Free NEET mind maps · 79 chapters

Revise a whole NEET chapter on one screen

Every topic is a branch with its key ideas, formulas, memory tricks and common mistakes. Switch on Test yourself to hide the answers and check what you really remember.

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Free to use · no sign-up needed · works on phones

The real Laws of Motion map, with the Friction branch open

How it works

Built for fast, active revision

  1. Step 1

    See the whole chapter

    Every topic is a coloured branch around the chapter, so you see how it all fits before you dive in.

  2. Step 2

    Open a branch

    Key ideas, formulas, things to remember and traps to watch out for — short enough to scan in a minute.

  3. Step 3

    Test yourself

    Hide every answer, recall it from a cue, then tap to check. Active recall beats re-reading.

  4. Step 4

    Find anything

    Search a chapter to jump straight to a fact. On a phone the map turns into a tidy outline.

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79 chapter mind maps

Open any chapter’s map — no account needed.

Physics Class 1114 chapters

Physics Class 1214 chapters

Chemistry Class 119 chapters

Chemistry Class 1210 chapters

Biology Class 1119 chapters

Biology Class 1213 chapters

FAQ

Questions about the mind maps

Are the NEET mind maps free?

Yes. Every chapter’s mind map opens without an account — key ideas, memory tricks, common mistakes and half of the formulas. A free account shows every formula and ticks off the topics you finish in Learn.

Which chapters have a mind map?

All 79 NCERT Class 11 and 12 chapters in the NEET syllabus: 28 in Physics, 19 in Chemistry and 32 in Biology.

How should I revise with a mind map?

Scan the branches to recall what the chapter covers, open the topics you are unsure of, then switch on “Test yourself” and try to recall each fact before you reveal it. Ten minutes before a test is enough to refresh a whole chapter.

How is a mind map different from the notes?

The notes explain each topic in full, with diagrams, tables and examples. The mind map puts the essentials of every topic on one screen for quick revision — and every branch links to its full notes.

Do the mind maps work on a phone?

Yes. On a phone the map opens as an outline you can scroll and expand, with the same search and Test yourself mode. On a laptop you can drag, zoom and go full screen.

Revise smarter before every test

A free account shows every formula on the maps and keeps track of the topics you finish in Learn.

  • Free to start
  • All formulas unlocked
  • Progress saved per topic
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