Test cold
Attempt without notes so the score reflects retrieval, not recognition.
NEET 2027 · free online practice
A sharper way to start your 2027 NEET preparation. A fresh random 20 — never the same chapterwise set twice — with the chapter named on every question and a report that points at your weak chapters.
The 20-question starter
Exam-white interface, 15-minute timer, NEET marking scheme. Do not chase a perfect score; use the chapter report to choose what to revise next.
This is a mixed, NCERT-first sample — not a chapterwise set — exactly the way a real paper keeps switching subjects on you.
Prep however you want: shuffle once, or ten times. Each attempt pulls a new random 20 from the bank.
A better test-prep loop
Attempt without notes so the score reflects retrieval, not recognition.
The report separates concept gaps, careless errors, and questions you simply rushed.
Re-attempt missed questions after a short NCERT revision window.
Straight answers
Yes. All 20 questions, the timer, the +4/−1 marking and the chapter-wise report are free and need no sign-up. Dedicated per-chapter drill sets, full flashcard decks and Boss Battles are part of the paid lifetime plan.
Every attempt shuffles the full mixed bank of Biology, Physics and Chemistry questions and draws a fresh random 20 — the options inside each question are shuffled as well, so no two sittings look the same.
Yes. Every question displays its NCERT chapter while you attempt it, and the final report groups your misses chapter-wise so you know exactly which chapters to revise next.
It follows the NEET pattern: +4 for a correct answer, −1 for an incorrect answer and 0 for a question left unattempted. The maximum score for the 20-question set is 80.
No. It is an independent NCERT-based practice set built for NEET 2027 preparation. The official paper, date, mode and syllabus are published only by NTA on the official NEET portal.
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