NEET Physics questions can appear challenging, not because the concepts are too hard, but because applying physics formulas in MCQs requires the right steps and rigorous practice. This comprehensive NEET physics question bank provides carefully selected physics MCQs for NEET with detailed step-by-step solutions, helping you build confidence and score 150+ marks in the Physics section.
Most NEET aspirants understand physics concepts and remember formulas, but struggle when solving numerical physics questions and conceptual MCQs, particularly at NEET level. Our chapter-wise question bank bridges this gap with step-by-step explanations, smart tricks, and progressive difficulty levels that transform your problem-solving abilities and solving speed.
Why Choose Our NEET Physics Question Bank?
Complete Chapter-wise Coverage
Our set of practice questions for NEET physics covers all 20 chapters from Class 11 and Class 12 physics syllabus as per NTA. From mechanics to advanced modern physics concepts, every topic includes sufficient practice questions to master the application of important concepts at the NEET difficulty level.
Previous Year Questions (PYQs) + Extra Practice
This question bank includes unique NEET physics past year questions (PYQs), plus additional high-quality physics numericals for NEET created by our expert team. You develop your problem solving abilities by practicing the previous year questions and at the same time you prepare for questions with unexpected twist in the questions like what happened in NEET 2025 exam.
Instant Doubt Clearing
Every physics question, be it in the question bank or the chapter wise physics mock tests comes with step-by-step explanations that help you understand the correct steps in arriving at the answer in a logical manner. Our detailed solutions help you avoid common NEET preparation mistakes and avoid similar errors in the actual exam.
Progressive Difficulty Levels
In the NEET Physics question bank, the questions are arranged in increasing order of difficulty – from easy to hard, allowing you to build your skills and confidence in a step wise manner. This systematic approach helps students in scoring 650+ marks in NEET because they can tackle even the most challenging physics problems.
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Chapter-wise Physics MCQs for NEET – Try Free
Practice NEET Physics Questions covering the entire Physics syllabus from Mechanics to Modern Physics; clear doubts and learn the right steps with detailed step-by-step explanations. You can take a Free Trial to experience how quickly you can clear your doubts on the physics numerical and conceptual questions.
Class 11 Physics Chapters:
Physics and Measurement – Units, dimensions, significant figures
Kinematics – Motion in straight line, projectile motion, vectors
Laws of Motion – Newton’s laws, friction, momentum
Work, Energy & Power – Conservation laws, collisions
Rotational Motion – Moment of inertia, angular momentum
Gravitation – Kepler’s laws, satellite motion
Properties of Matter – Elasticity, surface tension, viscosity
Thermodynamics – Heat engines, gas laws
Kinetic Theory – Molecular motion, degrees of freedom
Oscillations & Waves – SHM, wave motion, sound
Class 12 Physics Chapters:
Electrostatics – Electric field, potential, capacitors
Current Electricity – Ohm’s law, circuits, Kirchhoff’s rules
Magnetism – Magnetic field, force on charges
Electromagnetic Induction – Faraday’s law, AC circuits
Electromagnetic Waves – Wave propagation, spectrum
Ray Optics – Reflection, refraction, optical instruments
Wave Optics – Interference, diffraction, polarization
Modern Physics – Photoelectric effect, de Broglie waves
Atoms & Nuclei – Bohr model, radioactivity
Electronic Devices – Semiconductors, logic gates
High-Priority Chapters for NEET 2026 & 2027
Based on the expert analysis of the past NEET patterns, you can expect most questions from the following chapters:
Must-Master Topics (60% of Physics Score):
- Mechanics: Kinematics, rotational motion, work-energy theorem
- Current Electricity: Circuit analysis, network problems
- Electrostatics: Electric field and potential calculations
- Magnetism: Magnetic effects, electromagnetic induction
- Optics: Lens systems, interference, polarization
Medium Priority Topics (25% of Physics Score):
- Thermodynamics: Heat engines, gas laws
- Modern Physics: Photoelectric effect, atomic structure
- Oscillations: SHM, wave motion
Lower Priority Topics (15% of Physics Score):
- Properties of Matter: Surface tension, viscosity
- Electromagnetic Waves: Wave propagation, spectrum
Smart Strategy for Physics MCQ Mastery
Step 1: Build Strong Mathematical Foundation
Before attempting NEET physics numericals, ensure you are comfortable with:
- Trigonometry: For wave problems and vector calculations
- Logarithms: For radioactive decay and sound problems
- Differentiation: For instantaneous values and rates
- Integration: For area under curves and work calculations
- Vector Operations: For force and field problems
Step 2: Concept Clarity Before Problem Solving
- Study NCERT thoroughly – All NEET questions are primarily NCERT-based
- Master formulas – Create formula sheets for quick revision
- Understand derivations– Helps in tackling application-based problems
- Solve NCERT exercises – Build confidence with basic problems
- Practice NEET-level MCQs – Apply concepts in competitive exam format
Step 3: CareerOrbits Progressive Practice Method
At CareerOrbits, our progressive practice works differently from traditional approaches. Our NEET UG Question Bank divides questions into three distinct difficulty levels – Easy, Medium, and Hard. Students can choose difficulty levels according to their current position on the learning curve, allowing for personalized learning paths.
