68 NEET tests · 27 free

NEET 2027 mock tests, written from 22 years of NEET papers

We analysed every NCERT chapter against past NEET papers, then NEET experts wrote 2,691 original questions to match: 8 full-length NEET 2027 mocks and 47 chapter tests. Plus 13 real past papers (2014–2026). Timed, with negative marking, and every question explained when you finish.

NEET UG exam pattern (from 2025)

Questions
180
all compulsory
Time
3 hours
180 minutes
Total marks
720
4 per question
Marking
+4 / −1
0 if left blank
  • Physics 45
  • Chemistry 45
  • Biology 90
Full exam pattern

How these tests are made

  1. 1. Every past question mappedAll 4,042 NEET questions from 2005–2026, tagged to their NCERT chapter and topic.
  2. 2. Every chapter measuredHow many questions each chapter carries, and whether that is rising or falling in recent papers.
  3. 3. Questions written to matchNEET experts wrote 2,691 original questions in the same proportions, and keep adding more.
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Written for NEET 2027

Full-length NEET 2027 mocks 8 tests · 180 questions · 3 hours

Original papers, not past papers: each chapter gets questions in line with how often NEET has asked it. The closest practice to exam day.

  • 650+ Score Booster Mock180 Q180 minPremium
  • 700+ NEET Challenge Test180 Q180 minPremium
  • Crack NEET 2027 Full Mock Test180 Q180 minPremium
  • Final Revision Challenge 2027180 Q180 minPremium
  • Most Expected Questions for NEET 2027180 Q180 minPremium
  • NEET 2027 Exam Simulator180 Q180 minPremium
  • NEET 2027 Final Preparation180 Q180 minPremium
  • NEET 2027 Most Important180 Q180 minPremium

Expert-curated chapter tests 47 tests · 1,251 original questions

Physics 18

  • Atoms and Nuclei31 QPremium
  • Current Electricity30 QFree
  • Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation30 QPremium
  • Electromagnetic Induction30 QFree
  • Electromagnetic Waves30 QFree
  • Electronic Devices35 QPremium
  • Electrostatics15 QPremium
  • Kinematics20 QFree
  • Kinetic Theory of Gases30 QPremium
  • Laws of Motion20 QPremium
  • Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism30 QPremium
  • Optics31 QFree
  • Oscillations and Waves31 QFree
  • Properties of Solids and Liquids20 QPremium
  • Rotational Motion20 QPremium
  • Thermodynamics20 QPremium
  • Units & Measurements20 QFree
  • Work, Energy, and Power20 QPremium

Chemistry 19

  • Alcohols, Phenols, and Ethers31 QPremium
  • Atomic Structure30 QPremium
  • Basic Concepts of Chemistry30 QFree
  • Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry30 QPremium
  • Biomolecules30 QPremium
  • Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure32 QPremium
  • Chemical Kinetics30 QPremium
  • Chemical Thermodynamics30 QPremium
  • Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties32 QFree
  • Coordination Compounds30 QPremium
  • d- and f- Block Elements30 QPremium
  • Equilibrium32 QPremium
  • Hydrocarbons32 QPremium
  • Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen25 QFree
  • p-Block Elements32 QPremium
  • Principles Related to Practical Chemistry30 QFree
  • Purification and Characterisation of Organic Compounds32 QPremium
  • Redox Reactions and Electrochemistry32 QFree
  • Solutions32 QPremium

Biology 10

  • Plant Physiology20 QPremium
  • Biology & Human Welfare25 QPremium
  • Biotechnology & Its Applications26 QPremium
  • Cell Structure & Function20 QPremium
  • Diversity in Living World20 QFree
  • Ecology & Environment25 QPremium
  • Genetics & Evolution25 QPremium
  • Human Physiology15 QPremium
  • Reproduction25 QFree
  • Structural Organisation in Animals and Plants5 QFree

Past NEET papers 13 papers · 2014–2026

After every test

Know exactly where your marks went

  • Score out of 720

    Marks, accuracy and time taken, with your marks in each subject.

  • Rank estimate

    A likely All-India Rank range for full-length papers — never for short tests.

  • Every answer explained

    Go through each question with the correct answer and a worked explanation.

  • Mistakes come back

    Questions you got wrong go to your Mistakes list and return for review.

  • Chapter accuracy

    Every answer counts towards your Readiness map, so you see which chapters need work.

  • Build your own test

    Make a full, subject, chapter or topic test from the question bank whenever you want.

A simple routine

How to get the most out of mock tests

Taking more tests matters less than what you do after each one.

  1. 1One full paper a weekSit it in one go, 3 hours, phone away — a past paper or the Sunday All-India Mock.
  2. 2Review it the same dayRead the explanation for every wrong and every guessed answer while you still remember your thinking.
  3. 3Fix the weakest chaptersSpend the week on the two or three chapters that cost the most marks, then take their chapter tests.
  4. 4Clear your Mistakes listRe-answer the questions you got wrong until they stop coming back.

FAQ

Questions about the mock tests

Are the NEET mock tests free?

27 of the 68 tests are free with an account: 12 past papers and 15 chapter tests. Premium opens the rest, including the full-length mocks.

Do the tests follow the current NEET pattern?

Yes. Full-length mocks have 180 questions in 180 minutes — 45 Physics, 45 Chemistry and 90 Biology — with +4 for a correct answer, −1 for a wrong one and 0 for a question left blank. Older past papers keep the pattern of their year (some had 200 questions with optional sections).

Which past NEET papers can I attempt?

13 full papers from 2014–2026, including AIPMT 2014 and 2015, each timed like the real exam.

What do I see after a test?

Your score out of 720, accuracy, time taken and marks per subject; an estimated rank range for full-length papers; and every question with the correct answer and an explanation. Wrong answers are saved to your Mistakes list for review.

Can I retake a test?

Yes. Each attempt is saved separately, so you can compare your scores over time.

Is there a test everyone takes at the same time?

Yes — the Sunday All-India Mock: a free full-length paper every Sunday, 2:00 to 5:30 PM IST. Everyone takes the same paper and only the first attempt counts, so your rank and percentile are a fair comparison.

Take your first full paper this week

27 tests are free with an account, including 12 past NEET papers. Your scores, mistakes and chapter accuracy are saved as you go.

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