NEET 2021 Question paper was attempted by 6.81 lakh male candidates and 8.63 lakh female candidates on September 12, 2021. Approximately 3.75 lakh male candidates and 4.84 Lakh female candidates were able to clear the exam by scoring the relevant NEET Cut off. NEET 2021 was tougher than the 2020 exam.

• The Physics section was tough. Electrodynamics was the major unit in the section with a total of 20 questions asked from it. It was closely followed by Mechanics with 14 Questions framed from it. 
• The Chemistry section was moderate. The distribution of questions from Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry was roughly equal. 17 questions framed from Inorganic Chemistry, 17 questions from Organic Chemistry, and 16 questions from Physical Chemistry. 
• The Botany section was moderate too. The dominant units in the paper were - Plant Physiology (8 Questions), and Genetics (5 Questions).
• The Zoology section was also moderate in difficulty. The dominant units in the paper were - Human physiology (12 Questions), and Genetics (6 Questions). 

NEET 2021 Question Paper with Solution PDF for paper code P1 is available below for download.

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NEET Question Paper : Weightage of Class XI and Class XII Syllabus

NEET syllabus is certainly vast and might be difficult for some to prepare. Shown below is the weightage of class XI and class XII syllabus in NEET Previous Year Question papers is illustrated below.

Candidates are advised to devote equal efforts into their preparation of class XI and class XII syllabus as both have almost equal prominence in NEET question paper. Visit the links below for tips to prepare NEET subjects.

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NEET Previous Year Question Papers with Answer Key PDFs

NEET aspirants should practice as many previous year questions as they can. To assist the preparation of students, NEET previous year’s Question paper with Solutions PDFs are provided below for downloading.

Other UG Entrance Exams

Exams like MHT CET, OJEE, AP EAMCET, etc. are conducted for admissions into B.Sc. Nursing, B. Pharma, Microbiology, and other related Life Sciences courses. The previous year questions for them are provided in the links below.