of crucial steps:
• Understanding Counselling Options: Explore various counselling authorities like MCC (All India Quota), State Counselling Authorities, and Deemed Universities. Each has its own eligibility criteria and seat allocation process.
• Choice Filling Strategy: This is where your rank and preferences come into play. We’ll guide you through the process of filling out your college choices, considering factors like college reputation, location, fees, and seat availability based on reservation categories.
• Document Verification: Ensure all your documents (NEET scorecard, admit card, class 10 & 12 certificates, etc.) are in order to avoid last-minute hurdles.
• Seat Allotment and College Admission: We’ll help you understand the seat allotment process and guide you through the final steps of securing admission to your chosen college.
Don’t Let Your Dream College Slip Away
Post-NEET counselling is just as important as the exam itself. With Aditya Global Educational Services by your side, you can navigate the counselling process with confidence and increase your chances of landing a seat in your preferred college.
Contact us today and let our experts guide you towards a successful medical career!