Timestamps: Opening the exam (1:42), doing a physics question (7:17), rating the exam (14:17). If you want to read along with me, click the link in the description for a copy of the exam :) 'Neat' is used in the thumbnail as an adjective
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on neet i gave the exam this year but unlikely i have scored only 320/720 and i want to become a mbbs doctor so iam going to drop a year to prepare again for the exam please bless me with your sweet behavior!
@@abhiruppppppp gov chutiya Bana rhi hai sirf IIT Ka choro average Indian colleges me education itna Ganda kyo hai gao me teachers nhi hai lekin wo larke SE umed kaise kare competition me khare hone ki Jung ladne to keh rhe hai bas Bina hatiyar ke Jo Nikal gya uska hogaya Baki Bhar me jao yhi baat lag rhi hai
@@iceberg789 Yea...lik imagine a guy is extremely lucky that day & randomly ticks answers & gets it correct....does he deserve it?Negative marking makes u answer only the questions ur confident with & not randomly answering it & hoping u get it correct.
Biology doesn't require calculation skills, it requires good memory and really deep understanding of the subject. Doctors need to analyze a situation quickly unlike us engineers where we have the luxury of time in the job.
you are wrong mate - doctors need calculation and probability a lot more than engineers. Effectively a doc decides in 2 mins or less decides on a potential cure taking into consideration downsides. Sure - maybe not Trigonometry. You are right that memory matters for doctors more than engineers
@@jbas7525 it's not that simple engineering too requires a vast amount of calculations take for example space missions and constructions of a variety of structures .
@@PratzoPlays yes ur right. Both fields are complicated in their own way. What i learnt is u need more money 2 become doctor and a fraction of to become an engineer. Anyways it's upto your skills and capabilities.
U will understand only if u really have this as your dream from your childhood.because then you will be restless until you become a doctor. It's always better to try as there will be no regrets in future.leavig due to a small failure is stupidity
Now India had became a democratic country so everyone should get equal right don't you feel that as many people get educated in our country it is better
Forget the time limit, memorizing, hard work, competitiveness stuff..the way you circled the wrong answer while you knew the correct one, yeah that happens and is the hardest thing to get over
Ikr, sad. Hey this is weird to ask but can someone tell me about the increase of reservations in maharashtra regarding neet? is that it? i'm not exactly sure
@@NEHAGUITAR Well this was clearly an Implication, or NEET ⟹ YEET, and in your statement NEET had a truth value of false, while YEET Had a truth value of true, thus making NEET ⟹ YEET still true , though it does make YEET ⟹ NEET false. □
@@furyroad028 Cat is different story, may be i will agree on this point. but on IAS, ESE, IES...you should also take note the scope of the syllabus. May be you know all about these examinations, but you just want to ignore the facts for sake of the argument.
When you did that physics question, you have to keep in mind that it's 180 questions in 180 minutes; you have no more than a minute per question. No time to breathe, no time to let your mind rest, nothing. Since that's the case, you'd have to do that entire calculation in under 30 seconds, because it takes a minimum of 10 seconds to read the question and process all the information, search your mental repository to see if you even have the answer or the method to get to the answer, then decide if it's even worth your time to attempt the question - keep in mind the negative marking - and then to go ahead and solve it; God forbid you can't get the answer within 30 seconds. The remaining 20 seconds of the minute you can spend on the question at hand are used to check to see if you answer matches any of the provided options, and then to proceed to mark the correct option on the OMR sheet given (which is a separate task altogether - having to search for the question itself, then making sure you fill in the correct option circle). That's just the exam itself. Preparing for it, believe it or not, is exactly as stressful, but for around 2 years. I've known many people who just couldn't make it through the prep and just dropped out, people who've copped out over 4-5K $ for tutoring, and people who've unfortunately taken themselves, just because the pressure to perform even marginally well in this exam is tantamount to having a gun held to your head and being instructed to recite the first 1000 decimal place values of pi. Overall, this exam is a horrific way to cull the mass majority of the population. Sure, some talented and deserving students do get through it, but a lot of those who make it through this exam and get medical seats are those who get granted special treatment by the government because of laws put in place more then a century ago, and for the most part they are horribly undeserving. It's such a heart-breakingly sad sight in this country, and I'm ashamed to admit that I'm one of the kids who stuck through to the end, but couldn't clear the exam.
i mean you can save up a lot of time in the bio and chemistry section as many questions are theoretical so they would take no time to answer. it's like you either know the answer, or you don't.
