NEET 2021: Phase 2 Registration (Open), Answer Key, Paper Analysis, OMR Sheet, Result, Cutoff, Counselling

NEET 2021 Result is expected to be released soon. To download the result, aspirants have to complete the registation process from 1 Oct to 10 Oct. Check NEET 2021 Phase 2 Registration

NEET 2021 is concluded in offline mode on 12th September 2021.  As per students reaction, Physics section was toughest, while overall difficulty of exam was moderate. NEET 2021 Answer key is expected to be released in 4th week of September. Until then candidates can check the memory based answer key for NEET 2021. Check NEET Paper Analysis

Latest Updates on NEET 2021-

  • 2 October 2021: NEET 2021 Phase 2 registration begin from 1 October 2021. Register Now

Last year, the minimum marks required for general category candidates was 147 and 113 for reserved category candidates to qualify for NEET Cut off.  

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NEET 2021 Highlights

NEET Full Form National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate)
Conducting body National Testing Agency (NTA)
Mode of exam Offline (Pen and Paper)
Number of questions 200 (180 to be attempted)
Number of Sections 3; Physics, Chemistry, Biology
Type of Questions Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
Marking Scheme +4 for every correct answer -1 for every incorrect answer
Score range -180 to 720
Accepting colleges for NEET 2021 1556
Total time 180 minutes (3 hours)
Official website neet.nta.nic.in
NEET Helpdesk Number 8287471852 | 8178359845 | 9650173668 | 9599676953 | 8882356803

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NEET 2021 Examination Dates and Timeline

Given below is the official schedule for NEET 2021. NTA has

Events Dates
NEET 2021 Registration (Start Date) July 13, 2021 (Tuesday)
NEET 2021 Registration (End Date) August 10, 2021 (11:50 PM)
Last Date for Fee Payment August 10, 2021 (11:50 PM)
Correction Window Opens August 11, 2021 (Sunday)
Correction Window Closes August 14, 2021 (Thursday)
NEET Admit Card September 6, 2021
NEET 2021 Exam date September 12, 2021 (Sunday)
Announcement of NEET City of Exam August 20, 2021 (Friday)
NEET 2021 Result Declaration, Answer Key, OMR Display To be declared
Commencement of NEET Counselling October 2021 (Expected)

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NEET 2021 Phase 2 Registration

Students must complete the NEET 2021 Phase 2 registration by visiting the NTA’s official website. The registration window is open from 1 October to 10 October 2021. Phase 2 registration steps are as follow:-

  • Fill all the personal details asked in the form
  • Fill all the Education details
  • Add parents income details
  • Upload necessary documents

Interested candidates can edits the fields of Phase 1 such as Gender, Nationality, Category, Sub-category, e-mail address, and Educational details for Class XI and XII.

NEET 2021 Paper Analysis

The overall exam was moderate in terms of difficulty level. NEET Paper anaylsis is based on the intital reaction of test takers and expters. 

Subject Difficulty Level
Physics Difficult & Tricky
Chemistry Easy
Biology Easy

NEET 2021 OMR Sheet & Answer Keys

OMR sheet, test booklet and Final answer key will be declared by NTA in September.

Steps to Check NEET 2021 Answer Key

The aspirants will get the NEET answer key only on their official website. In order to download the answer keys, the aspirants should follow the following steps:

  • Go to the official website of NEET that is ntaneet.nic.in
  • Now, the applicants should select the ‘Candidate Login’ from the home page of the website.
  • Once the page opens, you have to provide the details like registration number and password.
  • The candidates can get the answer keys for specific paper code on the screen. In addition, they can also find the total number of marked answers.
  • Lastly, the candidates need to download the answers and then need to verify it with the answer keys.

NEET 2021 Memory Based Answer Key

Aspirants can donwload the memory based NEET answer key provided by the Allen Coaching centre.

Question Papers Sets Answer Key and Solutions (By Allen)
NEET 2021 Physics Paper Download
NEET 2021 Chemistry Download
NEET 2021 Botany Download
NEET 2021 Zoology Download

NEET 2021 Result

NTA released NEET 2021 Result in online mode through its official website. Candidates can check their results by entering their roll number and other required details on the website. NTA will publish both the All India Rank and All India Quota Rank along with the category rank on the website. In order to take admission into the NEET colleges along with the AIIMS and JIPMER, the aspirants should qualify the NEET 2021 exam.

How to Check NEET Result?

  • To check NEET 2021 Result, candidates have to go to the official website.
  • Click on the link “NEET (UG) Exam 2021 Results”
  • Candidates can check their results by entering their roll number, date of birth apart from the verification code.

NEET UG Scorecard login Page

  • After entering all the details, candidates will be redirected their NEET 2021 Scorecard
  • Candidates are advised to check all particulars mentioned in the result and take a print out of it
  • Result of NEET 2021 is valid for 3 years for taking admission abroad while for 1 year for taking admission in India. 

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Sample of NEET 2021 Score Card

Sample of NEET Score Card

Score Card Details of NEET 2021 

The students will find the following information in the scorecard:

  • Name of the candidates
  • Name of the parents
  • Gender
  • Date of birth
  • Category/sub-category
  • Roll number of the students
  • Application number
  • Total obtaining marks
  • Secured marks in Chemistry, Physics, Biology.
  • Total secured percentile.
  • NEET Category Rank
  • NEET All India Rank
  • Exam Qualifying status (Non-qualified or qualified), cut off status.

