Getting started

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

Four short questions after you create a profile: your aim (Medical PG, FMGE, Super Speciality, Residency or MBBS 1st Professional), your exam date, how many questions a day you can do, and up to five subjects you want most help with.

No. Every step can be skipped, and the exam date has an I am not sure yet option. You can change your aim later in Settings.

To suggest how long a term you might need. It picks the shortest term that covers your weeks with a week to spare. It is only a suggestion, and you can decide later.

Pick one you will keep. The options are 10, 20, 40 or 60 questions, which are roughly 15 to 90 minutes. A smaller goal you keep beats a large one you drop.

Yes. You can change your name and daily goal in Settings. The setup only sets your starting point.

They are saved in your browser on this device, with the rest of your progress. They are not sent to us.

An optional card marking the day you started, which you can share if you like. It is not required.

No. It never asks for payment, and the free assessment and free plan stay open whatever you choose.

No. NextPrep has no passwords. Sign-in is passwordless.

Enter the email you used when you created your profile, and it reopens the profile stored in this browser. If no profile is on this device, you will be asked to create one.

Today your profile lives in the browser you created it in. The email must match the one saved there, and a different browser or device will not have it.

Not yet. There are no cloud accounts, so progress does not sync. Accounts that sync across devices, with a link emailed to you, are planned.

There is nothing to reset. The forgot-password page finds the profile on this device and takes you back in. When accounts are on, it will email you a one-time sign-in link.

Your profile and progress on this device are erased and cannot be recovered. Download your data in Settings before clearing anything you want to keep.

No. The assessment and the public pages need no sign-up. A profile on this device saves your progress and settings.

No. It is stored in your browser with your profile. It reaches us only if you subscribe to the newsletter or write through the contact form.

Take the free 20-question assessment, then follow the first step it suggests. If you would rather look around first, the features page shows what is inside and the study plans page matches a plan to the weeks you have.

Use the search box at the top of the Help Center. It looks through every question we have answered, across practice, tests, flashcards, plans, billing and your data.

Use Report a problem under the question. It flags the item on this device and the contact page lets you write to us with the details. Mistakes are treated as bugs.

Yes. NextPrep is built for phones first, with a bottom tab bar, and it also works on tablets and laptops. Nothing needs installing.

You create a free profile to save your progress on your device. There is no password: sign-in is an emailed link once accounts move online.

Progress lives in this browser. If site data was cleared or you changed device, it cannot be restored from our side yet. Download your data from Settings now and then as a backup.

Use the contact page. Pick the topic closest to your problem so it reaches the right person. We reply in a few working days.

The status page runs a live check from your browser and lists the parts of NextPrep. If it says everything works and you still have a problem, tell us.

Yes, see Plans and billing in the Help Center. The refund policy has the exact rules and the contact page handles any case that is not covered.

NextPrep is independent and cannot speak for the examination authorities. For the exam, eligibility, dates and counselling, always check the official NBEMS, NMC and counselling notices.