The people whom you are calling undeserving....the reservation guys....are getting special reservations because they were not allowed to study for over 1200 years.....were beaten brutally if they just enter a school....and they constitute around 85% of today's hindu population...that's why they have reservations.....and also...because if there is no reservation for then... they will go to Christianity or Islam.. and hindus will get extinct then......u want to get rid of reservation... leave hinduism...
@@Deepak_Arya bro that was 1200 years ago. And I would agree that reservation was needed around independence. But now I think we have mostly eradicated the caste based discrimination and reservation is no more needed.
I also gave neet three Times Neet 2019- 357 marks Neet 2020- 495 marks Neet 2021- 545 marks Even after giving so many attempts i am not even hopeful of getting a government medical seat this year too(Uttar Pradesh domicile). This is the level of competition that this neet exam has in this country. Totally insane. Now, probably will be doing bsc life sciences.
I like studying for these exams most students in India switch to a monk like life during this time period. They replace their smartphones with dumb phones and are completely isolated from entertainment.
Absolutely man.. That sucks a looot..we work our ass off and they just chill and become docs bcz of their parents' money.. Have zero respect for those docs
This is why our Indian doctors comes out to be the best .... Since we have to pass alot of such difficult tests to get into and become a great doctor ☺️☺️☺️
Indian doctors best?? Doctor at my nearest hospital studied in AIIMS and can't even tell properly which medicines to take etc,he has no social skills, can't explain anything simply
@@aakashgarain well that is just an anecdotal evidence .. Indian medical institutions are better than some of the foreign institutions ( like Britain ).
Reminds me of taking IB exams (1 question per minute). Except we did not have 180 questions and no marks were deducted for wrong answers, and even as a current mechanical engineering student I never encountered an exam with this level of pressure. Huge respect to whoever completed these exams.
Lol noone one does that and marking 20 min i consider u were told to mark answers after each u solve...otherwise..its bullshit.. Its more like..bio 1hr 30min , chemistry ,1hr ,phy 30min
6:50 Did you know that there is an entire industry for coaching students for these exams. It has come under a lot of criticism in the past years for making education seem like a chore, overburdening students and capitalising on the student’s needs.
@@aryamansharma1108 Who said I was complaining? As someone who was assessing the paper I thought it might be useful for her to know that information. I merely stated the facts.
Ya Dawg .. and guess what.. Im a product of one of those coachings.. And I just Nailed it this year.. But I know those institutes have a REAL Dark side.. not everystudent is made for that stress.. P.S. and the money portion too.. Its too damn high.. 😑😑
@Shadow Ninja but the number of medical seats in India is waay lower than the number of engineering seats, which makes Neet a much more competitive exam.
*Exam:* Medical *Questions:* Electrical *Me:* Confused *Hotel:* Trivago Edit: Yeah I get it people, that there are applications of electricity in medical too. Geez people, can't you even understand a joke?
No, these could be real IiTians who flew abroad on that very degree and they start dissing Indian education as soon as they land there, but secretly taking pride that I am here after beating a million ;-)
@@sandarbh2764 no bro/sis if you didn't study or didn't understand it is the mos difficult thing if you study it is not that hard ( there might be logic questions or twisted questions in that case you need more brain 😝 )
This takes me back to my entrance exam days. The trick in solving the physics question is in not solving it, but going with the correct estimate by looking at the options.
