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Content Curator | Updated On - Aug 1, 2024

NEET Question Paper 2019 released by National Testing Agency on the official website was rated moderate in terms of overall difficulty with NEET Biology being the most time-consuming. The paper consists of a total of 180 multiple choice questions in the four NEET subjects – Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology. 

In 2019, the exam conducting authority was shifted from CBSE to NTA but no changes were made in NEET question paper 2019 except that it was made available in 10 regional languages beside English. 

You can go through the article below and find free NEET question paper 2019 PDF download in all 10 regional languages. 

NEET Question Paper 2019 Highlights 

Check NEET question paper 2019 important details in the table below: 

SPECIFICS DETAILS
NEET 2019 Conducting Body National Testing Agency
Mode of Paper Pen and Paper Based (OMR sheet)
Duration 3 hours and 20 minutes
Type of Question Objective (MCQs)
Total Questions to be attempted 180
Sections 4 (Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology)
NEET Total Marks 720 marks
Language/Medium of NEET 2019 paper English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Oriya, Kannada, and Urdu

NEET Question Paper 2019 PDF with Answer Key 

NTA released NEET question paper 2019 pdf in all the languages the exam was conducted on May 5, 2019. Check the complete list below with NEET answer key 2019 PDF link: 

Language & Paper Code NEET Question Paper PDF NEET Answer Key
English/Hindi – P1 Download Now Download Now
English/Assamese – R5 Download Now Download Now
English/Bengali – P4 Download Now Download Now
English/Gujarati – P6 Download Now Download Now
English/Kannada – Q5 Download Now Download Now
English/Marathi – P6 Download Now Download Now
English/Odia – P6 Download Now Download Now
English/Tamil – P6 Download Now Download Now
English/Urdu – R6 Download Now Download Now
English/Telugu – Q5 Download Now Download Now

Why should one go through NEET Question Paper 2019? 

If you are a NEET aspirant who wishes to give the exam in the future, you must go through NEET question paper 2019 for the following reasons: 

  • Get to know NEET exam pattern such as the type and number of questions asked, marking scheme, duration and distribution of questions per section. 
  • Practise material: You get to practise from a reliable source. By solving the paper you can analyse your weakness and strength, develop a question tackling approach and build speed. 
  • Get an idea of important topics: Going through NEET question paper 2019, you will get an idea of the recurring topics which can help in your preparation strategy. 

FAQs 

Ques. Is NEET question paper the same for all candidates?

Ans:Yes, the questions are the same but the order of questions or answer choices is different. Multiple sets are made in which the questions are shuffled to minimise the risk of cheating in the exam. 

Ques. How was the physics section in NEET question paper 2019?

Ans:According to sources, the physics section was the toughest. It involved a good deal of calculation, was tricky and required time to solve. Major topics asked included Mechanics, Electrodynamics, Thermodynamics, Optics, Modern Physics, and Waves.

Ques. Was the biology section in NEET 2019 based on NCERT?

Ans:Yes, a good portion of the biology section came from NCERT. So anyone with a decent preparation was able to score well. Moreover, the questions were evenly distributed between Botany and Zoology. 

Ques. Which section was the easiest in NEET question paper 2019?

Ans:In NEET question paper 2019, biology was considered the easiest as it consisted of mostly straightforward questions from NCERT, followed by chemistry and then physics (toughest). 

Ques. How were questions marked in NEET question paper 2019?

Ans:The following marking scheme was used in NEET 2019:

  • +4 for each correct answer
  • –1 for each wrong answer
  • 0 marks for unattempted answer

Ques. Were any questions asked from previous years in NEET 2019?

Ans: No, there were not any direct or exact same questions asked in NEET 2019 question paper. However, a good number of them revolved around similar concepts. 

Ques. How many questions were challenged from NEET question paper 2019?

Ans:NTA does not disclose the exact number of questions challenged. It only considers the challenges raised, and if those are found correct, releases the final answer key with the correct responses and removal of wrong questions on the official website. 

*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.

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