National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (UG)

NEET UG is the single national gate to every MBBS, BDS, AYUSH and veterinary seat in the country, and with well over twenty lakh candidates each year it is fiercely competitive — a handful of marks can move your rank by thousands. The paper rewards mastery of the NCERT textbooks above all: roughly half the paper is Biology (Botany + Zoology), so accuracy there is what separates top rankers. Physics is the usual deciding factor — it is formula-driven and time-sensitive, while Chemistry blends quick NCERT recall (especially Inorganic and Organic) with short calculations. With −1 negative marking, blind guessing is punished, so this mock reproduces the real pressure of choosing what to attempt. Every question here is original and built strictly to the NCERT-based NTA syllabus, and each carries a full explanation so the test doubles as revision.

• Biology is 50% of the paper — bank it first; aim for near-perfect accuracy from NCERT lines.
• Do Chemistry second: fast Inorganic/Organic recall, then short Physical-chemistry sums.
• Leave Physics for a focused block; with −1 negatives, skip the 2–3 longest calculations if short on time.
• Read assertion–reason and 'except/incorrect' stems twice — they are the commonest trap in NEET.