FREDY Flame first crack neet nerd we will see how bruteforcing through an exam really helps you with your future career as a “doctor” which will have many different complications good luck bruteforcing in an OT nerd
Solving those equations was a piece of cake for me about 20 yrs back when I was in school. But I really never understood concept. For understanding those concepts I started watching your channel. I was impressed when I came across one of your video about logarithmic calculations. You explained it very well. Keep sharing your knowledge and educating the world. Knowledge is the only thing that you can gain by sharing with others.
The dress-code was the most stressful thing about the exam that I felt. Like, you can't pretty much wear anything(little jewels, footwear etc) other than your clothes. That too, the possible simplest form of clothes.
@@bhumik_tandon if ur concepts are clear then yes... Just practice Pyqs and chapterwise objective questions each and every day ...and most importantly don't loose hope ( m experienced)
One of the hardest exams in India . Will have to sacrifice everything like phone , fun times etc etc . NEET is conducted not to test the knowledge of the students but to eliminate as there are only 15,000 medical seats out of which 16 lakh students write the exam . All the best to the best to the NEET Aspirants
Its the same exam I took in 2019 & I wasn't really prepared coz It was not my dream to become a doctor but my dad's so I was kinda forced to take medical(PCB) after 10th..... bad memories gonna haunt me again now!! 🥲🙂 + people here comparing NEET & JEE advanced ....you do realize these are completely different exams with entirely different career objectives?? How can you even compare these two 🤷♀️
They make exams so tough because the government is too lazy to build more good universities. They just want students to study hard for these exams to get those limited seats. The ones who don't get a seat, leave the country or take a year off. That's why you see so many indians in foreign universities. They don't have choice. The government is not working properly and the population of the country is over a billion
People in the comment section comparing different entrance exams, arguing which is which in terms of difficulty, but the exams fundamentally differ in the content and so with the purpose. I'm utterly shocked with the irrelevant comparison.
Heavy Population and Hence Heavy paper... So heavy that even the students who get selected into colleges maybe found selling tea at stalls😂😂 Edit: Having such a high population, a lot of smartness and productivity is expected from each candidate.
Wow, this is very hard. - 5:00 Question 49: to know which GLUT transporter is insulin-dependent.. - 5:44 Question 66: to know what those up & downs in an ECG are... Whaaat - I learned this in the beginning of my second year in med school ^^
@@StrikerBot Ah thanks, just checked those 'syllabus' out. It's ridiculous... Especially Biology Unit IV Human Physiology Details. Did one person ever got 99%-100% in the exam?
@greywind Welcome to India & then compete against a million plus, with negative marking for a few trivial seats. Its not out of syllabus, most of the stuff is taught in 11th & 12th. What your 2nd year in collage was, was 11th class for me. thats 2 years before getting a chance to go to collage.
this exam is not for selection but it is for rejection bcz there are only 30,000 government medical seats but students appeared in the exam was 1,500,000
@@edwardkharkongor8650 all you have to do for that is pass and have lots of money. This exam only eliminates poor students and not the ones in ruch and powerful families.
Almost every exam has its criteria of selection!! You can't just say bad about the other. And its obvious .. people are working hard will deserve the seat!!
@@Rainyumz No but the once reading your comments must be trying to attempt and their you have one hell of a motivation. What a let down maybe it is hard as you put it every says it is even the once who don't even attempt says it is. But one of the youth going through needs motivation. Maybe your positive comment will motivate him to crack it. Spread positivity. Peace
I'm now in 10th grade (just started ) and I wish to take up science course in 11th.. ill give up my life on working as hard as I can , I'm an ST , so I have reservation. Is it really that tough?.. is it enough if i work hard?
Bro to get into a college a student in India has to suffer a lot and in the mean time we miss a lot of things happening in our life But still we try becoming an engineer or a doctor doesn't matter our intrest Wakanda forever ⚔️
I had both biology and maths in my high school and I attempted both NEET and JEE just after 12th without coaching. I cleared NEET and JEE Mains. Then I appeared for JEE advanced and I pissed in my pants metaphorically.😂 Edit - Plot twist - Whatever I said is fake.
