NEET Exam Analysis 2024 Live: NTA NEET UG Chemistry toughest, Physics lengthy, and Biology easy

"In physics, most of the questions were from Class 11. Thermodynamics, optics, and semiconductor electronics were included in the exam. Physical chemistry received the highest and toughest weightage in chemistry, and most of the questions were from Kinetics, thermodynamics, thermochemistry, etc. Biology was easy," said Dhairya Gupta.

"The questions were mostly NCERT-based. Out of the three sections, Physics was moderate and slightly tough, chemistry was easy to moderate, and Biology was the easiest one," said Vaibhav Gupta.

Ankit Sharma who appeared for the NEET UG exam paper shared, "The physics and chemistry exam was moderate to easy and lengthy".

"Today's NEET exam was the same as last year's. Biology was easier than Physics and Chemistry", said Unnati Sharma who appeared for the NEET exam today.

"Overall, the exam was easy to moderate. Physical chemistry was one of the toughest parts of this year's exam", said Kunal Jha who appeared for the NEET UG 2024 examination today.

"This year's paper was easy and a bit lengthy compared to last year's chemistry exam. Physical chemistry was the toughest subject, followed by organic and inorganic chemistry", said Neha Solanki.

One of the student who appeared for the NEET exam today shared, "the overall difficulty of NEET 2024 is Moderate to difficult. While some questions were straightforward, others required a deeper understanding of concepts and the ability to apply knowledge analytically."

According to PTI, earlier today, a disturbance erupted at Adarsh Vidhya Mandir examination center in Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan, where aspirants staged a protest following the incorrect distribution of English and Hindi medium question papers.

As per Nitin Viijay, Founder & CEO of Motion Education, the overall difficulty level of today's NEET exam paper was moderate to difficult. While physics and Chemistry were a bit lengthy and moderate to difficult, Biology was easy compared to the other two subjects. Out of the three sections, Chemistry was the toughest. Read detailed NEET exam paper review here.

NEET Paper Leak A Miscommunication?

Today, as the NEET (UG) - 2024 exam was conducted across 4,750 examination centers. As soon as the exams concluded, rumors of NEET paper leak started circulating on social media. However, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has not officially confirmed any such incident. They did address an unrelated issue where it was reported that an incorrect distribution of question papers occurred at the exam center located at Balika Uchch Madhyamik Adarsh Vidya Mandir in Mantown, Sawai Madhopur. Some candidates, despite efforts by the supervisors to intervene, forcibly left the examination center with the question papers. Aside from this incident, the exams commenced on time and continued smoothly at all other locations.

As the NEET UG 2024 exam concluded today, several allegations surfaced on social media platform X (earlier Twitter) regarding a potential paper leak. Numerous users reported seeing what appeared to be the exam paper, with one user specifically urging the National Testing Agency (NTA) to investigate: One user with handle name, @ithappensinkota, wrote "Students claimed this to be NEET 2024 exam paper, if this is the truth then its really unfair and devastating for hard working students. We got this paper around 4:15 pm. #NEETUG #neet #ihoik"

@NavneetSiingh__ wrote, "Students claimed this to be NEET 2024 exam paper. Hey @NTA_Exams, please look into this, if this is the truth then it's really unfair and devastating for hardworking students. We got this paper around 4:15 pm."

These claims have sparked concern among students and stakeholders awaiting official responses.

The NEET question paper is divided into four sections: Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, and Botany. Each section consists of two parts - A and B. Part A contains 35 mandatory questions, while Part B offers 15 questions, of which candidates must answer 10. Scoring for the sections is as follows: Part A carries 140 marks and Part B, 40 marks. The total maximum score for the paper is 720 marks.

NEET UG answer key, comprehensive paper analysis, and student reactions, will soon be shared here. Our sources are in touch with experts and students. Stay connected for the latest updates.

The NEET UG 2024 exam has officially concluded. NEET paper analysis, NEET answer keys (memory-based), and reactions from students, along with expert commentary, will be updated shortly. Stay tuned for detailed insights and evaluations of this year's exam.

