PUNE: The National Eligiblity-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) for admissions to medical and dental colleges passed off smoothly in the city on Sunday. Nearly 50,000 students appeared for the exam from Pune and nearby areas. <\/p>\n
For most of the students, however, physics was a tough paper to crack. They also said that about four to five questions in the biology paper seemed to be out of syllabus. Chemistry, however, they said, was easy. <\/p>\n
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted the NEET, which contained three papers of a total 720 marks. <\/p>\n
The exam was simultaneously held at 104 centres in 11 cities in the state, including Pune and Mumbai. <\/p>\n
Hritik Patil, one of the candidates at the S M Choksey College exam centre, said, \"The biology paper carried the highest marks. As a few questions seemed out of syllabus, it is a cause of worry. These questions were worth 20 to 30 marks.\" <\/p>\n
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