NEET PG Prep Hub
What the exam asks, and a day-by-day plan to cover it. The schedule is built from the pattern analysis, using how much each subject is worth, how long it takes to study and how hard it is.
Card 1 · Analysis
Paper pattern & weightage
Subject-wise and topic-wise analysis of NEET PG 2023–2026.
- Estimated questions per subject (of 180)
- How questions are asked: clinical, image-based, PYQ repeats
- High-yield chapters for all 19 subjects
Study schedule
A dated plan, worked out from your start date, exam date and daily study hours.
- Full-time and working-doctor modes
- Two subject tracks a day (a big subject + a related short one) to keep it from getting monotonous
- Built on question practice, spaced revision, mixed MCQs, grand tests and a guessing rule
- A “today” view and a daily routine
Only have 1 hour a day?
A gentle plan for working doctors: start with 1 hour, build up slowly, and do the chapters worth the most marks first.
- Hours go up every two weeks, at your pace
- Core chapters worth about 105 questions, enough for the qualifying score
- A daily check-in and streak to stay on track