Legal and policies
Plain-language policies, with the date each last changed. These are working drafts until a lawyer has reviewed them.
- Privacy policyUpdated 16 October 2026
- Terms of useUpdated 16 October 2026
- Cookie policyUpdated 16 October 2026
- Medical and educational disclaimerUpdated 16 October 2026
- Refund and cancellation policyUpdated 16 October 2026
- Editorial policy: how NextPrep's questions and guides are madeUpdated 17 October 2026
- Accessibility statementUpdated 27 October 2026
- Security at NextPrepUpdated 17 October 2026
- Grievance redressalUpdated 17 October 2026
- Acceptable useUpdated 17 October 2026
- Partner programme termsFor affiliates, creators and referrers.
NextPrep is an independent platform, not affiliated with NBEMS, NMC or any examination authority. The registered entity, address and grievance officer will be listed here before public launch.
Common questions
Where are the terms and privacy policy?
They are linked from this page and from the footer on every page: Terms of use, Privacy policy, Cookie policy, Refund policy, Disclaimer, Acceptable use, Accessibility, Security and Grievance.
Are these documents final?
They are working drafts for the current prototype and are marked so. A lawyer should review them before public launch, and the dates at the top show when each last changed.
Who runs NextPrep?
A founding team building an independent platform. The legal entity, registered address and grievance officer will be published here before launch.
Is NextPrep affiliated with NBEMS, NMC or any exam authority?
No. NextPrep is independent. The disclaimer page says this plainly, and exam details always point back to official notices.
Do you use leaked or recalled exam questions?
No. Our questions are original and the policy on past papers explains why we do not republish recalled papers.
How do I ask what data you hold about me?
Write through the contact page with the topic Privacy or my data. The privacy policy lists what we hold and your choices.
Which law applies?
The terms are governed by the laws of India. The courts that will hear disputes are to be published in our contact details before launch, and the terms are drafts until a lawyer has reviewed them.
How will I know if the terms change?
The date at the top changes, and where a change matters we will tell you on the site.