NEET 2021 Cut Off

NTA will publish not only the NEET result, but also they will also announce the NEET cut off 2021. An aspirant is required to get the minimum cut off marks to take admission into the NEET colleges/institutions. NEET cutoff marks vary as per the different categories. NEET cutoff marks is relied upon the below mentioned three factors and these are:

  • The number of available seats
  • Total number of aspirants appear in the exam
  • Level of difficulty of the questions in NEET 2021 exam.

NEET 2021 cut off is published both for the State Level Quota and All India Quota. Based on NEET cut-off, the exam-conducting authority declares the result for candidates as qualified or not qualified.

NEET 2021 Cut Off Qualifying Score

NEET Cutoff score will be declared once the result of the exam will be out online. In order to enroll the names of the aspirants for BDS/MBBS course work, they will need to meet the qualifying marks. However, the expected NEET 2021 cutoff is written in the following as per the previous years cutoffs:

Category Cut off Percentile Cut off Score Category Cut off Percentile Cut off Score
UR 50th Percentile 701-134 UR-PH 45th Percentile 133-120
OBC 40th Percentile 133-107 OBC-PH 40th Percentile 119-107
SC 40th Percentile 133-107 SC-PH 40thPercentile 119-107
ST 40th Percentile 133-107 ST-PH 40thPercentile 119-107

NEET 2020 Qualifying Percentile

The top 15% in the merit list, based on the cut-off, will be directly elected to participate in the NEET counselling process under All India Quota seats.

Category Qualifying Percentile
Unreserved 50th percentile
Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes/ Other backward classes 40th percentile
Physically handicapped 45th percentile

Check NEET Seats Intake-Basis on Rank, Score and Cut Off

Name of the Institute Opening Rank Closing Rank
Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi 1 7643
Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi 35 11397
B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad 71 20508
Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh 73 5109
Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, Bangalore 82 22347
Sawai Man Singh Medical College, Jaipur 99 56117
Grant Medical College and Sir JJ Group of Hospitals, Mumbai 104 58243

NEET Cut Off 2021 For Top Medical Institutes

NAME OF THE COLLEGE NUMBER OF SEATS CLOSING RANK
Maulana Azad Medical College 250 32
VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital 150 157
University College of Medical Science 150 171
Govt. Medical College 250 360
Seth G.S Medical College 180 638
Lady Hardinge Medical College 150 489
CSM Medical University 250 3692
S. M. S Medical College 250 356
Grant Medical College & Sir J. J. Hospital 200 382
Pt. B. D. Sharma PGIMS 200 600
King George Medical College NA 506
Sardar Patel Medical College 250 1083
Madras Medical College 250 501
Dr S.N Medical College 250 1128
T. D. Medical College 150 747
M. G. M. Medical College 100 1375
Rural Institute of Med Science & Research 150 1953

Also find the given link to know more about the NEET Government Colleges Cut Off and NEET Private Colleges Cut Off

NEET 2021 Minimum Qualifying Percentile 

NTA will publish the NEET Cutoff percentile marks along with the result and scorecard in August 2021 (tentative). In order to calculate the NEET percentile marks, the aspirants should follow the below mentioned method:

  • If a student secures Rank X in NEET 2021 exam and if the total number of candidates appear in the test is Y, then the formula for calculating the NEET percentile is: [(Y-X)/Y]*100.

Tie-Breaker Procedure for NEET 2021

If two or more aspirants get the same number, then the NTA will follow the tie-breaking process. This process is followed for the purpose of assigning ranks. The aspirants should check the tie-break procedure corresponding to the assigning ranks. Read the following tie-breaker process for NEET 2021.

  • The aspirants, who have higher scores in Biology, will get higher ranks in the merit list.
  • If still the tie among the candidates persists, then whoever gets a high score in Chemistry will be able to secure a high rank in the merit list.
  • Higher marks and rank will be assigned to those candidates, who have got wrong answers for every incorrect answer (if the tie remains persistent among the aspirants).
  • At last, the higher age candidates will be at the top position in the merit list. Age group consideration is the final criteria for breaking the tie among the similar score obtaining candidates.

NEET 2021 Counselling

The qualified candidates can participate in NEET 2021 Counselling in order to get admissions in different medical and dental institutions. In this regard, a call letter will be issued by the NTA. NEET 2021 Counselling will most probably commence in September/October and is expected to be divided into two phases: All India Quota and State Level Quota. The counselling process will be conducted online.

  • The All India Quota Counselling is carried out by MCC (Medical Counselling Committee). On the other hand, the Directorate of Health forms the counselling process.
  • State Counselling is conducted by the respective state exam authority.

Check the List of Medical Colleges in Haryana Candidates need to register for counselling and fill their preferences for admission. Seats will be allotted to eligible candidates as per their position in the merit list, category, and availability of seats in NEET colleges. The basic process of NEET Counselling is:

  • Qualified candidates must register for the counselling online
  • Select the course and NEET colleges as per your preference
  • When done, save and lock the choices
  • Seat allotment will be conducted in three rounds on the basis of rank and choices filled.
  • Some institutes have their own counselling procedures. Therefore candidates must fill accordingly.

