Practice and tests

Open Practice, choose all, unseen, missed or bookmarked questions, pick a subject and topic if you like, choose 5, 10 or 20 questions, and start.

In tutor mode the explanation appears straight after you answer. In timed mode a countdown runs and explanations are shown when the set ends.

Five questions with no setup, with missed questions first and then unseen ones. It takes about three minutes and you can close the tab and resume later.

20 practice and quick-set questions a day. It resets at local midnight. The assessment and timed tests do not count, and explanations are always free.

Your place is saved on this device. Resume or discard it from the Practice screen.

Choose the missed filter, or start a quick set, which puts missed questions first. Mistakes also feed your flashcards and recommendations.

Bookmark a question while practising and add a private note. The free plan keeps 10 bookmarks, and a paid term removes the limit. They are stored on your device.

Use Report a problem on the question. It flags the item on this device, and the contact page is how to tell us the details. Corrections are versioned.

Editorial status makes the verification stage visible. Questions are original practice material and independent sign-off is shown only when it has been recorded for that item.

Subject tests, stage tests (pre-clinical, para-clinical and two clinical blocks) and full-syllabus grand mocks. They are NextPrep practice papers, not official ones.

The 3 subject tests for Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry. Stage tests, FMGE and INI-CET mocks and grand mocks need a paid term, and longer terms open more grand mocks.

As practice, plus four for a correct answer, minus one for a wrong answer and zero if unanswered. The real exam's marking is set by the examination authority, so check their notices.

No. The timer keeps running, as it would in an exam. You can resume an attempt that is still open.

Yes, until you submit. You can also clear a response and mark questions for review. After submitting you cannot change answers.

After submission, not during the test. The results screen has each question with the reasoning for every option and a subject-wise analysis.

Up to 180 questions across all 20 subjects, fewer if the bank is not yet large enough for a full paper. Mocks use different slices of the bank so they do not repeat each other.

No. It describes your practice and is not a prediction.

Yes, on this device, under Tests. Clearing browser data erases them.

Twenty questions, one from each subject, about 25 minutes. It is free and needs no sign-up or card.

No. Twenty questions are far too few to predict anything. It gives an honest read on your starting point and a sensible first step.

Yes, after a few weeks. Your last report is kept on your device.

Yes. After you submit, you can read why each option is right or wrong, for every question.

How you did overall and by subject, with the number of questions behind each figure, a first-week plan and the reasoning for every option. With so few questions per subject, read it as a starting point and not a verdict.

Yes. It is a fixed set, so results are comparable when you retake it later. The questions are original NextPrep practice items and not from any real paper.

It uses a computer-based test layout with a timer and a question palette, which is a similar way of working. The real paper's length and marking are set by NBEMS, so confirm them in the bulletin.

No. You can start straight away. Your result is kept in your browser on this device.

The report can be printed, and there is a way to share a summary. Share only what you are comfortable with, since it describes your own answers.

No. The assessment and timed tests do not count towards the 20 practice questions a day on the free plan.

No. It is a snapshot. As you practise more, the performance screen gives a more reliable picture, and we do not call a subject strong or weak on fewer than five attempts.

No. Every question is original practice material written in the style of the paper. We do not publish recalled or leaked exam questions, because the examination body does not release papers and warns against circulating recalls.

Because the wrong options are where the exam hides its distinctions. Reading why each one fails teaches four ideas from one question.

Yes. The same questions power the subject tests, stage tests and mocks inside the app, with a countdown and a palette.

Not yet. They are original and drafted with AI assistance, then edited by our team. Our editorial policy explains the review plan, so confirm important facts in a standard textbook.

No. The public pages are for reading and trying. To have attempts saved and fed into your next set, practise inside the app.

By the 20 subjects, with a page for each subject and a page for each question. Inside the app you can also filter by topic.

It shows where the item stands in our editorial process, such as sample, draft or in review. Nothing is labelled as independently reviewed yet.

Use the Report a problem control on the question, and write through the contact page with the details if you want a reply. Corrections are versioned so the change is visible.

No. NBEMS publishes no question paper or answer key, and recalled papers are unofficial. We write fresh questions on commonly assessed concepts instead.

In the app, 20 practice questions a day on the free plan, plus the 20-question assessment. Reading the explanations is always free.