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 9-10 questions. The difficulty level of this section will be higher in accordance with the exam pattern. Maximum questions involved in this subject comprise lengthy calculations. 

• Most of the questions are from the NCERT syllabus, around 60% of the NEET paper to be precise. 
• Questions are asked from classes 11 and 12 equally on the topics namely- Mechanics and modern Physics accounting for around 50% of the section.
• Questions asked on topics such as Magnetic Effect of Current and Current Electricity are usually easy.

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

Chapter-wise Analysis for NEET Physics

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Sample Questions for NEET Physics

Ques. 100 joule of work is performed in carrying a charge of -5 coulomb from infinity to a particular point in a uniform electrostatic field. What is the potential of this point?

1. 100 V

2. 5 V

3. -20 V

4. 20 V

Answer: (C) -20 V

Ques. A copper wire is stretched to make it 0.2%. The percentage change in its resistivity is:

1. 0.4%

2. 2.0%

3. 4.0%

4. None of the above

Answer: D) None of the above

Ques. What is the value of an angle of dip at the magnetic equator?

1. 0 degree

2. 90 degree

3. 45 degree

4. Nearly 30 degree

Answer: A) 0 degree

Ques. A bar-magnet falls down through a conducting coil as shown in the figure given below. What is the acceleration of the bar magnet?

1. Less than g

2. Greater than g

3. Equal to g

4. Unpredictable

Answer: (A) Less than g

Ques: The magnetic flux threading a coil changes from 12 Wb to 6 Wb in 1 second. The value of induced emf is:

1. 3 volt

2. -3 volt

3. 6 volt

4. -6 volt

Answer: (D) -6 volt

Ques: What is the principle behind thermocouple

1. Peltier effect

2. Thomson effect

3. Joule effect

4. Seebeck effect

Answer: (D) Seebeck effect

Ques.What does the internal resistance of a cell mean?

1. The electrolyte used in the cell

2. The resistance of the material used in the cell

3. The vessel of the cell

4. The electrodes of the cell

Answer: (A) The electrolyte used in the cell

Ques: Which of the following is the combination that is used in the formation of achromatic lenses?

1. 2 Concave lenses 

2. 1 Convex and 1 plane mirror

3. 2 Convex lenses

4. 1 Concave and 1 convex lens

Answer: (D) 1 Concave and 1 convex lens

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