
NEET also stands for National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test is a national level medical entrance test regulated by the CBSE Board. It is a perfect gateway for students looking for admissions in MBBS and BDS courses offered by top colleges of the country. Here we are providing detailed information about NEET 2016 Answer Key. NEET II 2016 Answer Key has been released on 24th July 2016. Candidates may check all SETS of answer key below.
NEET 2016 Answer Key –
After the successful completion of the exam, candidates must be searching for the answer key. The answer key will contain all the correct answers of the questions asked in the NEET 2016 examination. The NEET examination has been conducted on 24th July 2016. Provisional answer key has been also declared by many institutes like Allen Kota, Rao IIT. The official answer key will be released within one week after the examination. Students can compare their answers through the answer key and may get an estimate idea about their performance.
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How to Download the Answer Key
Candidates can follow these simple steps to download the NEET answer key:
Visit the official website of NEET.
Search the link related to “NEET 2016 Answer Key”.
Click on that link.
The answer key will open on the screen in PDF format.
Download the answer key and keep some extra printout for further use.
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NEET 2016 Answer Key Challenge
In case any candidate is doubtful about the answer key they shall have an opportunity to challenge the answer key. Candidates can challenge the answer key by paying Rs. 1000/- per response challenged. The payment will be refunded to the candidate if the challenge accepted by the board.
NEET II 2016 Answer Key: Available from 24th July



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NEET - NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY CUM ENTRANCE TEST

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NEET : The Only, Apex Medical Entrance Exam
Supreme Court has finally put all speculations and confusions of students, appearing for medical entrance exam, to rest by declaring NEET as only exam for entry to all MBBS and BDS seats in India. Around a lot of perplexing comments and rumors, medical aspirants are in doldrums. We are here to help the aspirants to clear the air build around NEET.
What is NEET (National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test)?
NEET will be an objective question based entrance test for admission into MBBS, BDS& PG seats across the country. The NEET exam pattern test will be of three sections: Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany& Zoology)
NEET 2016 – Round 2 is going to be conducted on 24th July 2016. The second round is basically meant for students who were focused only on state level entrance exams like the Kerala Medical Entrance (KEAM 2016),Karnataka CET,UPCMET, MP DMAT , many more and exams of deemed & private medical universities like Manipal (MUO-ET 2016), Sri Balaji Viyapeeth University,
Puducherry & SRM University Tamilnadu. For all such students, the opportunity will be given to apply for NEET again and take the exam on 24th July 2016.
What it would be like without state exams?
So for now, state exams like the Karnataka CET, Maharashtra MHTCET, COMEDK, AMCEAT Kerala Entrance, WB JEE, Manipal entrance, VIT entrance, etc., stands defunct. In their absence there are certain factors which will over power the scenario.
NEET vs State exams
MHTCET- Government of Maharashtra, State Common Entrance Test have different pattern of exam. Aspirants accustomed to that level of preparation will find it challenging to move towards CBSE based pattern including syllabus of both 11th and 12th class.
| BASIS |
NEET PHASE 1 |
MHTCET |
| Syllabus |
Focuses on 11th and 12th class syllabus |
Focuses on 12th class
Syllabus only |
| Exam pattern |
Difficult |
Relatively easy |
| Questions |
Each chapter is not covered and may come out of NCERT books |
Every chapter is covered |
| Marking scheme |
Negative marking |
No negative marking |
| No of question |
180 |
200 |
| Duration of Exam |
3 hours |
1 and half hours |
AP EMCEAT conducted by Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Kakinada on behalf of Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education based on similar syllabus, is slightly different in terms of difficulty level and exam pattern.
| BASIS |
NEET PHASE 1 |
AP EMCEAT |
| Syllabus |
Focuses on 11th and 12th class syllabus |
Focuses on both 11 and 12th class Syllabus |
| Exam pattern |
CBSE based |
State board pattern based |
| Level |
Difficult |
Relatively easy |
| Marking scheme |
Negative marking |
No negative marking |
| No of question |
180 |
160 |
| Duration of Exam |
3 hours |
3 hours |
COMEDK Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka, also stand strikingly different from NEET. It majorly focuses on Class 12 syllabus only. So students, now preparing for NEET may find it difficult to jump back to 11 class syllabus for preparation.
| BASIS |
NEET PHASE 1 |
COMEDK |
| Syllabus |
Focuses on 11th and 12th class syllabus |
Focuses on 12th classSyllabus only |
| Exam pattern |
CBSE based |
State board pattern based |
| Level |
Difficult |
Relatively easy |
| Marking scheme |
Negative marking |
No negative marking |
| No of question |
180 |
240 |
| Duration of Exam |
3 hours |
3 hours |
Though there is some difference, but broadly NEET is based on similar patterns & syllabus. Moreover each of the states will have their separate merit list based on which the students would be admitted to the state colleges. In nutshell, they would be competing against their state students who are in the same boat. So, all of them would score less in the syllabus which does not pertain to their state. Looking at all the given changes introduced through NEET , it can be said that NEET in medical and JEE in Engineering are more or less on the same lines fundamentally pertaining to the admission window open to students from different states around the country.
Students will have to put extra efforts to make it to their dream medical colleges. It is advisable to students not to pay much attention to the perplexity build around NEET and AIPMT. Focus on the preparation and do well in the upcoming NEET exam.
Things you should keep in mind while appearing for NEET:
1. Cover NCERT syllabus
2. Revise thoroughly.
3. Focus on both 11 and 12 class syllabus
4.Be at the venue before time, to avoid delay due to checking
5.Dress code for NEET:

Aspirants are advised to remain focused on preparations and follow above mentioned suggestions to make NEET a successful milestone to journey towards your dream medical college.
ALL THE BEST TO ALL THE FUTURE DOCTORS..............
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