How many formulas are there in NEET?

Physics has the most (150+). Chemistry has 80-100. Biology is more concept-based with fewer formulas.

Is memorising formulas enough for NEET Physics?

No. NEET requires understanding when and how to apply formulas. Practise numericals.

Every formula you need for NEET 2026 — Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Print this and revise daily in the last month before your exam.

Mechanics — Newton's laws, work-energy theorem, momentum, rotational motion.
Electrodynamics — Coulomb's law, Ohm's law, electromagnetic induction.
Optics — mirror formula, lens formula, magnification, wave optics.
Modern Physics — photoelectric effect, nuclear physics, radioactive decay.

Physical Chemistry — mole concept, gas laws, thermodynamics, equilibrium, electrochemistry.
Organic Chemistry — named reactions, reagents, functional group tests.
Inorganic Chemistry — periodic trends, coordination compounds.

Biology is concept-heavy, not formula-heavy — focus on processes and cycles.
Key diagrams — cell structure, DNA replication, heart structure, nephron.
Important processes — photosynthesis, respiration, protein synthesis.
Genetics ratios — 3:1, 9:3:3:1, 1:2:1.

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Formula sheet based on NEET 2026 syllabus. Last updated: February 2026.