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NEET 2021 Admit Card

Candidates can download the NEET Admit Card 2021 using their application number and DOB. NTA will release NEET 2021 admit card 3 days prior to the exam date.. Candidates without the hall ticket are not allowed to appear for the exam. In case of any discrepancy found in the hall ticket, candidates have to contact the officials immediately. NEET Admit Card 2021 must be preserved until the admission process is complete.

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Steps to Download NEET 2021 Admit Card

In order to download the NEET Admit Card, the aspirants are required to visit the official website of NTA.

  • Once you enter the website, you will need to click on “NEET 2021 Admit Card Link”.
  • Now, you have to provide the required credentials such as “Application number”, “security pin” and “date of birth”.

NEET Admit Card Enter Details

  • Now, you have to click the submit button
  • You can now download your NEET Admit Card
  • You are advised to save the soft copy for further reference.

Available Details in the NEET Admit Card 2021

If you find any discrepancy in the below mentioned details, then you need to contact the NTA authority.

  • Name
  • Roll number of the candidate
  • Father’s Name
  • Examination Roll Number
  • Candidate’s Application Number
  • Exam date and timing
  • Exam Center Name & Address
  • Category
  • Sub-category
  • Photograph
  • Signature
  • Date of Birth
  • Language of Question Paper

Following is the sample copy of NEET 2021 admit card:

NEET Admit Card Sample

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NEET 2021 Application Form

Application Form for NEET 2021 has started from 13th July 2021, as NTA released the official information brochure. Application process can be completed in online mode only. Candidates must have a working mobile number and an email ID to fill NEET 2021 Application Form.

Required Details For NEET 2021 Registration Form

Find the following required documents/information to fill the NEET 2021 Application form–

  • Name of the candidate
  • Date of birth
  • Gender
  • Name of the father and mother
  • Nationality of the candidates
  • Category
  • District of birth
  • Occupation, education and total salary of Father/Mother
  • Language of question paper
  • Whether you are the single child of your parents or not
  • Appearing and year of passing year of class XII
  • Obtained grade or marks in class XII
  • Whether you are belonging from rural or urban area
  • State in which you are belonging
  • Qualifying examination code
  • School Education board
  • Preferable examination Centre.
  • Scanned copy of passport size photograph and signature of the candidates
  • Scanned copy of your left thumb impression
  • Valid ID proof

You do not need your Aadhar card for NEET 2021 registration process. Also, the foreign students and NRIs can apply for NEET 2021 exam if they provide their valid ID proof and passport number.

Category of the candidate Type of Allowed ID Proof
NRIs Last four digits of Aadhar Number, passport number
Foreign Nationals/OCI/PIO Passport Number
Indian Nationals of all states Last four digits of Aadhar Number, passport number/ number of any photo identity proof, Class XII Roll number, ration card number, ESIC number, bank account number

Before filling the NEET Application form, candidates are advised to carefully read the NEET 2021 instructions and agree to the terms and conditions mentioned at the bottom of instructions page. You should know how to apply for NEET 2021 in order to avoid mistakes in the application form.

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How to Fill NEET 2021 Application Form?

Filling the NTA NEET 2021 application form is a four-step process. The process involves registration, filling in the application form, uploading documents, paying an application fee and printing out of the confirmation page. The detailed process is mentioned below:-

Step 1: Registration at neet.nta.nic.in

Candidates will have to fill in their basic and personal information to complete the online registration of NEET 2021.

  • Visit the official website of NEET 2021 – neet.nta.nic.in.
  • Enter the registration details i.e. Name, Father’s Name, Mother’s Name, DOB, Phone Number and email address
  • After successful registration, a unique user ID and password will be sent via SMS which you can use for NEET Login.
  • In case you forget the registration number, you can visit the site and click on ‘Forgot Registration Number’ to regenerate it.

Step 2: Fill the NEET 2021 Application Form

Candidates will have to visit ntaneet.nic.in, click on “Fill Registration Form” and then login using their credentials to fill NEET 2021 Application form.

  • Read the instructions carefully to fill the online Application form.
  • Fill the application form with your important personal details such as Address, Academics, category, etc.
  • Candidates have to select the choice of examination center and date of exam.
  • Then, students will also have to choose the language they want to take the test in.
  • Candidates need to upload their recent color photograph and signature in jpg format.
Document Size Format Remarks
Photograph 10 – 200kb JPG Photo must have candidate’s name & Date when the photo was taken
Signature 4 – 30 kb JPG Sign with a blue or black pen on white background

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Step 3: Payment of NEET Application Fee

  • After filling the Application form, candidates have to pay the application fee through UPI App/Debit card/Credit Card/Net Banking/E-wallet.
  • The application fee for NEET 2021 is as given below-
    • INR 1500 for General Category
    • INR 1400 for General-EWS/OBC-NCL candidates
    • INR 800 for SC/ST/PwD/Third Gender category.
    • INR 7500 for Outside India
  • After the fee has been submitted and acknowledgement has been received, candidates can submit the Application form.
  • Fees once paid will not be refunded to the candidates.

Step 4: Submission and Printing

  • Review the details in the Application form, make changes, if necessary and click on ‘Submit’ button.
  • Application number will be generated after successful submission of NEET 2021 Application Form.
  • Take a print out of the Application form for future use.

