Four tiers, one continuous ramp: chapter-wise sectional tests build accuracy on a single concept, unit tests force you to mix chapters, half-syllabus tests introduce real time pressure, and full-syllabus grand tests are run strictly in NEET pattern — 180 questions, +4/−1, 3 hours. Difficulty and question count both climb tier over tier, on purpose.
15–20 questions from a single chapter. Basic NCERT-application difficulty, no time pressure to speak of. This is exactly what each micro-module's DPP is for.
| Scope | One chapter |
| Difficulty | Basic → moderate |
| Suggested cadence | Same day you finish the chapter |
~45 questions spanning every chapter in one unit (e.g. all of Electrostatics + Current Electricity, or the full Reproduction & Genetics unit). Forces you to identify which chapter a question is from before you can solve it.
| Scope | One full unit (2–5 chapters) |
| Difficulty | Moderate → NEET-level |
| Suggested cadence | After completing a unit |
~90 questions across half of the Class 11 + 12 syllabus per subject. This is where time management starts to matter as much as accuracy — you now have to triage which questions to attempt first.
| Scope | Half syllabus, all 4 subjects |
| Difficulty | NEET-level, mixed |
| Suggested cadence | Monthly, once foundation is solid |
The real thing: 180 questions, +4/−1 marking, 3-hour clock, exact NEET subject split. This tier is fully live right now as a 40-question demo running the identical engine, pacing and marking scheme.
| Scope | Full syllabus, all 4 subjects |
| Difficulty | Full NEET-level spread |
| Suggested cadence | Weekly in the final 3 months |
An 8-week sample ramp — adjust the pace to your own timeline, but keep the sequence.
| Weeks | Tier in focus | What you're training | Typical volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | Sectional tests | Raw accuracy on freshly-learned concepts, immediate feedback loop | 1 sectional test per chapter finished |
| 3–4 | Unit tests | Distinguishing similar chapters, recall without a chapter label to cue you | 1 unit test per completed unit |
| 5–6 | Half-syllabus tests | Triage and pacing — deciding what to skip, not just what you know | 2–3 half-syllabus tests |
| 7–8 | Grand tests | Full 3-hour stamina, exact marking pressure, post-test error analysis | 1 grand test per week |
data/mocktest-demo.js), not a rebuild.
Every test result is broken down by subject and by chapter/topic, not just an overall score.
Weak topics identified in a test are exactly what the Study Planner prioritises in your next recommended session.
Full worked review after every submission — correct answer, your answer, and which questions you left unattempted.