how many questions asked in neet from mechanics?

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NEET Physics comprises six major units from class 11th and class 12th physics syllabus. Most of the students find this subject as the toughest among the other two subjects because it consists of a wide variety of numerical problems, theoretical and application-based concepts.

Solving numerical questions in physics can turn out to be a nightmare for many students as a result they generally avoid its practice and accordingly they prioritize their focus on other subjects with which they are unable to score well in NEET Physics that ultimately results in the lowering of their final NEET score.

Topics of Class 11thNumber of expected questionsTopics of Class 12thNumber of expected questions

Physical-world and measurement1Magnetism & Matter2

Kinematics2Electromagnetic Waves1

Work,Energy & Power2Current Electricity2

Rotational Motion3Electric Charges & Fields1

Gravitation1Electric Potential & Capacitance2

Laws of Motion2Moving Charges & Magnetism2

Oscillations2Atoms & Nuclei2

Waves2Semiconductors2

Mechanics of Solids & Fluids2Alternating Currents1

Thermal Properties1Electromagnetic Induction1

Thermodynamics2Ray Optics2

Kinetic Theory of Gases2Dual Nature of Radiation3

Distribution of questions as per Chapters

ChaptersNumber of expected questions

Mechanics15

Optics and Modern Physics10

Electricity and Magnetism13

Properties of Bulk matters and Heat (Other)7

Total45

Physics chapters based on the difficulty level and weightage

Weightage : Low Difficulty level: Easy

Units and DimensionsOscillations

Thermal Properties of Matter, Calorimetry and Kinetic Theory of GasesMotion in 2 dimensions and projectile motion

Photo-electric effect and electromagnetic wavesElectro statistics

Work energy and powerCenter of Mass and Momentum Conservation (Collision)

Nuclear Physics and RadioactivityExperimental Physics

Weightage: Medium Difficulty Level: Medium

Motion in one dimensionCircular motion

Newton’s Law of motionHeat Transfer

Atomic structure in Modern PhysicsSemiconductors and Communication System

GravitationClassical Magnetism and Magnetic Properties of Matter

Waves and soundsProperties of matter and fluid mechanics

Weightage: High Difficulty Level: High

Ray opticsRotational Motion

Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating currentLaws of Thermodynamics

Magnetic Effects of CurrentCurrent Electricity

Semiconductors and Communication systemClassical Magnetism and Magnetic Properties of Matter

Some Important Books for Physics

Physics NCERT

Concepts of Physics Vol I and II by H.C. Verma

Fundamental Physics by Sandeep

Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick & Walker

NEET Physics Paper Analysis

Paper Analysis for NEET Physics

In Physics, the most important topic is Mechanics and carries the maximum weightage. Topics that are included in Electrodynamics will offer students with 9-10 questions. The difficulty level of this section will be higher in accordance with the exam pattern. Maximum questions involved on this subject comprise lengthy calculations.

In 2019, NEET Physics section wa moderate in terms of difficulty and length. Many questions were formula based.

Most of the questions were from NCERT syllabus, around 60% of the NEET paper to be precise.

Questions were asked from class 11 and 12 equally from the topics namely- Mechanics and modern Physics dominated with around 50% of the section.

Questions asked from topics such as Magnetic Effect of Current and Current Electricity were easy.

Note: In order to meet NEET Cut off and qualified score, it is important that candidates must prioritize the topics carrying high weightage. The major topics from which the maximum questions asked are- Wave optics, Electrodynamics, Modern Physics, KTG & Thermodynamics, Semi-conductors.

Chapter-wise Analysis for NEET Physics

Name of the UnitNumber of QuestionsWeightageMarks

Current Electricity36.66%12

Electrostatics and Capacitor48.88%16

Ray and Way Optics48.88%16

Properties of Matter36.66%12

Mechanics1737.82%68

Modern Physics613.3324

Heat and Thermodynamics36.66%12

Magnetism, Magnetic Effect of current and AC511.11%20

Total45 out of  180

Hope this helps

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