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NEET 2021 Application Form Correction

NEET 2021 application form correction process allows the candidates to rectify their form as per their requirement. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the aspirants did not get the access of application correction 2020 and were unable to modify their form.

NEET 2021 Correction Window Dates

Events Dates 
Availability of application form 13 July, 2021
NEET 2021 Registration Date – Closed 10 August, 2021
NEET Application Form Correction Started 11 August, 2021
Correction Window closes 14 August, 2021

Steps to Correct NEET 2021 Application Form

In the following, the detailed steps of correcting the application form has been discussed:

  • Go to the official site of NTA that is ntaneet.ac.in.
  • Now, you have to provide the registration number and password once you click the candidate login link.

NEET 2021 application form correction

  • Now, click on the correction link for modifying their NEET 2021 application form.

NEET 2021 application form correction link

  • Once the above dialogue box is displayed, the candidate should need to complete the details in the application form.
  • Before submitting your form, check it once. Better, you cross-check your application in the preview section.
  • If you modify any section, it will be visible in ‘red’ colour.
  • After completing the verification process, the aspirants would be asked to submit the one time password (OTP). The OTP would be received in your registered phone number.
  • In the next step, click on the ‘Final Submission’ option
  • Do not forget to download the self-generated correction slip for further requirements.

What Particulars Can You Correct In NEET 2021 Application Form?

The below mentioned table is the example of understanding how to correct the following fields in NEET 2021 application form.

Fields Correction Allowed For Correction Not Allowed For
Identification Identity Who have applied for NEET with IDs other than Aadhaar card Who used Aadhar Card for NEET Application Form
Date of Birth Who used IDs other than Aadhar Card Who used Aadhaar Card for NEET Application Form
Gender Who used IDs other than Aadhar Card Who used Aadhaar Card for NEET Application Form
Examination Center Tripura candidates, on the basis of language selection None except the ones who belong to Tripura
State Code of Eligibility Everyone can edit these fields
Category
Disability Status
Medium
Percentage of Marks obtained in Qualifying Examination
Name of Parents

In case of correcting the NEET 2021 Application form, such as the category of the aspirants, payable via credit/debit card/net banking, the aspirants are required to pay an additional fee. Do not need to be worried. Your modification in correction form will not affect your merit list or candidate status. Only need to modify the correction carefully, since you will get only one correction.

How to Remove Discrepancy from the Uploaded Scanned Images?

NTA also allows the candidates to remove the discrepancy from your uploaded images (that is from passport size photographs and from signature). In this regard, NTA will send you an email and sms for re-uploading your scanned passport size photo and signature. In order to re-upload the photo and signature, the candidates can click here. In addition, read the following content to understand the summary of NEET 2021 instructions-

  • Accepted format of the picture: JPG/PNG/JPEG
  • Size of the photograph: 10 KB to 200 KB
  • Only plain and white coloured background is acceptable in passport size photo
  • Do not forget to upload your scanned copy photograph within the mentioned time frame provided by NTA.

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NEET 2021 Exam Dates

NTA has recently announced the exam date for NEET 2021 examination. The other important dates are yet to be released. The exam is scheduled for 12 September, 2021 in offline mode. The registration window is currently open. Check Official NEET 2021 Exam Dates

  • Once the applicants fill the application, they would get a text message from the end of NTA. It would provide the detailed information like NEET helpline number, exam date, exam centre and other few essential details.
  • 17 years plus aged aspirants are eligible to appear in the NEET 2021 exam.
  • On the other hand, the intermediate science graduate can apply for NEET 2021, even if they get less than 50% score.
  • Total number of questions 200. However, candidates will be required to attempt only 180 questions.
  • Mode of exam will be offline (pen paper based).
  • The aspirants will need to answer objective type and multiple questions.
  • Total number of marks will be 720
  • Duration of test: 180 minutes

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Time Schedule of NEET 2021 (UG) Examination

Latest entry to the exam centre 1.30 PM
Sitting in Exam hall 1.15 PM
Announcement of NEET instructions and checking of NEET admit card 1:30-1:45 PM
Distribution of exam booklets 1:45 PM
Writing particulars on test booklet by candidates 1.30 PM
Test Commences 2:00 PM
Test Concludes 5:00 PM
Release of NEET Result To Be Announced
Material to be brought on examination day NEET Admit Card and Passport size photograph
Rough Work Aspirants will be allowed to do it only in the Test booklet
Use of Blue/Black Ball Point Pen only Pen will be given to the candidates from the exam center

NEET 2021 Instructions for Exam Day

  • NEET exam centres will be opened 2.5 hours before the exam timing. On the other hand, if you try to enter the exam center after 9.30, you do not get the permission to enter. Better, you are suggested to reach the exam center at the reporting time mentioned on your admit card.
  • Do not forget to carry your NEET admit card.
  • Aspirants also need to bring a passport sized photograph, since it will be pasted on the attendance sheet by the invigilator.
  • It is better to not carry any personal belongings to the exam center, since you will not be allowed to carry the items to the exam hall.
  • You should follow the NEET 2021 Dress code.
  • The aspirants are not allowed to bring mobile phones or any digital instruments.
  • If any aspirants will find it with their digital instruments, then the exam will be cancelled.

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NEET 2021 Exam Centre’s

NTA is organizing NEET 2021 at around 3,862 exam center’s in 201 cities all over the country. There has been a continuous increase in exam centres since the last few years. Candidates can provide 4 most preferred exam cities while filling the application form. This has also been done in order to make following social distancing measures easy. Few points to note are given below.

