NEET PG study plans
Four plans for four runways. Each is a believable shape for a busy person, not a perfect timetable.
Final sprint
6 weeks
Someone who has already covered the syllabus once and wants a disciplined last stretch.
4 phases · from ₹1,699 incl. GST
Focused push
3 months
Someone with a solid base who needs one full pass of practice plus proper revision.
4 phases · from ₹2,699 incl. GST
Steady preparation
6 months
Someone preparing steadily alongside work or an internship, with time to learn, revise twice and test often.
4 phases · from ₹4,199 incl. GST
Full runway
9 months
A first-timer or someone starting early who wants the lowest cost per week and the most room to recover from a bad month.
4 phases · from ₹5,199 incl. GST
Common questions
Which study plan should I pick?
Count the weeks you really have, subtract a buffer, and choose the term that fits. If you are between two, pick the longer one and let the plan breathe.
Do these plans guarantee a rank?
No. Nothing honest can. They describe a repeatable shape: practice most days, review mistakes, revise on a schedule and sit timed papers.
Can I switch plans midway?
Yes. Terms stack, so you can extend later. The pricing page explains how.
Can I upgrade later?
Yes. Terms stack, so you can extend later. The pricing page explains how.
What if I work night duties or have a job?
The plans are meant for busy people, not a perfect timetable. Short, regular sessions and a quick set on a bad day count more than a heroic weekend you cannot repeat.
Is the plan personalised?
The four plans, one for each runway, are the same for everyone. What the app leads with does depend on the aim you chose at setup, and the performance screen helps you adjust within a plan.
What if I fall behind the plan?
Skip forward to the current week and keep the review habit rather than trying to catch up on everything. Cards due and missed questions will wait for you.
When should I start timed mocks?
Once you have some coverage of the subjects, a full-length paper under a countdown shows pacing as well as accuracy. Stage tests and grand mocks need a paid term, while the 3 free subject tests (Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry) are open to everyone.
Do the plans need a paid term?
No. You can read the plans for free and follow them with the free plan's limits. A paid term simply removes the daily question cap and opens everything.
How do I choose between a 6-week and a 3-month plan?
A shorter plan suits a built base and a need for focused practice. A longer one suits weaker basics or less time per day. The date picker on the pricing page suggests a term from your exam date.
Do the plans replace my lectures?
No. They assume you are learning from your own lectures or books and describe how to practise and revise around that.