Study time calculator
Enter your weeks left and a realistic day. See total hours, a question budget and the smallest term that covers you.
Study time and question budget
This assumes 60 percent of study time goes to practice and review. That is a starting assumption of ours, not a researched figure, so change any number.
312 hours across 156 study days
About 4493 questions, with review, if 60 percent goes on practice.
The smallest term that covers 26 weeks with a week to spare is 9 months (₹5,199). That is a suggestion, not a promise.
Then pick a shape on the study plans page.
Common questions
How many hours should I study for NEET PG?
There is no honest single number. Consistent, reviewed practice beats long unreviewed days. Use this tool to see what your own week adds up to.
Why include rest days?
Rest is part of memory and stamina. Plans that assume seven full days a week tend to collapse by week three.
Are the calculators accurate for the real paper?
They do arithmetic on the numbers you enter. The format changes between cycles, so confirm questions, minutes and marking in the official bulletin and edit the defaults.
Do the tools save my data?
No. The tools run in your browser and store nothing.
What tools are there?
A pacing and marks calculator, which shows seconds per question and a practice score with negative marking, and a study-time tool that turns hours into a question budget.
What marking scheme do the defaults use?
Plus four for a correct answer, minus one for a wrong one and zero for unanswered, which is as reported for recent cycles. You can change every number.
How do I use the pacing tool?
Enter the number of questions, the minutes and a buffer smaller than the total time. It shows time per question on the first pass.
Will the study-time tool plan my preparation?
It gives a rough budget of hours and questions for the weeks you have. It does not know your base, so treat it as a sanity check.
Do I need an account?
No. The tools need no sign-up.
Can the marks calculator predict my result?
No. It converts counts of right and wrong answers into a practice score and says nothing about rank or selection.
Can I use it for FMGE?
Yes, by changing the numbers, since FMGE reportedly has no negative marking. Check the official bulletin for the figures before you rely on them.