  • Entering the exam center will not be allowed if a candidate is not able to provide a NEET Admit Card 2021 and Proforma with photograph.
  • You must also adhere to the NEET 2021 Dress Code in order to enter the exam center.
  • Candidates who are wearing customary dresses must visit the centre at least 2 hours prior to the exam time for proper frisking and checking. 
  • English, Hindi and Urdu languages are available at all exam centres while regional languages are available according to the vernacular language of a particular state.
  • If the aspirants are willing to continue their study in AYUSH (Ayurveda, Naturopathy, Yoga, Siddha, Homeopathy and Unani), then they also need to appear for the NEET 2021 exam.
  • NTA has brought wide opportunities for the candidates from rural areas.

NEET 2021 Exam Center: Depending on the Language

The aspirants will get the opportunity to complete the exam in their preferable language, among 10 varieties of languages. Find the following table to identify the enlisted languages and the corresponding exam center:

Languages you prefer NEET 2021 Exam Centre
Medium Examination Centers
English All over India
English and Hindi All over India
English and Assamese Exam Centers in Assam
English and Bengali Exam Centers in West Bengal, Anadaman and Nicobar Islands, Tripura
English and Gujarati Exam Centers in Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu
English and Marathi Exam Centers in Maharashtra
English and Tamil Exam Centers in Tamil Nadu, Anadaman and Nicobar Islands and Puducherry
English and Telugu Exam Centers in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
English and Malayalam Exam Centres in Kerala and Lakshadweep
English and Punjabi Exam Centres in Punjab, Delhi and Chandigarh
English and Kannada Exam Centers in Karnataka
English and Odia Exam Centers in Odisha
English and Urdu All Over India

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NEET 2021 Exam Pattern

NEET is conducted in online mode only. The question paper has objective type questions. There are 200 questions divided into four sections. In 2021, NTA has decided to divide each section into 2 parts- A and B. Section B will have 15 questions, out of which candidates will be required to attempt any 10. Duration of NEET 2021 is 180 minutes. For each correct answer, 4 marks are awarded and for each incorrect answer, 1 mark is deducted from candidates’ score.

NEET 2021 syllabus covers the basic concepts of class 11 and class 12, set by MCI (Medical Council of India) and DCI (Dental Council of India). Complete details about NEET 2021 exam pattern are mentioned below:

Section No. of Question Marks
Physics 35+15 180
Chemistry 35+15 180
Zoology 35+15 180
Botany 35+15 180
Total 200 720

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Medium of Exam in NEET 2021

The aspirants will have flexibility to choose the language among 2 official languages and 11 regional languages. The available languages and their corresponding exam centres were given in the table above.

NEET 2021 Eligibility Criteria

All candidates must ensure that they fulfil the NEET 2021 eligibility criteria set by the National Testing Agency before applying for NEET. After clearing the eligibility criteria, the applicant can fill the application form. As per the information, eligibility criteria for NEET 2021 is:

Age Limit under NEET 2021

  • Minimum Age Limit – 17 years of age by December 31, 2020.
  • Maximum Age Limit – There is no upper age limit for NEET 2021 as per an interim order of the Supreme Court.

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Nationality

  • Indian Nationals
  • Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)
  • Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs)
  • Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs)
  • Foreign Nationals

Read NEET Eligibility Clauses for Foreign Candidates

Educational Qualification for NEET 2021

  • Candidates must have passed class XII or students appearing for class XII exam are eligible.
  • Must have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology as mandatory subjects in class XII.
  • Candidates must also satisfy the minimum percentile required for each category in Class XII, i.e.
Category Minimum Percentage
General 50%
General PH 45%
OBC/SC/ST 40%

NEET 2021 Eligibility Criteria for NRI/Foreign Students

  • The NRI or the foreign students have to pass Chemistry exam for taking admission into the Indian Medical Colleges.
  • Both the GCSE or International Baccalaureate applicants are eligible to apply for the NEET 2021 exam.
  • According to MCI regulations and the association of Indian Universities, the NRI/Foreign students score 50% in Chemistry, Physics, Biotechnology/Biology and in English.

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Eligibility Criteria For Admission in Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune 

  • The admission process is regulated by the Government of India, Ministry of Defense and by the Directorate General of Armed Force Medical Services.
  • For further query related to the screening process, the aspirants should check the official website of NEET 2021.
  • In order to gather detailed information about rules and regulations, the candidates can contact AFMC.

NEET 2021 Qualifying Examination Codes

Qualification and Qualifying Examination Codes
Code 1 The candidates will not take admission if they do not pass 12th exam or fulfil the criteria of the first round.
Code 2 If the aspirants complete 10+2 higher or senior secondary exams within 12 consecutive years and if the aspirants study Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, Mathematics or any elective subject with English in the last two years, are able to apply.
Code 3 The aspirants of intermediary/pre degree examination in Science from the Indian Board/University are able to apply. They only have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, Mathematics or any elective subject (compulsory).
Code 4 Pre-medical or pre-professional test with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, Mathematics or any elective subject or pr-university or equivalent tests.
Code 5 In the first year (in case of a three year’s degree course), practical tests will be included in Physics, Chemistry, Biotechnology/Biology with English.
Code 6 If the B.Sc pursuing candidates (of any Indian University/board) has qualified with not less than two of subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biotechnology/Biology, Mathematics, Zoology) can apply for NEET 2021 exam.
Code 7 Qualified other tests apart from the aforementioned subjects or coursework, which should be equivalent to the intermediate science exam from any Indian University/ Board. They only have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, Mathematics or any elective subject (compulsory). In case of foreign students, practical tests will be included.

