NEET UG
Start with the skills.
Build your foundations with 3 short lessons and 24 original questions. Begin with the 8-question starter or choose a focused topic below.
One lesson at a time.
Read an explanation, follow a worked example and check your understanding before choosing a practice set.
- Lesson 1 · About 4 minutes→
Choose a physical model before calculating
Connect the stated conditions to a law, then check units and direction.
- Lesson 2 · About 4 minutes→
Track amounts, ratios and chemical change
Keep moles, concentration, reaction ratios and equilibrium effects distinct.
- Lesson 3 · About 4 minutes→
Separate biological counts, locations and roles
Use precise definitions and explicit assumptions to eliminate plausible distractors.
Start small. Focus. Then mix it up.
Each set has untimed practice or an optional practice timer, plus an explanation for every answer. Sets can overlap; they use this pathway’s 24 original questions.
Quick start
Eight original questions: two Physics, two Chemistry and four Biology. These are drawn from a 24-question bank with eight per subject. The three subject sets reuse starter items. Fixed questions, partial coverage and uncalibrated difficulty; no full mock or official score conversion.
Open this set →8 questions · Optional 12 minPhysics foundations
Eight original physics questions with explanations. This subject set overlaps the mixed starter and does not cover the full syllabus.
Open this set →8 questions · Optional 12 minChemistry foundations
Eight original chemistry questions with explanations. This subject set overlaps the mixed starter and does not cover the full syllabus.
Open this set →8 questions · Optional 12 minBiology foundations
Eight original biology questions with explanations. This subject set overlaps the mixed starter and does not cover the full syllabus.
Open this set →Partial skill practice. The timer is an editorial setting; results are raw correct-answer counts, without official score conversion.
Where this fits.
Learners preparing for NEET UG science topics. Check the applicable official bulletin and counselling authority for eligibility and admission requirements.
The original February 2026 bulletin specifies 180 compulsory four-option MCQs: Physics 45, Chemistry 45 and Biology 90, with 180 minutes and a maximum of 720 marks. Later NTA notices govern the 21 June 2026 re-examination: its announced 14:00–17:15 IST window includes examination formalities and should not be treated as 195 minutes of answering time. The original bulletin’s ordinary marking is +4 correct, −1 incorrect and 0 unanswered; NTA rules govern accommodations and exceptional marking.
- Physics: measurement, mechanics, thermal physics, waves, electricity, magnetism, optics, modern physics and experimental skills.
- Chemistry: physical, inorganic, organic and practical chemistry.
- Biology: diversity, structure and cells; physiology, reproduction, genetics, evolution, human welfare, biotechnology and ecology.
Original 2026 bulletin with the separate June re-examination notice; checked 29 September 2026. No 2027 format is confirmed.
Use the official syllabus to plan topic coverage and your NCERT textbooks to study concepts. The linked syllabus is a topic reference, not a full practice test. This library contains original Via Glowbal exercises.
The NMC document's academic-session label 2026–27 does not establish rules or dates for a NEET UG 2027 examination.
Official references
These provider and publisher links explain the exam or underlying concepts. Our lessons and questions are original, independent practice.
View 4 references and checked dates
- NTA: NEET (UG) 2026 Information Bulletin (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-29
Original February 2026 bulletin. Later re-examination notices must also be read; this is not a 2027 announcement.
- NTA/NMC: NEET UG 2026 syllabus notice and annexure (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-29
NTA notice dated 8 January 2026 encloses the NMC syllabus notified 22 December 2025.
- NTA: official NEET UG portal and notices (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-29
Check current notices for a new application cycle; historical notices are not open application windows.
- NTA: 21 June 2026 re-examination notice, 15 May 2026 (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-29
Page 1 gives the 14:00–17:15 IST window including formalities, pen-and-paper mode and no re-examination fee.