Free NEET PG mock test
One full-length paper, 200 questions in 210 minutes, marked +4 and -1 the way the exam marks it. Free, once per account.
The paper is dealt from the same bank as the rest of the site, split across subjects the way NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate) has historically split its 300 questions.
Most questions here come from previous-year papers of Indian postgraduate medical entrance and licensing exams; where a paper and year are recorded the question carries them. The image-based questions are original vignettes written around an openly licensed figure, and were never asked in any exam.
Mocks need a free account.
The paper
- Questions
- 200
- Time
- 210 minutes
- Marking
- +4 and -1
- Price
- Free, once
Subject split
How the 200 questions are shared out, and what each subject is worth per 300 questions. Open any subject to practise it on its own first, or read the full NEET PG exam pattern and weightage.
- Medicine33 / 300
- Obstetrics & Gynaecology30 / 300
- Community Medicine25 / 300
- Surgery25 / 300
- Pathology25 / 300
- Microbiology20 / 300
- Pharmacology20 / 300
- Physiology17 / 300
- Anatomy17 / 300
- Biochemistry16 / 300
- Forensic Medicine10 / 300
- Paediatrics10 / 300
- ENT10 / 300
- Ophthalmology10 / 300
- Orthopaedics8 / 300
- Psychiatry6 / 300
- Anaesthesia6 / 300
- Dermatology6 / 300
- Radiology6 / 300
The percentile
Every student sits this same frozen paper, which is the only thing that makes a percentile mean anything: your marks are placed against the real marks of everyone else who sat it, not against an estimate.
It unlocks once 30 students have sat the paper. Below that there is no number at all - the result page says how many are still needed rather than guessing one.
The rest of the mock engine
The free paper above is one sitting. These three doors are Pro.
Grand Mock
ProA full paper across every subject, at the same pace, as many times as you want one.
This week's mock
ProThe same 50 questions every student sits that week, so the placing is against the same paper.
Build your own
ProPick the topics and the length, and the blueprint runs over just those.