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NEET 2021 Eligibility Criteria for 15% All India Quota Seats

To participate in the counselling process, the aspirants should apply through the online portal of the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). MCC Counselling for NEET UG 2021 will be completed in two rounds.

  • All the NRIs, Foreign students, PIO and OCI are eligible along with Indian Nationals to participate in the 15% AIQ counselling process.
  • Some of the states such as Jammu and Kashmir are not eligible to participate in the 15% AIQs.
  • The aspirants from the aforementioned states can take admission to any Deemed/Private Universities or in Dental/Medical institutes/colleges. In addition, they can also enroll their names in Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune.
  • The students in the waiting list can get guidance from DGHS (Director General of Health Services).

NEET 2021 Eligibility Criteria for 85% State Quota Seats

The 85% state quota is applicable to state aspirants. In order to know the counselling dates and event venue, the aspirants should contact the state authorities. Read the following to identify the 85% quota criteria-

  • 10th and 12th degree should be passed out from the domicile states
  • The candidates should possess valid state domicile and genuine proof of their state residency.
  • Foreign nationals, NRIs, PIOs, OCIs are also eligible along with the Indian Nationals to attend state quota.

Eligibility Criteria of NEET 2021 Regarding Available Seats in Participating Bodies

Apart from AFMC, Pune there are some other Universities such as Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Uttar Pradesh, Jamia Hamdard University, Delhi also invite the participants to take part in the NEET 2021 admission process. On the other hand, the candidates from overseas need to check the eligibility criteria such as upper and lower limit of age from the preferable colleges/universities apart from checking the rules of Government of India. For better understanding, you should read the NEET eligibility criteria for foreign aspirants 

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NEET 2021 Reservation Process

As per the above discussion, 15% All India Quota Seats for BDS/MBBS coursework is filled based on the NEET 2021 score of the aspirants. On the other hand, 85% seats for the coursework will be filled after the state conducting counselling process. However, 10% seats are occupied for GEN-EWS candidates and are filled according to the government policy.

NEET 2021 Reservation Criteria

NTA and MCC has changes the NEET reservation criteria for 15% IAQ seats. Revised reservation criteria is as follow:-

  • 85% State Quota Seats
  • 15% All India Quota Seats
  • In 15% All India Quota Seats, the aspirants from Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir, will not be eligible.

Seat Reservation in All India Quota is as follow:

Category Reservation of seats
Unreserved 35.5%
General-EWS 10%
OBC (Non Creamy Layer) 27%
SC 15%
ST 7.5%
PwD 5%

Approximately 60,000 seats are available for All India Quota. And hence, the aspirants will get a chance to take admission in the best NEET colleges of the country. Before you take part in the NEET counselling process, the students have to submit a self-declaration form.

Few Important Changes in NEET 2021 Reservation Process

  • The states like Telangana and Andhra Pradesh can participate in 15% All India Quota Seats.
  • Ladakh will be participating in the 15% All India quota.
  • Jammu and Kashmir does not take part in AIQ after J&K Reorganization Act, 2019. However, if any changes are there then it will be updated on the NTA website.

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Reservation for General-Economically Weaker Sections

In January session, 124th Amendment Bill under Indian Constitution by the Parliament. On the other hand, General Quota candidates that are EWS aspirants are applicable for 10/5 reserved jobs and education.

The eligibility criteria under EWS are as follows:

  • Gross Annual Income of family should be less than INR 8 Lakh
  • Ownership of residential flat is less than 1000 sq ft
  • Family ownership of the agricultural land should be less than 5 acres
  • Ownership of residential plot has to less than 100 sq yards
  • Ownership of residential plot must need to less than 200 sq yards (unnotified municipalities)

Who are the deserving candidates to fall under the EWS category?

The aspirants, whose family income is lower 8 Lakh per annum and who are not from SC/St/OBC reservation category, are eligible to experience the advantages of EWS reservation quota. However, to get the EWS reservation benefits, the deserving aspirants should submit the ‘Income and Asset Certificate’ to the authority.

Reservation for Disabled Candidates under AIQ

  • 5% seats under All India Quota seats are available for Physically disabled aspirants.
  • If the candidates would have locomotor disability and if the percentage of disability falls under 40%, then the aspirants can apply for the scheme.
  • PwD aspirants should show the disability certificate while they are going to apply for the quota and want to get the benefit.

Reservation Under State Quota Seats

In order to participate in the state counselling process, the aspirants should check the official state counselling websites. The state counselling process is conducted by the respective state authorities or by union territories.

  • The state reservation criteria vary from state to state and it is dependent upon several criteria. These are vernacular languages, popular distribution and the ratio of male to female.
  • During the online form fill up process, the aspirants should submit the state code in the application process. On the other hand, state domicile copy is also required to be uploaded during NEET 2021 Registration.

