Neet 2020 chemistry questions

The difference between AIPMT and NEET Examination is both are similar exams. AIPMT was conducted for only 15% (AIQ) Seats and NEET is conducted for 100% medical seats of which 15% is for All-India-Quota and 85% is for state quota

Andhra Pradesh has 37 medical colleges with 6485 MBBS and 3568 PG medical seats, Arunachal Pradesh has 1 medical college with 50 MBBS seats, Assam has 13 medical colleges with 1550 MBBS and 738 PG medical seats, Bihar has 21 medical colleges with 2765 MBBS and 1229 PG medical seats, Chandigarh has 1 medical college with 150 MBBS and 585 PG medical seats, Chhattisgarh has 14 medical colleegs with 2005 MBBS and 589 PG medical seats, Dadra and Nagar Haveli has 1 medical college with 177 MBBS seats, Delhi has 10 medical colleges with 1487 MBBS and 2838 PG medical seats, Goa has 1 medical college with 180 MBBS and 137 PG medical seats, Gujarat has 40 medical colleges with 7150 MBBS and 2910 PG medical seats, Haryana has 15 medical colleges with 2185 MBBS and 897 PG medical seats, Himachal Pradesh has 8 medical colleges with 920 MBBS and 356 PG medical seats, Jammu & Kashmir has 12 medical colleges with 1339 MBBS and 657 PG medical seats, Jharkhand has 9 medical colleges with 980 MBBS and 263 PG medical seats, Karnataka has 70 medical colleges with 11745 MBBS and 6449 PG medical seats, Kerala has 33 medical colleges with 4655 MBBS and 1945 PG medical seats. In Manipur, there are 4 medical colleges with 525 MBBS seats and 255 PG medical seats. Mizoram has 1 medical college with 100 MBBS seats, while Nagaland also has 1 medical college with 100 MBBS seats. Rajasthan stands out with 35 medical colleges, offering 5,575 MBBS seats and 3,288 PG medical seats. Tamil Nadu leads with a remarkable 74 medical colleges, providing 11,650 MBBS seats and 5,134 PG medical seats.