NEET UG 2026: Aspirants say Physics tough, exam lengthy in Chennai
NEET UG 2026: Aspirants say Physics tough, exam lengthy in Chennai
Aspirants describe NEET UG 2026 in Chennai as moderately challenging but lengthy, with physics questions proving toughest and time running short for many.
In Chennai, thousands of aspirants sat for NEET UG 2026, with reports of a moderately difficult but lengthy paper. Students and parents outside the New College exam centre were greeted with applause as they exited. Many described the paper as manageable overall compared with last year, but the physics section proved tougher, catching several by surprise and extending the duration of the test.
Experts and coaching centres cautioned that while the overall difficulty seemed moderate, time management was crucial, especially in the lengthy biology and physics portions. As candidates left the hall, they evaluated the physics questions as the trickiest part, with some seeking more time to revisit calculations.
Across the Union Territory, reports noted that over 4,000 students took NEET, underscoring the ongoing demand for medical education. While cut-off marks will vary by category, authorities are expected to publish category-wise results and top medical colleges to consider for admission.
Meanwhile, education observers emphasize that results will shape decisions for thousands of aspiring doctors; many say they will review performance and prepare for possible retakes or counseling rounds.
