Overview

NEET UG 2025, held on May 4, 2025, saw 22.7 lakh aspirants compete for a shot at MBBS, BDS, and other medical courses. Conducted by the National Testing Agency, this pen-and-paper exam is your key to unlocking a future in medicine, testing your knowledge of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Exam Details

• Format: 180 MCQs (720 marks), 3 hours, covering Physics (45 Qs), Chemistry (45 Qs), and Biology (90 Qs: 45 Botany, 45 Zoology).
• Scoring: +4 for correct, -1 for wrong, 0 for unanswered. Accuracy is critical!
• Languages: Available in 13 languages, including English, Hindi, and Tamil.
• Eligibility: Age 17+ by Dec 31, 2025; 50% in Class 12 PCB (40% SC/ST/OBC, 45% PwBD).

Syllabus Highlights

The exam follows NCERT Class 11 & 12 textbooks. Focus on these high-weightage topics:

• Physics: Mechanics (15%, e.g., Motion, Forces), Electrostatics (10%, e.g., Electric Fields), Thermodynamics (8%).
• Chemistry: Organic (20%, e.g., Reactions), Inorganic (15%, e.g., Periodic Table), Physical (15%, e.g., Mole Concept).
• Biology: Human Physiology (12%, e.g., Body Systems), Genetics (10%, e.g., DNA), Ecology (8%).

Preparation Tips

Ready to ace NEET UG 2025? Here’s how to shine:

• Master NCERT: 90% of questions are NCERT-based. Study every line, especially Biology diagrams.
• Practice Daily: Solve 150 MCQs (50 per subject) to build speed and accuracy.
• Mock Tests: Take 2–3 weekly mocks on nta.ac.in to simulate exam conditions.
• Revise Smart: Use formula sheets, reaction charts, and flowcharts for quick recall.
• Stay Healthy: Study in 50-min blocks, sleep 7–8 hours, and meditate to stay focused.

Key Updates

NEET UG 2025 reverted to 180 compulsory questions, increasing time pressure. Stricter anti-malpractice measures, like biometric checks, were enforced after 2024’s paper leak issues.

Conclusion

NEET UG 2025 is your chance to secure a spot in top medical colleges. With focused preparation and a calm mindset, you can turn your medical dreams into reality. Start today!