We will shortly provide a memory-based NEET UG answer key, reflecting the insights gathered from students who participated in today's NEET UG exam. The NTA is expected to release the provisional NEET UG answer key on the official portal within a week. We encourage students to stay connected for timely updates and access to the memory-based NEET UG answer key 2024.

National Testing Agency (NTA) will successfully conclude the NEET UG 2024 examination at 5.20 PM across multiple centers nationwide. Candidates are eagerly awaiting the detailed analysis of the paper. Stay tuned as we bring you comprehensive coverage of the NEET UG paper analysis, coming up shortly.

NEET UG 2024 exam will conclude at 5.20 PM today. After completion of the NEET UG exam, candidates must ensure they submit their signed OMR sheets and keep only their test booklets.

NEET UG 2024 examination will conclude at 5.20 PM today. After completing their NEET UG examination, candidates must wait for instructions from the invigilator before leaving their seats.

Candidates must perform all rough work only in the space provided in the NEET UG test booklet, as no blank sheets will be provided.

All NEET UG candidates must sign and apply their left-hand thumb impression on specified areas to validate their participation in the exam.

Candidates with disabilities attending NEET UG must bring their PwD certificate and, if applicable, request a scribe as per the official guidelines.

Personal belongings and electronic devices are strictly prohibited inside the NEET UG examination centers, and no storage facilities are provided.

NEET UG candidates may only bring items such as a personal transparent water bottle and necessary documents into the examination venue.

NEET UG candidates may only bring items such as a personal transparent water bottle and necessary documents into the examination venue.

Candidates must present valid photographic ID proof such as an Aadhaar or Passport at the NEET UG examination center; photocopies or digital IDs are not accepted.

Entry to the NEET UG examination center is strictly contingent upon presenting a valid admit card, identification proof, and undergoing proper frisking. Make sure you carry all required essentials.

It is mandatory for all candidates to download, read, and adhere to the instructions provided with the NEET UG admit card. The NEET UG admit card includes three pages, detailing the examination center, a section for a postcard size photograph, and important candidate instructions.

In the NEET UG important instructions notification released by the NTA, it was clearly mentioned that no candidate will be permitted to enter the NEET UG examination center after the official gate closing time. Therefore, candidates are requested to start early to reach their exam centre.

Candidates appearing for the NEET UG 2024 exam today are required to reach the examination center at the time specified on their NEET admit card to ensure they are allowed entry without any hassle.

All candidates must carry the printout of their NEET UG admit card to the exam centre. Ensure that your NEET UG admit card includes a clear print of your photograph, signature, and roll number barcode. These elements are vital for your identification and verification at the examination center. If your admit card is missing any crucial details such as your photograph, signature, or barcode, it is important to re-download the admit card from the official NTA website at exams.nta.ac.in/NEET/. Make sure to print it out again after downloading.

Focus on revising key points, diagrams, and formulas. Avoid studying new topics at the last minute to prevent confusion. Drink water and eat a healthy meal before the exam to stay hydrated and energized. Keep calm and maintain a positive mindset. Anxiety can hinder your ability to perform well, so take deep breaths and stay focused on your preparation.

Candidates are advised to wear light and comfortable clothing. Long sleeves are not permitted, and clothes should not have big buttons, badges, or any elaborate embroidery. It is recommended to wear simple, flat footwear. Shoes and footwear with thick soles and large accessories are not allowed inside the examination hall.

All candidates must carry a government-issued photo ID along with their NEET UG admit card for verification purposes. Candidate can carry these documents as valid Identity proof - Aadhaar Card (with photograph)/ E-Aadhaar/Ration Card/ Aadhaar Enrolment No. with Photo to the center. However, other valid Identity proof issued by the government – PAN card/ Driving License/ Voter ID/ 12th Class Board Admit or Registration card/ Passport/ Original School Identity card with Photo will also be considered ONLY in case of non-availability. All other ID/Photocopies of IDs even if attested/scanned photo of IDs in mobile phone will NOT be considered valid ID Proof.

NEET UG 2024 is taking place today from 2:00 PM to 5:20 PM across various centers. Candidates should have arrived at least an hour early to allow for adequate preparation and entry procedures.

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG 2024, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), will be held today. As candidates across the nation gather at their respective exam centers, we bring you live updates, essential guidelines, dress code details, and other important details.