Reservation in AIIMS/JIPMER/Deemed Universities/Central Universities/Seats of ESIC and AFMC including AMU/BHU

Since the year 2019, no separate admission test is taken by AIIMS and JIPMER colleges/universities. It is completely lying under the NEET exam. Although, from the admission test to reservation policy, it is not lying under AIQ or Non-AIQ seats.

  • Conducting authority: DGHS/AACCC/MoA
  • Reservation policy: It is dependent upon the respective university/college/institution respectively.
  • Register at: MCC website for BDS/MBBS coursework
  • Register at: AACCC website, basically for the undergraduate medical coursework.

NEET 2021 Syllabus

MCI (Medical Council of India) decides the common syllabus for NEET 2021 exam. NEET 2021 Syllabus includes Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects. Candidates can check the detailed NEET 2021 Syllabus below:

NEET 2021 Physics

There are a total 19 chapters in class XI and XII Physics syllabus. 10 chapters are from class XI, while 9 chapters are from class XII syllabus. The following table shows the detailed information about the NEET 2021 Physics exam.

Chapters from Class XI Chapters from Class XII
Physical world and measurement Electrostatics
Kinematics Current Electricity
Laws of Motion Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism
Work, Energy and Power Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents
Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body Electromagnetic Waves
Gravitation Optics
Properties of Bulk Matter Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation
Thermodynamics Atoms and Nuclei
Behavior of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory Electronic Devices
Oscillations and Waves –

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NEET 2021 Chemistry

NEET 2021 Chemistry syllabus is broad compared to the other subjects. There are approximately 30 chapters. For instance, there are 14 chapters and 16 chapters from class XI and class XII respectively.

Chapters from Class XI Chapters from Class XII
Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry Solid State
Structure of Atom Solutions
Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties Electrochemistry
Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure Chemical Kinetics
States of Matter: Gases and Liquids Surface Chemistry
Thermodynamics General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements
Equilibrium p- Block Elements
Redox Reactions d and f Block Elements
Hydrogen Coordination Compounds
s-Block Elements (Alkali and Alkaline earth metals) Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
Some p-Block Elements Alcohols, Phenols, and Ethers
Organic Chemistry- Some Basic Principles and Techniques Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
Hydrocarbons Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen
Environmental Chemistry Biomolecules
– Polymers
– Chemistry in Everyday Life

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NEET 2021 Biology

Compared to the other two subjects, the biology syllabus is way more concise. Zoology and Botany are the two constituent chapters of Biology. It consists of 10 chapters. There are 5 chapters in class XI and class XII (in each).

Chapters from Class XI Chapters from Class XII
Diversity in Living World Reproduction
Structural Organization in Animals and Plants Genetics and Evolution
Cell Structure and Function Biology and Human Welfare
Plant Physiology Biotechnology and Its Applications
Human physiology Ecology and environment

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Weightage of Each Section of NEET 2021 Syllabus

To get a high score in NEET 2021 exam, each of the applicants should go through the following section wise weightage. It helps them to understand the allotted marks of each section and can find out the importance of the chapters and hence, can prepare themselves accordingly. ‘

Weightage of Physics in NEET 2021

Physics is the more complicated section than the other two sections. Consequently, the candidates spend most of the time solving this section. On the other hand, the Physics section is comparatively time consuming. The candidates have to solve eight difficult questions out of 45. It is suggested to give extra effort on Mechanics and Magnetism, while you do revising.

NEET 2021 Important Chapters Weightage of Chapters in NEET 2021
Mechanics 10%
Thermodynamics 9.5%
Current Electricity 8.1%
Dual Nature of Matter & Radiation 7.3%
Magnetism & Moving Charges 6.3%
Kinematics 6.0%
Rigid Body Dynamics 5.6%
Work, Energy, and Power 5.2%
Planar Motion 4.4%
Ray Optics 4.0%
Wave Optics 3.3%
Kinetic Theory & Thermal Properties of Matter 2.0%
Atomic Study 1.3%
Waves 1.0%
Gravitation 1.0%

Weightage of Chemistry in NEET 2021

For NEET 2021 exam, Chemistry is considered as the moderately difficult section. As per the trend of last year’s question pattern, the aspirants might get more questions from class XII compared to class XI. On the other hand, 24 and 21 questions will come from class XII and class XI respectively. Physical Chemistry and Organic Chemistry carry most of the weightage in NEET 2021 exam.

NEET 2021 Important Chapters Weightage of Chapters in NEET 2021
Chemical Bonding 12.5%
Basic Concepts 10.0%
Chemical Equilibrium 8.2%
Carbonyl Compounds 7.1%
Coordination Compounds 6.7%
Organic Chemistry – II 5.6%
Reaction Mechanism 5.2%
The d and f Block Elements 4.4%
IUPAC & Isomerism 4.0%
Thermodynamics and Thermochemistry 3.8%
Chemical Kinetics 2.2%
Haloalkanes and Haloarenes 2.2%
Chemistry in Everyday Life 1.3%
Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids 1.0%
Environmental Chemistry 0.8%

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Weightage of Biology in NEET 2021

It is assumed that Biology is the easiest section than the rest of the sections. Most of the questions will come from the chapters like Plant Diversity and Human Physiology.

