Subject mastery
Which subjects hold up and which ones are costing you marks.
Free Readiness Check · NEET PG
One exam-length section: 36 questions in 42 minutes. It submits itself when the timer ends, like the real paper. Then you see which subjects are costing you marks.
Study wherever you study. Come here to find out where you're losing marks.
Your score tells you how you did. A first look at these tells you why.
Which subjects hold up and which ones are costing you marks.
A Bloom-level radar: are you applying concepts or only remembering facts?
For the six high-yield subjects: where you are slow, and where you are fast but wrong.
Clinical vignettes, one-liners and image-based questions, scored separately.
Email or Google. No card, no trial clock.
36 questions, 42 minutes. It submits itself at zero.
See your weak subjects, then practise them free.
NEET PG 2026 runs as 5 sections of 36 questions, 42 minutes each, and a section closes when its time is up. This check is one section of that length, so you practise the pace you'll face.
No. Keep studying wherever you study. Use the Readiness Check to see where you are losing marks.
Yes. The check, the report, the full question bank, previous-year questions and mock tests are free for every registered user. You need a free account.
NEET PG 2026 runs as 5 sections of 36 questions, 42 minutes each. The Readiness Check is one section of that length, on one timer that submits automatically at zero.
No. It is a diagnostic of where you are losing marks today, not a rank or score prediction. Your report sharpens as you practise more.
Yes. Each check draws a fresh set of questions, so you can retake it weekly and watch your weak subjects move.