NEET PG preparation

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The question bank, flashcards, mnemonics and timed tests in one calm place. Practise daily, learn from every mistake, revise before you forget.

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One question from every NEET PG subject, then an honest read on your starting point, with the reasoning behind every option.

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See how a question feels.

Pick an answer, submit, and read the explanation. This is a real item from the bank; nothing you do here is recorded.

Anatomy · Upper limb

Sample item

A 24-year-old man falls on his shoulder and fractures the surgical neck of the humerus. Which nerve is most at risk, and what would you expect on examination?

Five tools for one loop, each built for the job.

Question bank · Quick sets

Understand every answer, not just mark it.

Pick a subject and topic, read the explanation and the commonest wrong choice, bookmark, add a note, and let missed questions come back.

Flashcards

Return just as it fades.

Four recall ratings. Hard cards come back soon; known cards stay out of the way.

Mnemonics

Memory aids, with their limits.

Every part explained, with the clinical context and where the mnemonic fails.

Timed tests

Exam conditions, then a review.

Countdown, question palette, mark for review, and results with explanations.

Performance

Numbers you can trust.

Accuracy with its denominator, repeated mistakes, and one clear next step.

Orthopaedics

The learning loop · 01 / 05

Practise. Answer questions by subject.

Choose a subject and topic, filter to unseen or missed questions, and work in tutor or timed mode. Five-question quick sets start in one tap.

Organised around the NEET PG subjects

  • Anatomy
  • Physiology
  • Biochemistry
  • Pathology
  • Pharmacology
  • Microbiology
  • Forensic Medicine
  • PSM
  • General Medicine
  • General Surgery
  • OBG
  • Pediatrics
  • ENT
  • Ophthalmology
  • Orthopaedics
  • Dermatology
  • Psychiatry
  • Anaesthesia
  • Radiology
  • Dentistry

A study day

Fits around duty, not the other way round.

  • 01 · Before duty

    Clear the flashcards that are due. A few minutes while the memory is fresh.

  • 02 · Between rounds

    A five-question quick set. Close the tab any time and resume later.

  • 03 · After duty

    One timed subject test, then a look at what your numbers say to fix.

An illustration of how the tools fit together, not a prescribed schedule.

Find your starting point

Different lives, one loop.

How a question is made

Careful on purpose, and honest about where we are.

  1. 1

    Drafted

    Original, with AI assistance

    Questions are drafted from standard textbook knowledge with AI help, each with a reason for every option. Nothing is copied or recalled from any exam.

  2. 2

    Edited

    Edited by our team, labelled honestly

    Our team edits every item and automated checks look for missing reasons and repeats. Independent faculty review is not done yet, and each item carries a status that says so.

  3. 3

    Corrected

    Report it, and we fix it

    Every question has a Report a problem control, and you can write to us through the contact page. Fixes are versioned, so a correction is visible, not quiet.

  4. 4

    Reviewed (planned)

    Only when it earns the label

    The plan: when a named reviewer signs an item off, its status changes and their name is shown with it. That has not happened yet.

Today, the bank is original practice material that has not yet been through independent faculty review. See the editorial policy for the plan and the current status.

Content you can question

Each question, card and mnemonic shows whether it is sample, in review or published, with a version number, so you always know what you are studying from.

Exam-oriented teaching is not clinical guidance. NextPrep is independent and not affiliated with any examination authority.

Reading paths

FAQ

Plain answers.

Does NextPrep cover INI-CET or FMGE as well as NEET PG?

NextPrep is built around NEET PG. The same subject bank also powers INI-CET-style and FMGE-style mock series, whose formats are as reported by public sources, so confirm them in the official brochure or bulletin. There are no speciality-specific question sets for Super Speciality or Residency.

How are errors handled?

Every question has a Report a problem control, and you can write to us through the contact page with the details. We correct mistakes and version the change so the fix is visible.

What is NextPrep?

NextPrep is an independent NEET PG practice and revision platform. It has a question bank that explains every option, spaced-repetition flashcards, mnemonics, timed tests and analytics. It is not a video course.

Who is it for?

Medical graduates preparing for NEET PG in India. The same subject bank also powers INI-CET-style and FMGE-style mock series (FMGE mocks have two parts of 150 and a pass-line tracker). Those formats are as reported by public sources, so confirm them in the official brochure or bulletin.

Where should I start?

Take the free 20-question assessment. It needs no sign-up and gives you a read on your starting point and a first step. After that, a short practice set or the flashcards due today is enough.

Can I try the question experience before signing up?

Yes. The home page has a sample question you can answer and read the explanation for, and nothing you do there is recorded. The assessment and the public question pages need no account either.

Who writes the questions, and have experts reviewed them?

The questions, cards and mnemonics are original. They are drafted with AI assistance and edited by the NextPrep team. Independent faculty review is planned but not done yet, and each item shows a status label.

Are these real NEET PG questions?

No. NextPrep has no previous-year or recalled papers, and we do not use them. NBEMS does not publish its paper or an answer key, and it has warned against circulating recalled questions.

Is NextPrep affiliated with NBEMS or the NMC?

No. NextPrep is independent and has no access to the real papers. Always confirm exam details in the official information bulletin.

Is my progress saved?

Yes, in the browser you use. There are no cloud accounts yet, so clearing browser data clears your progress and it does not follow you to another device. Accounts that sync are planned.

What does it cost?

The assessment is free, and the free plan has a daily allowance of practice and a few complete areas. Full access is sold in fixed terms of 6 weeks, 3, 6 or 9 months. See the pricing page for the current terms.

Will NextPrep improve my rank?

We cannot promise a rank, score or selection, and nobody honestly can. NextPrep gives you practice that explains itself and numbers that show your own progress.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. It is designed phone-first, so practice, flashcards and tests work on a small screen as well as on a laptop.

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