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Pattern, chapter priority matrix, formula sheets and NEET PYQ practice for MBBS, BDS and AYUSH aspirants, all on one page.
Per the NEET (UG) 2026 bulletin: +4 for a correct answer, -1 for an incorrect option, 0 for unanswered. There is no optional section: all 180 questions are compulsory. If more than one option is found correct, +4 goes only to those who marked any of the correct options; if all options are correct, +4 goes to everyone who attempted it; if a question is wrong or dropped, all candidates who appeared get +4.
Pick where you are. Each plan is built around past papers, a formula diary and honest mock analysis.
Build the base: roughly half of Physics and Chemistry, and a large share of Botany and Zoology, comes from Class 11.
NCERT margin notes for Biology
Do not rewrite NCERT. Underline it, and write extra lines from PYQs and mock mistakes in the margin. Your final revision is then one book, not three.
Formula and exceptions diary
One small notebook for Physics formulas (with conditions and units) and one for Chemistry exceptions, named reactions and trends. Read one for 15 minutes every morning.
Error notebook
For each wrong or guessed question note the question in short, why you got it wrong (concept, calculation, misread) and the correct idea in one line. Re-solve the list every two weeks.
1-7-30 spaced revision
Revise a new chapter after 1 day, 7 days and 30 days. NEET rewards breadth across 4 subjects, so short spaced revisions beat one long session.
Estimates from chapter-wise analyses of NEET 2023-2025 papers by Physics Wallah, Careers360 and Aakash (their 2025 counts differ, so ranges are used); NTA does not publish weightage. Units as per the NEET (UG) 2026 syllabus (NMC).
Where your marks come from (estimate)
Must-do chapters carry roughly 450 of 720 marks. Master the must-do chapters with high accuracy and 600+ is a realistic target before you touch the low-priority list.
NTA does not publish chapter weightage; these are estimates from analyses of recent NEET papers and the count for any chapter can change from year to year.
🔴 Must-Do · High weightage
🟡 Medium · Scoring
🟢 Low priority · Lengthy
Quick on-screen revision cards for the must-do topics. Copy them into your own revision notebook.
Mechanics essentials
💡 Max range is at 45°; at 30° and 60° ranges are equal.
Rotational motion
💡 In rolling, the top point moves at 2v and the contact point is at rest.
Gravitation
💡 Energy to put a satellite in orbit = E_orbit - E_surface; do not stop at the KE.
Heat and thermodynamics
💡 Always convert to kelvin before using T in gas or Carnot formulas.
SHM and waves
💡 Pendulum period does not depend on bob mass.
Electrostatics and capacitors
💡 With the battery connected, V stays fixed; once disconnected, Q stays fixed.
Current electricity and magnetism
💡 A wire cut into n parts has n pieces of R/n each; n equal resistors in parallel give R/n².
AC and EM induction
💡 Check whether the question asks for peak or rms current: they differ by √2.
Optics
💡 With white light in YDSE, the central fringe is white and the rest are coloured.
Modern physics and semiconductors
💡 For an electron accelerated through V volts, λ ≈ 1.227/√V nm.
Tap an option: it locks, turns green or red, and the full solution opens. Your attempts stay on this device.
A tightly wound 100 turns coil of radius 10 cm carries a current of 7 A. The magnitude of the magnetic field at the centre of the coil is (Take permeability of free space as 4π × 10⁻⁷ SI units):
Negative marking maths
With +4 for right and -1 for wrong, a blind guess among 4 options averages 0.25 x 4 - 0.75 x 1 = +0.25 marks. If you can remove one option it rises to about +0.67, and a true 50-50 guess averages +1.5. So guess when you can eliminate at least one option; never guess blind on a question you did not read.
Order of attack: Biology first
Botany and Zoology carry 360 of 720 marks and are the fastest to answer, so most students start there to bank marks. A workable split for 180 minutes: Biology about 70 min, Chemistry about 45 min, Physics about 50 min, and 15 min to finish and check the OMR. Put your strongest subject early if it is not Biology.
One minute per question, on average
The bulletin gives 180 compulsory questions for 180 minutes. Biology questions often take 30-40 seconds, which buys Physics numericals 1.5-2 minutes each. In round 1, skip any Physics question that needs more than 2 minutes and come back to it.
Fill the OMR as you go
This is a pen-and-paper exam. Bubble answers in blocks (for example after every page) rather than all at the end, and keep 10-15 minutes spare. Read the instructions on the test booklet and OMR on the day, and treat every bubble as final.
Check what you can carry
The 2026 bulletin bars items such as instrument or geometry boxes, pencil boxes, handbags and purses, and says candidates go through compulsory frisking at entry. Read the dress code and admit card instructions for your year and reach the centre early.