Practice & Test Magnetism and Matter

Class 12 Physics · Chapter 5. Practice 178 free NEET 2027 questions on Magnetism and Matter (Class 12 Physics), across 24 concepts. Asked ~1.7× per paper since 2013.

nextAIR's analysis of 4,858 tagged NEET questions (2013–2026) finds Magnetism and Matter draws about 1.62 questions per paper in the recent sittings (2023–2026), against 0.71 per paper historically — trend up.

178
Practice questions
24
Concepts tagged
22
Asked 2013–2025
1.7×
Per paper

Part of the Magnetic Effects Of Current And Magnetism unit in NEET Physics.

How much does Magnetism and Matter matter?

Across the 13 NEET papers from 2013 to 2025, Magnetism and Matter has been examined 22 times — an average of 1.7 questions per paper. At 4 marks each, that is roughly 7 marks a year riding on this one chapter. Where it sits against every other chapter, weighted to the eight most recent papers with 2026 included, is in the NEET 2027 chapter-wise weightage.

Most repeated in Magnetism and Matter

Topics by share of the 8 most recent NEET sittings in which they appeared, from nextAIR's 4,858-question PYQ pack (2013–2026).

  1. The Bar Magnetasked 10× · 0.75 per paper recently · trend up37.5%repeat
  2. Magnetic Properties of Materialsasked 6× · 0.5 per paper recently · trend up37.5%repeat
  3. Magnetisation and Magnetic Intensityasked 3× · 0.25 per paper recently · trend up25%repeat
  4. Magnetism and Gauss’s Lawasked 2× · 0.12 per paper recently · trend up12.5%repeat
  5. The Earth’s Magnetismasked 3× · 0 per paper recently · trend down0%repeat
All most-repeated NEET topics

What gets asked: 22 concepts

Every question in the bank is tagged to one of these, so practice can target the exact idea you keep missing.

Angle of DipApparent Angle of DipBar Magnet as an Equivalent SolenoidGeographic North Pole of EarthHorizontal and Vertical Component of Earth's Magnetic FieldLine Integral of Magnetic Field along a Given PathMagnetic Dipole Moment of a Charged Particle Moving in a CircleMagnetic FieldMagnetic Field Intensity Due to a Magnetic DipoleMagnetic Field LinesMagnetic Field on the Axis of a Circular Current LoopMagnetic Field on the Axis of a Current Carrying SolenoidMagnetic Properties of MaterialMagnetic Substance and Its ApplicationMagnetisation and Magnetic IntensityMotion of Charged Particle in Uniform Magnetic FieldNon-SI Unit of Magnetic FieldParamagnetic SubstancesRatio of Magnetic Dipole Moment and Angular MomentumRelation between Permittivity and Permeability of Free SpaceThe Bar MagnetTorque on Magnetic Dipole

Sample questions

Question 1
Which of the following materials is diamagnetic?
Question 2
A circular coil of 5 turns and of 10 cm mean diameter is connected to a voltage source. If the resistance of the coil is 10\,\Omega, the voltage of the source so as to nullify the horizontal component of earth's magnetic field of 30 A turn m^{-1} at the centre of the coil should be
Question 3
A thin rectangular magnet suspended freely has a period of oscillation equal to T. Now it is broken into two equal halves (each having half of the original length) and one piece is made to oscillate freely in the same field. If its period of oscillation is T', the ratio \frac{T'}{T} is

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Frequently asked

How many questions come from Magnetism and Matter in NEET?
Magnetism and Matter was examined 22 times across the 13 NEET papers from 2013 to 2025 — about 1.7 questions (7 marks) per paper.
Is Magnetism and Matter important for NEET 2027?
It is a lower-frequency chapter — about 1.7 questions a paper since 2013 — but every question is 4 marks and the concepts recur in other chapters.
How can I practice Magnetism and Matter for NEET for free?
nextAIR holds 178 tagged questions on Magnetism and Matter across 24 concepts. Adaptive practice and a timed chapter test both start from this page, free, with no signup.

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