How to download NEET previous year question paper

Hello all future doctors how are you all, hope you all are doing well in this corona pandemic, so as you want to know how to download back year questions pdf. I'm going to give you all the links to the NEET back year papers. if you want tips, regarding NEET Examination, then read below:

Tips to crack the NEET examination :

so guys I'm giving you some tips about the NEET examination, based on my experience, and I will tell you I have cleared the NEET examination with 640 scores.

1. so according to my point of view, if you are reading so many lots of books like errorless, MTG and other many books, then it's ok you will get some extra knowledge, but according to NEET point of view, 90 to 95 percent of question will be asked from the ncert only, so guys please first focus on the ncert.
2. question-solving is a more important part of cracking NEET examination, and if you are then NEET aspirant, then you have to focus on the question-solving.
3. you can solve biology questions from the NCERT fingertips which are based on the NCERT, then you have to follow is to solve more and more back year questions by which you will get some ideas about your NEET examination.
4. for physics, the language of NCERT is too hard, and first of you have to clear all the concepts, and if you are solving lots of NEET questions, then your concepts will clear automatically.
5. for physics, you can use Allen NEET modules or you can also solve the ERRORLESS, I'm suggesting this only for physics.
6. for chemistry, you can use errorless for the physical chemistry and the organic and inorganic go through Allen.
7. After starting preparation of NEET, most of the students accumulate more and more books, please guys believe in one book only, finish one book, just select any one book and then completely go through it.
8. tick all the questions in which you are having doubt, and on the last day before the NEET examination, it will be helpful to you for revision.
9. last things to make a formula book for physics and chemistry.
10. remember all the examples of biology and chemistry by preparing mnemonics.
11. try to remember all remembering things in your language, just by making any type of mnemonics.
12. underline all the lines of biology text and inorganic part in chemistry, from which the back year questions are asked.
13. try to solve one paper every Sunday according to NEET examination time.
14. try to solve most question between 2 pm to 5 pm, it will be helpful to you to make you mind active in that time.

Now it's time to give you all the links to the previous year's question papers.

Download back year question paper link

• click here for the NEET paper 2020 phase 1
• Click here for the NEET paper 2020 phase 2
• click here NEET 2019 question papers PDF download
• click here NEET 2018 Question Paper PDF Download
• click here NEET 2017 Question Papers PDF Download
• click here NEET Question Papers 2016
• click here AIPMT Sample Paper 2015 (Re-test)
• click here AIPMT Sample Paper 2015
• click here AIPMT Sample Paper 2014
• click here NEET UG Sample Paper 2013

just click on the link then you will be redirected to the pdf pages, later I will upload here the different tricks to remember the biology examples and the chemistry exceptions and examples.

What is NEET Examination?

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) (or NEET (UG)), earlier the All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT), is an all India pre-clinical passageway test for understudies who wish to seek after undergrad clinical (MBBS), dental (BDS) and identical AYUSH (BAMS, BUMS, BHMS, and so forth) courses in government and private foundations in India and furthermore, for those proposing to seek after essential clinical capability abroad.

The test is led by the National Testing Agency (NTA), which gives the outcomes to the Directorate General of Health Services under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and State Counseling Authorities for seat allocation.

NEET-UG supplanted the All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) and numerous other pre-clinical tests led by states and different clinical universities. Notwithstanding, because of claims being documented against the test, it couldn't be held in 2014 and 2015.

NEET-UG is a solitary passageway test for admissions to in excess of 66,000 MBBS and BDS situates across India.[4] In 2018,

After the authorization of the NMC Act 2019 in September 2019, NEET-UG became the basic all India entrance test for admissions to clinical universities in India including the All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) which up to that point led separate entrances.

NEET EXAM PATTERN

There is an aggregate of 180 inquiries posed in the test, 45 inquiries each from Physics and Chemistry, 90 inquiries from Biology. Each right reaction brings 4 imprints and each wrong reaction gets - 1 negative checking. The test span is 3 hours (180mins). The test is of 720 imprints (greatest imprints)