NEET UG 2025 Conducted Peacefully in Prayagraj: 98% Attendance Reported Across 43 Centers
Over 20,000 Students Appeared for the Exam; Physics Found to Be Toughest Section
The National Testing Agency (NTA) successfully conducted the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG 2025 on Sunday, across 43 examination centers in Prayagraj. The exam was held from 2 PM to 5 PM, with a strong turnout from candidates and strict security arrangements at all centers.
Out of the total 20,638 registered candidates in Prayagraj district, 20,121 students appeared for the exam, recording an impressive attendance rate of approximately 98%. Only 517 candidates were absent from the examination.
Strict Security at Exam Centers
Authorities ensured a strict security protocol at all centers. Students were thoroughly checked before entering the premises. As part of the security measures, candidates were asked to remove shoes, and female candidates had to remove rubber bands from their hair to prevent any malpractice.
Exam Pattern and Marking Scheme
The NEET UG exam comprised questions from four subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology. Each subject was divided into two sections: Section A and Section B. The paper consisted of a total of 180 questions, with each question carrying four marks. The total exam was of 720 marks. For every correct answer, candidates were awarded 4 marks, while one mark was deducted for every incorrect answer.
Student Reactions: Mixed Opinions on Difficulty Level
Students' opinions varied regarding the difficulty level of the exam, especially the Physics paper, which many found challenging.
Balaji Mishra, a candidate, shared:
“The paper was average overall. There was not much difficulty in Chemistry and Physics. I had started preparing for NEET several days in advance.”
Mansi Singh expressed similar sentiments:
“The Physics paper was tough. The questions in Biology and Chemistry were normal. Overall, the paper was good. I hope for a good rank.”
Insa Ansari said:
“Physics was quite difficult. Compared to last year, this year's paper was tougher. But for those who prepared well, it was manageable.”
Sakshi, another examinee, mentioned:
“The paper was simple but the questions were twisted. It was difficult to understand them at first. Some Physics questions were tough, but others were quite easy.”
The NEET UG 2025 exam concluded smoothly in Prayagraj with high attendance and tight security. While Chemistry and Biology were perceived as relatively easier, Physics emerged as the toughest subject for most aspirants. With the exam behind them, students now await the results and hope for a favorable outcome based on their performance.
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