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NEET 2027 Preparation — every NCERT chapter, solved free

NEET is an NCERT exam — NTA writes most questions straight from these two books, Biology almost line-by-line. All 79 chapters of Class 11 & 12 Biology, Physics, Chemistry below — every intext and exercise question explained step by step, free forever.

🧬 Biology ⚛️ Physics 🧪 Chemistry
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The chapter tests add your all-India rank after every chapter and a weakest-chapter report that links straight back to the solution — free, no login. 106 chapters ready so far; we add one only after a human has read every question in it.
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🏆 The full NEET paper — built, not yet on sale
The paid Full Mock Pass, on top of everything free below. What it is:
  • 180 questions in 180 minutes — Physics 45, Chemistry 45, Biology 90, 720 marks. The pattern is NTA's, from the NEET (UG) bulletin, not our estimate.
  • Marked like NEET — +4 right, −1 wrong, 0 blank.
  • Nothing is revealed until you submit, the clock never stops, and when it runs out the paper submits itself.
  • One paper for everyone, so your all-India rank is a rank and not a guess.
  • A full-syllabus autopsy: every mistake named — including the misconception behind the option you picked — with the chapter drill that fixes it.
It is not on sale yet: we do not take money for a paper until we have sat it end to end ourselves. Every chapter test below stays free and needs no login.
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🧬 Biology 32 chapters

NEET Biology is 90 of 180 questions and is written almost line-by-line from NCERT. Knowing these two books cold is half your NEET score.

⚛️ Physics 28 chapters

NTA sets Physics numericals that lean directly on NCERT derivations and solved examples. Master every exercise before touching a question bank.

🧪 Chemistry 19 chapters

The highest-ROI subject: a large share of questions are near-verbatim NCERT lines — inorganic especially. Read the book, solve every exercise.

How toppers use NCERT for NEET

  1. Read the chapter, then solve every NCERT question yourself before opening our solution — the struggle is the study. Use the solution to check your method, not to copy it.
  2. Class 11 first, in order. NEET weightage is roughly half Class 11 — skipping it to "focus on 12th" is the most common self-inflicted wound.
  3. Mark every question you got wrong and return to it after a week. If it's wrong twice, that chapter goes on your revise-first list.
  4. Test yourself chapter by chapter — reading feels like progress; only retrieval is. That's exactly what the chapter tests automate, with your all-India rank after every test. Free, no login — every chapter we have finished is open.

Questions

Is NCERT really enough for NEET?
For Biology — very nearly yes: most questions are traceable to NCERT lines, which is why toppers re-read the two Biology books 10+ times. For Physics and Chemistry, NCERT is the non-negotiable foundation (~85% of the paper is NCERT-based), topped up with numerical practice. Master these chapters before buying any expensive material.
Is this really free? What’s the catch?
No catch. Every NCERT solution and every chapter test on this site is free, with no login and no paywall. We are a small Indian team and we will need to earn money eventually — but we would rather build something worth paying for first than sell you a date we might miss. Nothing you use today will move behind a paywall.
Which edition do these solutions follow?
The current rationalised NCERT editions — the same syllabus NTA prescribes for NEET 2026-27. Deleted chapters and topics are not included, so you don’t waste time on out-of-syllabus material.
How should a dropper use this page?
Diagnose first: take one chapter from each subject that you feared last attempt, solve its NCERT exercise cold, and check against our solutions. Your error pattern (concept vs calculation vs recall) decides your revision plan — chapters you fail go on the revise-first list.
Also preparing for JEE Main? Every Physics and Chemistry chapter here counts for both — see the JEE Main hub.