The question bank
A NEET question bank you sit, not one you download.
90k+ questions across all 72 chapters of the NEET UG syllabus, and 18 past papers from 2009 to 2026. You answer them in the same question palette the NTA puts in front of you on exam day, and what you got wrong is kept — which is the part a PDF cannot do.
- 90k+
- Questions, every one with a step-by-step explanation behind it.
- 72
- Chapters, the whole NEET UG syllabus as it stands now.
- 18
- Past papers, 2009 to 2026, free on every account.
All 72 chapters, by subject
Every chapter is tagged Class 11 or Class 12, and none of it sits behind a bundle you buy separately. The four Chemistry chapters the NMC dropped in its rationalisation are not here either, because they are not on the paper any more and practising them is time you do not have.
- 19PhysicsPhysical World & Measurement through to Electronic Devices. 45 questions of the paper.
- 21ChemistryPhysical, inorganic and organic. 45 questions of the paper.
- 32BiologyBotany and Zoology together. 90 questions — half the paper and half the marks.
How you practise it
- A chapter at a time, or mixed
- Pick one chapter and sit a set on it, or build a paper across as many chapters as you like. Five chapters is the minimum for a built paper, because a short paper spread across two chapters tests nothing.
- It remembers what it has served you
- The server keeps a list of the questions you have already been given and prefers ones you have not seen. Repetition, when it happens, is because you asked for it.
- Every question is marked the way NEET marks
- Four for a correct answer, minus one for a wrong one, nothing for a blank. Your answer goes to the server and the key is read back there, so a score is a fact rather than something the page decided about itself.
- Wrong answers come back
- A question you got wrong is put on a schedule — one day, three, seven, sixteen, thirty-five — and returns until you have had it right twice, a week apart. You do not have to keep a list of your own mistakes, because one is being kept.
- Explanations, not just answer keys
- Every question has a worked explanation. Free accounts get five of them for as long as the account exists; the pass opens all of them. There is also a tutor that works from your own answer history and can only discuss a question you were actually served — it is part of the pass.
Every past paper, 2009 to 2026, free
18 papers, one for every year, 3,397 questions in all, with the official answers and solutions. The 2009 to 2012 papers are AIPMT, which is what the exam was called then. These are free on every account — not free for a while, free — and they stay free after 1 November. Sit one as a full paper against the clock, or take just the questions from one chapter.
- AIPMT 2009
- AIPMT 2010
- AIPMT 2011
- AIPMT 2012
- NEET 2013
- AIPMT 2014
- AIPMT 2015
- NEET 2016
- NEET 2017
- NEET 2018
- NEET 2019
- NEET 2020
- NEET 2021
- NEET 2022
- NEET 2023
- NEET 2024
- NEET 2025
- NEET 2026
Five formats, not just four-option MCQs
Assertion–Reason, Match the Following, Statement type, Correct Sequence and Numerical, each as its own practice set rather than a handful of questions buried inside a mock. What each one is, and how it is marked.
What you can use without paying
Until 1 November you can claim free Pro in one click, with no card, and the whole bank is open: every chapter, all fifteen mock papers, every format and every explanation. After that a free account keeps mock paper 1 in full, ten fresh questions every morning, two chapter tests, one paper of up to 30 questions you build yourself, five explanations for as long as the account exists, and all 18 past papers with no limit at all.