Our Recommended Phased Approach
- Phase 1: Start with Easy questions to build foundational confidence
- Phase 2: Move to Medium questions to develop problem-solving skills
- Phase 3: Challenge yourself with Hard questions for solving advanced level questions
The CareerOrbits Difference:
Practicing doesn’t mean attempting many questions and getting most of them wrong. True learning happens when you master each question completely. Our system tracks every wrong attempt and creates your personal revision lists – essentially your error lists that become your personalized weak area tracker.
The Three-Time Rule:
You must practice each incorrect question at least three times correctly to ensure you don’t repeat the same mistake. This systematic approach ensures higher degree of application skills rather than superficial practice.
Built-in Concept Revision:
Our explanations come with integrated revision of formula and concepts. When solving any question, you can click on concepts highlighted in blue to get instant definitions and key formulas. Clicking “read more” provides complete study notes for deeper understanding, making every question a learning opportunity.
Step 4: Take Regular Chapter Tests
After completing chapter-wise practice, take chapter tests to:
- Improve time management (aim for 20-25 minutes for 20 questions)
- Identify weak areas requiring more practice using your personal revision list
- Build exam temperament and reduce anxiety
- Practice elimination techniques for difficult questions
For comprehensive preparation, consider our NEET Ultra Test Series which provides chapter tests, part tests, and full-length practice tests with detailed performance analysis and automatic error list generation.
Essential Tips for Physics MCQ Success
Time Management Strategy
- Easy questions: 45-60 seconds each (20-25 questions)
- Medium questions: 75-90 seconds each (15-20 questions)
- Hard questions: 2-3 minutes each (5-8 questions)
- Reserve 5-7 minutes for review
Common Mistake Prevention
- Read questions carefully – Many students lose marks due to misreading
- Check units consistently – Unit errors are common in numerical problems
- Verify final answers – Quick reasonableness check prevents silly mistakes
- Don’t overthink easy questions – Sometimes the obvious answer is correct
Last-Minute Preparation
For students with limited time at their disposal, our NEET Crash Course focuses on high-yield topics and question-solving strategies that maximize score improvement in minimal time.
Beyond Physics: Complete NEET Preparation
Physics success contributes significantly to your overall NEET score, but comprehensive preparation requires balance across all subjects:
Integrated Subject Preparation
- Physics Practice: 90 minutes daily for numerical and conceptual problems
- Biology Questions: Essential for NEET biology MCQs mastery
- Chemistry Balance: Equal time for organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry
For NEET Repeaters and Droppers
Students taking a drop or appearing for NEET again should consider our specially designed NEET Repeater Course which focuses on:
- Identifying and fixing previous attempt mistakes
- Advanced problem-solving techniques
- Intensive practice with performance tracking
- Personalized weak area improvement plans
Target-Based Preparation
Physics plays a very important role in achieving your target score. Your physics preparation strategy should align with your target medical college:
- Government Medical Colleges: Need to score 140-150 marks in physics.
- Private Medical Colleges: Better target minimum 100-120 score in Physics.
- Top Medical Colleges: Near-perfect performance – 160+ marks in physics
Getting to know participating medical colleges in NEET helps you set realistic score targets and preparation intensity.
Most Repeated Concepts in NEET Physics Questions
Based on expert analysis of recent NEET papers, the concepts around which questions appear frequently in the NEET exam are given below:
Electrostatics (High Frequency)
- Electric field due to point charges and continuous charge distributions
- Potential energy and work done in electric fields
- Capacitor combinations and energy storage
Mechanics (Very High Frequency)
- Projectile motion with different launch angles
- Conservation of momentum in collisions
- Rotational motion and moment of inertia calculations
- Work-energy theorem applications
Current Electricity (High Frequency)
- Kirchhoff’s laws in complex circuits
- Equivalent resistance calculations
- Power dissipation in electrical circuits
Optics (Medium Frequency)
- Lens formula and magnification problems
- Young’s double-slit experiment variations
- Critical angle and total internal reflection
Modern Physics (Medium Frequency)
- Photoelectric effect equation applications
- de Broglie wavelength calculations
- Bohr model energy level transitions
Focusing extra practice of the questions on these frequently repeated concepts can significantly boost your physics score. Our specially curated question bank specifically emphasizes these high-frequency topics with multiple question types and difficulty levels.