NEET 2021 Important Chapters Weightage of Chapters in NEET 2021
Human Physiology Biological Classification Molecular Basis of Inheritance 12.0%
Biomolecules 10.0%
Biological Classification 9.0%
Molecular Basis of Inheritance 8.2%
Animal Kingdom 7.0%
Reproduction 6.6%
Ecosystems 5.1%
Human Health and Diseases 4.3%
Biotechnology: Principles and Processes 3.1%
Microbes in Human Welfare 2.7%
Genetics 2.1%
Plant Kingdom 1.8%
Strategies for Enhancement of Food Production 1.4%
Cell Biology 1.0%
Plant Anatomy 0.7%

Best Books for NEET 2021

NCERT is the basic text book for the exam as it will be helpful to build your concept based learning. However, for developing in-depth knowledge, the aspirants are advised to go through the below mentioned books. It will help you to score high marks.

Best Books for Physics NEET 2021 Preparation

Book Name Author Name
Concepts of Physics H.C. Verma
Fundamentals of Physics Halliday, Resnick and Walker
Objective Physics D C Pandey
Complete NEET Guide MTG Editorial Board

Best Books for Chemistry NEET 2021 Preparation

Book Name Author Name
Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry O.P. Tandon
Bull’s Eye Chemistry NEET Edition 2021 Seema Saini and K.S. Saini
Organic Chemistry Morrison and Boyd
MTG’s Objective NCERT at your fingertips MTG Editorial Board

Best Books for Biology NEET 2021 Preparation

Book Name Author Name
Objective Biology (Volumes 1 & 2) GR Bathla
Elementary Biology (Volume 1 & 2) Trueman
A Class Book for Botany A C Dutta
Complete NEET Guide: Biology MTG Editorial Board

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Topper’s List

Top 10 scorers of NEET 2020 are tabulated below:

Name of the Toppers NEET score Percentile score NEET AIR
Nalin Khandelwal 701 99.9999291 1
Bhavik Bansal 700 99.9997873 2
Akshat Kaushik 700 99.9997873 3
Swastik Bhatia 696 99.9997165 4
Anant Jain 695 99.999362 5
Bhat Sarthak Raghavendra 695 99.999362 6
Madhuri Reddy G 695 99.999362 7
Dhruv Kushwaha 695 99.999362 8
Mihir Rai 695 99.999362 9
Raghav Dubey 691 99.9992203 10

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NEET Marks V/S Ranks 2021

Ranks range Marks range Ranks range Marks range
1-5 681-701 38,671-42,664 391-400
6-9 671-680 43,751-48,025 381-390
10-16 661-670 49,140-53,692 371-380
17-31 651-660 54886-60,006 361-370
32-65 641-650 61,286-66,854 351-360
66-80 631-640 68,197-73,907 341-350
81-92 621-630 81,674-75,426 331-340
92-160 611-620 82,464-89,970 321-330
172-246 601-610 91,617-98,710 311-320
272-363 591-600 1,00,625-1,08,255 301-310
388-531 581-590 1,09,875-1,18,148 291-300
547-781 571-580 1,20,177-1,28,941 281-290
813-1,132 561-570 1,31,185-1,40,219 271-280
1,200-1,616 551-560 1,42,586-1,52,352 261-270
1,728-2,308 541-550 1,54,842-1,65,169 251-260
2,441-3,298 531-540 1,68,075-1,78,876 241-250
3,503-4,473 521-530 181,431-194813 231-240
4,708-5,972 511-520 1,96,386-2,10,183 221-230
6,257-7,696 501-510 2,12,003-2,25,343 211-220
8,032-9,570 491-500 2,28,954-2,42,788 201-210
9,958-11,594 481-490 2,46,509-2,61,169 191-200
11,993-13,926 471-480 2,65,271-2,80,794 181-190
14,358-16,342 461-470 2,85,115-3,01,394 171-180
16,795-18,977 451-460 3,06,153-3,23,646 161-170
19,548-22,114 441-450 3,28,574-3,46,874 151-160
22,756-25,447 431-440 3,52,020-3,71,811 141-150
26,179-29,211 421-430 3,77,662-3,98,105 136-140
29,973-33,388 411-420 4,04,017-4,28,905 134-136
33,794-37,770 401-410

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NEET 2021 Final Admission Process

After completing the counselling process and securing a seat in a particular college, Candidates must report to their allotted NEET colleges within the given time frame and must carry the documents given below with them.

  • High School & Intermediate Marksheets
  • High School & Intermediate Passing Certificate
  • NEET Admit card
  • NEET Rank Letter
  • Category Certificate (For reserved category candidates)
  • Birth Certificate
  • 8-10 Passport Sized Photographs
  • Provisional Allotment Letter generated online
  • Identity proof

Students can visit our website for daily updates and NEET News. They can also refer to the official NTA NEET (UG) Website.

FAQs

Does NEET 2021 has sessions?

NTA won’t be conducting NEET 2021 in sessions as JEE Mains 2021.

How to calculate NEET 2021 Percentile?

If a student secures Rank X in NEET 2021 exam and if the total number of candidates appear in the test is Y, then the formula for calculating the NEET percentile is [(Y-X)/Y]*100.

What is Tie-Breaker Procedure for NEET 2021?

If two or more aspirants get the same number, then the NTA will follow the tie-breaking process for assigning ranks.

When is NEET 2021 application correction date?

NTA will open NEET 2021 application correction window on 8th August and closes on 12th August 2021.

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