NEET 2022 Question paper Physics 17 July

As per analysis of previous years’ NEET Physics papers, maximum questions have appeared from chapters of Mechanics and Electrodynamics.

While it depends on an individual’s choice, experts and toppers over the years have always suggested following this sequence – Biology first, followed by Chemistry section and Physics at the last. This can be interchanged as per one’s convenience.

Aim at solving easy questions in the first say 15-20 minutes of attempting thPhysics section. Then move to solving slightly challenging Physics questions. Allot maximum time to solving the remaining questions of Physics, which are the trickiest.

Undoubtedly, NCERT must be mastered for NEET, regardless of the subject. However, to be able to crack this section with a good score, NCERT alone is not enough. One must refer to relevant sources and should have solved different types of questions to attempt the Physics questions.

The total marks of NEET examination are 720 and the total number of questions are 180. Out of these 180 questions, Physics section comprises 45 questions and each question carries 4 marks, hence 45*4=180 marks. One can score a maximum of 180 marks in the Physics section of NEET.

Yes. NEET covers three important sections of science – Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The syllabus covered is predominantly NCERT content from classes 11 and 12.

No doubt, NEET Physics is the most challenging section. In order for students to be able to answer all question on time, a sound knowledge of concepts is essential. Additionally, students must solve previous years’ question papers and solve as many question on concepts of Physics as possible.