Most of the aspirants of the NEET-II appeared satisfied by the performance in the medical entrance examination on Sunday. The examination was held in eight centres in State Capital.
Indu Sharma, a resident of Patel Nagar informed that the question paper was on expected lines. She found the biology part a bit easier while some questions in the Physics were too tough for her.
The Managing Director (MD) of Baluni Classes, Vipin Baluni said that most of the questions were asked from the syllabus of classes XI and XII. He said that the cut off for the students of general category is expected to hover around 50- 55 percent while for OBC students it would be about 40-45 percent.
According to Baluni the cut off for SC and ST students is expected by the range of 37 to 40 percent.
The Managing Director (MD) of the Achievers classes, Manu Pant told The Pioneer that the Biology paper in the NEET today is a classic example of the importance of the books of National Council of Education Research and Training (NCERT) as most of the questions were asked from these books.
He said that in chemistry nine questions were asked from Inorganic chemistry while 16 and 20 questions were asked from Organic and Physical chemistry respectively.
Pant further informed that 22 questions in Physics paper were from class XI while 23 were from class XII syllabus.