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NEET Physics Center of Mass & System of Particles PYQ Analysis 2020–2026: Topic-wise Trends & Practice

Center of Mass & System of Particles (NEET Physics): 7 questions in 2020–2026, 1.8% of the subject. Topic-wise trends, difficulty split, repeated topics and PYQ practice.

Edurack Team

October 13, 2026

Center of Mass & System of Particles gave 7 of the 387 NEET Physics questions asked between 2020 and 2026 (Re-NEET 2026 included). That is 1.8% of the subject and the #23 chapter out of 30 by weightage, about 0.9 questions per paper. It peaked at 2 in NEET 2022.

Of the 7 questions tagged for difficulty, 29% were easy, 71% medium and 0% hard, so this is mostly medium-level questions that reward practice beyond one-line facts.

It has been asked less often lately: 0.7 questions per paper across 2025, 2026 and Re-NEET 2026, against 1.3 per paper in 2020–2022.

Year-wise questions from Center of Mass & System of Particles

PaperQuestions
NEET 20201
NEET 20211
NEET 20222
NEET 20230
NEET 20241
NEET 20251
NEET 20260
Re-NEET 20261

Difficulty split

LevelQuestionsShare
Easy229%
Medium571%
Hard00%

Topic-wise analysis

Every topic tagged under Center of Mass & System of Particles, most-asked first. "Papers" is the number of the 8 papers in which the topic appeared.

TopicTotal QsEasyMediumHardPapersAsked in
Centre of Mass (Centre of Mass of Uniform Laminar Objects, Centre of Mass of Rigid Continuous Bodies) (Centre of Mass of Two Bodies System)211022020 and 2022
Collisions (Collision in One Dimensions)202022021 and 2025
Collisions (Elastic Collision)11001Re-NEET 2026
Collisions (Inelastic Collision)101012024
Conservation of Momentum, Common Forces in Mechanics (Applications of Law of Conservation of Linear Momen…)101012022

Which topics matter most

Most-tested topics

  • Centre of Mass (Centre of Mass of Uniform Laminar Objects, Centre of Mass of Rigid Continuous Bodies) (Centre of Mass of Two Bodies System): 2 Qs
  • Collisions (Collision in One Dimensions): 2 Qs
  • Collisions (Elastic Collision): 1 Q
  • Collisions (Inelastic Collision): 1 Q
  • Conservation of Momentum, Common Forces in Mechanics (Applications of Law of Conservation of Linear Momen…): 1 Q

What the latest papers asked

Topics from NEET 2026 and Re-NEET 2026:

  • Collisions (Elastic Collision)

How to use this data

  • No single topic dominates here. The 5 topics are spread widely, with 3 asked only once, so cover the whole NCERT chapter rather than a short list.
  • Re-solve the 1 topic from NEET 2026 and Re-NEET 2026, since they show the current style of questions.
  • Then attempt the chapter's past questions under a timer and note which topics cost you marks.

Practise Center of Mass & System of Particles PYQs

Solve every Center of Mass & System of Particles question from 2020–2026 with solutions on Edurack:

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions came from Center of Mass & System of Particles in NEET 2020–2026?

Center of Mass & System of Particles contributed 7 NEET Physics questions across the 8 papers from 2020–2026, which is 1.8% of the subject.

Which topics of Center of Mass & System of Particles are asked most often?

The most-tested topics are Centre of Mass (Centre of Mass of Uniform Laminar Objects, Centre of Mass of Rigid Continuous Bodies) (Centre of Mass of Two Bodies System): 2 Qs, Collisions (Collision in One Dimensions): 2 Qs and Collisions (Elastic Collision): 1 Q.

Is Center of Mass & System of Particles easy or difficult in NEET?

Of 7 difficulty-tagged questions, 29% were easy, 71% medium and 0% hard.

Was Center of Mass & System of Particles asked in NEET 2026?

Yes. It had 0 questions in NEET 2026 and 1 question in Re-NEET 2026.

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