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NEET UG 2025 Successfully Conducted: Exam Highlights, Answer Key & Analysis

The NEET UG 2025 took place on May 4, 2025, from 2 pm to 5 pm at 5,453 centers in 548 cities in India and 14 foreign cities. The exam was held in the pen and paper mode and over 20.8 lakh candidates had appeared for the same.

This year the question paper had been circulated in four sets – Code 45, 46, 47, and 48— in numerical codes rather than the regular abcdef format. The question paper consisted of 180 questions based on Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology) which was of 720 marks.

NEET UG 2025 Answer Key Live Updates

The NTA will upload the provisional answer keys by the end of May.

Unofficial answer key PDFs by top coaching institutes will be published soon after the exam.

These keys can be utilized by the candidates to have an estimate of their scores.

How to Download NEET UG 2025 Answer Key (Released Soon):

go to the official website of NTA Wo/0 exams. nta. ac. in/NEET

10- Here click on “NEET (UG) 2025 Result” available on the homepage.

Follow the link to the answer key and PDF.

Cross-verify the answers and count your score with the help of the official marking scheme.

Reports From The Ground: Exam Centres In Hyderabad

The exam was incident-free in Hyderabad, except for a couple of latecomers, who were not allowed to write the exam. Security measures such as the screening of metal detectors were put in place, and separate compartments were organized for female candidates, who were searched by women personnel.

At some centers, officials including District Collector Anudeep Durishetty (Masab Tank) and Collector Gowtham Potru (Kukatpally) visited to monitor arrangements and examine the installation of CCTV cameras.

Student Response and Analyzing the Exam

According to the student feedback, Physics was the toughest section followed by moderate-level Chemistry. NCERT biology & an easier one too.

The Physics was very tough, a candidate Riya said, adding that the portion of Physics was frustrating. It was a long paper. I hope I will score above 600 but I may not get admission in a government college.”

Jahnvi, who was making her third attempt said, “Physics was tough again. I think that cutoff is going to be fine this year.”

Initial Analysis:

Average difficulty: Moderate to very hard

Physics: Most difficult

Biology: Easiest

Chemistry: Moderate

The paper was considered lengthy while moderation levels were balanced.

Heavy Checks and Balances

To help the exam go well for everyone:

NTA had established a master control room with the help of various government agencies.

Dry runs were conducted on May 3 to take stock of preparedness at centers.

Precautionary measures involved signal jammers, biometric checks,,s and multi-level frisking.

Facilities including drinking water, electricity, portable toilets, and ambulance services were set up, as per the summer timetable.

A Suspicious Claims Reporting Portal identified more than 2,300 fake leak claims, and action was taken against misleading Telegram and Instagram channels.

Keep checking the official website of NTA for answer key and cutoff analysis.

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