NEET UG 2025 – NEET UG Paper is difficult this year, Government Medical College Cut -Off Influence

NEET and 2025 paper: The NEET UG Examination, which was conducted in 548 cities across the country, was successfully completed by the National Examination Institute. 5433 centers were set up for the exam, of which the number of exams was over 20.8 lakh. This method has made an important change in 2025. Each year, 24 paper packages were usually set up, and only four sets were released at this time. The four collections are relatively very difficult and focused on analysis and use -based learning.

To understand that not to destroy the selection

Although the biology section is according to the NCERT syllabus, the questions asked in it are ideological and indirect terms, which are more than a lecture. At the same time, physics and chemistry sections were considered a real challenge. According to students and experts, the size of the questions was similar to the AIIMS, many phases questions, complex calculations and status -based areas. Many students said that time management has become a major challenge due to difficulty on topics such as physics, especially modern physics, electronicamics and thermal mechanics.

It was stated by a training center in Kota, ‘NEET 2025 has clearly seen a new thought. Now the rows of the book will not only work. This method focused on maturity, clear thinking and the ability to think like a doctor. It seems that this change is an attempt to improve the level of choice in accordance with global -based efficiency based on medical education. This choice demands a deep understanding and the best problem solution skills. Motion issued the speed response key of the NEET 2025 immediately after the exam, helping students to assess their performance and assess the possible ranking.

Experts believe that the difficulty of the physics section will affect the cut-e-I year, especially for the best government medical colleges. However, the relatively natural character of the chemistry and biological sect can balance students who have made solid products. It is noteworthy that NEET UG is the only choice for enrolling in medical undergraduate courses in India. Over the past two years, more than 20 lakh students have registered in this exam. By 2024, 24,06,079 candidates were registered with the NEET UG, and by 2023, the number was 20,87,462. Earlier, in 2022, 2021, 2020 and 2019, the number was 18,72,343, 16,14,777, 15,97,435 and 15,19,375 respectively.