Visibly stressed, several candidates were seen doing last-minute revisions outside the exam centres before entering to take the exam. However, I am confident of a good score this time.”Ĭandidates started reaching the exam centre around 11 am to ensure they do not get late. The exam went better as compared to last year.” In a similar vein, Yogesh Kumar, who took the second attempt at Amity International School centre, said, “The exam was a bit tougher than 2022. Meanwhile, Kamesh Mishra, who gave his second attempt at the LDA Colony centre, said, “This year, I feel my results will be better. They all took the exam at the Kendriya Vidyalaya centre. Saakshi Kumari, Ankita Singh, and Inzamam Ansari also felt the same about the Chemistry section and said the questions consumed a lot of time. Similarly, Saumya Dubey, who took the exam at Kendriya Vidyalaya in Gomti Nagar, said, “Chemistry questions were tough but the ones from Botany were easy.” Another candidate, Poornima Chaurasia, echoed Dubey’s analysis. On the other hand, the Biology section had moderate-level questions while questions from Physics were easy to solve.” Siddharth Singh Baghel, a candidate who took the exam at a centre in the LDA Colony, said, “The Chemistry section was relatively tougher.
The test was conducted at 45 centres across the district. In Lucknow, 29,343 candidates (out of the 32,000 registered) appeared for the NEET exam, which is the gateway to undergraduate medical and dental colleges in the country. In Lucknow, 29,343 candidates (out of the 32,000 registered) appeared for the NEET exam (Representational photo)
LUCKNOW Medical aspirants who appeared for the national eligibility-cum-entrance test-2023 (NEET-2023) on Sunday said that the Chemistry section was a little “tough and twisted” compared to the questions asked in other sections.
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