Frequently Asked Questions on NEET Physics Questions
How many physics questions should I practice daily for NEET preparation?
For effective NEET physics preparation, aim to solve 50-75 physics MCQs daily across different chapters. Start with 30 questions initially and gradually increase to 75 as your speed improves. This includes 20-25 easy questions, 25-30 medium questions, and 10-15 hard questions. Consistent daily practice with our chapter-wise question bank helps build the stamina and problem-solving speed required for NEET success.
Which chapters have the most repeated questions in NEET Physics?
Based on recent NEET analysis, Mechanics contributes 35-40% of questions consistently, making it the highest priority. Electrodynamics (including Current Electricity, Electrostatics, and Magnetism) contributes 30-35%. Optics and Modern Physics together contribute 20-25%. Focus on intensive practice in Mechanics and Electrodynamics as these chapters offer the maximum scoring potential in NEET Physics.
How can I improve my speed in solving NEET physics numericals?
Speed improvement requires systematic practice with time limits. Start by solving easy numericals within 45-60 seconds each. Practice mental math techniques for common calculations like square roots, percentages, and unit conversions. Memorize key formulas and their direct applications. Use regular chapter tests to simulate exam pressure and track improvement in problem-solving speed.
Are NEET physics questions getting harder compared to previous years?
Recent NEET Physics papers have shown increasing difficulty trends. Questions now emphasize deeper conceptual understanding and multi-step problem solving rather than direct formula application. However, with proper practice using our comprehensive question bank and focusing on NEET score improvement strategies, students can adapt to this increased difficulty level.
Should I solve previous year questions or focus on new practice questions?
Both are essential for comprehensive preparation. Previous year questions help you understand the exact NEET pattern, difficulty level, and frequently tested concepts. The PYQs should constitute 40-50% of your practice. New practice questions help you encounter different question variations and build broader problem-solving skills. Our question bank provides the perfect blend – all previous year questions plus additional practice questions that match NEET standards.
How do I identify and improve my weak areas in NEET Physics?
Take chapter-wise tests using our NEET Mega Test Series to identify scoring patterns across different topics. Analyze your performance – chapters where you score below 60% need intensive practice. Create a weakness tracker noting topics where you make frequent errors. Dedicate 40% of your daily physics time to weak areas and 60% to revision and new topics. Focus on understanding why mistakes happen rather than just getting the right answer.
Start Your Physics Mastery Journey
Success in NEET Physics comes from consistent practice, smart strategies, and learning from mistakes. Our question bank provides the perfect platform to build your problem-solving skills systematically.
Ready to transform your Physics preparation?
- Start with our free trial to experience the step-by-step solutions
- Practice chapter-wise tests for targeted improvement
- Join thousands of students who’ve achieved 150+ physics scores using our methods
For students serious about NEET score improvement, remember that physics mastery is a marathon, not a sprint. Consistent daily practice with quality questions and detailed solutions will build the confidence and skills needed for NEET success.
The path to your dream medical college starts with mastering physics fundamentals and applying them confidently in NEET MCQs. Understanding NEET eligibility criteria and preparing strategically for choosing the best medical college becomes meaningful only when your physics foundation is rock-solid.
For students who want to prepare effectively for NEET and avoid common pitfalls, combining our interactive question bank with strategic guidance on how to crack NEET in first attempt provides the comprehensive preparation approach needed for cracking NEET 2026 and 2027 with great scores.
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Comments and Questions
Sir, my physics is very weak. Solving physics numericals is always an issue for me. Can you suggest me how to prepare.
The way to score in the NEET physics section is to practice the MCQs that you can expect in the exam. To achieve this, you should practice all questions on the physics chapters for NEET and learn with the help of the detailed doubt clearance.
The questions are really great. I have been facing problems in solving Electrostatics & Kinematics NEET questions. Would I be able to solve them correctly after attempting these questions.
The course would cover the electrostatics neet questions with detailed solutions as well as for Kinematics and all other chapters. By practicing all the MCQs in the course, and clearing the revision lists you can easily target a top score in the physics section.
My son liked it a lot.. I wanted to know if all physics chapter wise questions for NEET have the same level of doubt clearance provided in the trial.
Hi Sir,
Yes, all the MCQs are exactly as per the NEET pattern and syllabus. Also, the doubt clearance on the questions is in the same detailed manner as in the questions you practiced in the free trial. You will get all physics NEET questions with solutions, that help in clearing the doubts in less than a minute.