chapter 1 of physics of class 11th is in syllabus of neet 2019 or not..?

Some of the most profoundstatement onthe nature of science have cime from albert einstine ,one of the greatest scientists of the nateue

hey Rohan,

Glad to know that you are preparing for NEET and wish best of luck for that. As you have asked the importance of chapter 1 of physics in neet, so let tell you that every chapter is equally important, only the weightage of the qns from different chapters are different

As you have asked about chapter no 1 from 11th physics which contain the chapter physical world and measurements. From this chapter, you will get about appx 2% of total physics qns which will equal to appx 1 or 2 qns.

Now let me give other chapter weightages for your further information.

Your 2nd unit I.e. Kinematics have a total of 3% qns  from

Chapter3: Motion in a Straight Line

Chapter4: Motion in a Plane

Whereas unit 3 I.e. Laws of Motion have a total of 3% qns from

Chapter5: Laws of Motion

Again from unit 4 Work, Energy, n,  Power, you will get a total of 4% qns from

Chapter6: Work, Energy an,  Power

Unit 5 I.e. MThe motion System of Particles and Rigid Body have a total of 5% qns from the

Chapter7: System of Particles and Rotational Motion

Again from unit 6 I.e. Gravitation, you will get a total 2% of qns from

Chapter8: Gravitation

From unit 7 I.e. Properties of Bulk Matter, you will get a total of 3% qns from

Chapter9: Mechanical Properties of Solids

Chapter10: Mechanical Properties of Fluids

Chapter11: Thermal Properties of Matter

From unit 8 I.e. Thermodynamics you will get a total of

9% qns from

Chapter12: Thermodynamics

From unit 9 I.e. The behavior of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory, you will get a total of 3% qns from

Chapter13: Kinetic Theory

And from unit 10 I.e. Oscillation & Waves, you will get a total of 3% in from

Chapter14: Oscillations

Chapter15: Waves

I have given you the total information about the weightage of physics qns from 11th standards.

Let me know if you need more help.

Thank you and best of luck.

yes ..it's a part of neet syllabus