NEET chapter-wise computer tests
Practice every chapter. Know where you stand.
Choose a Biology, Chemistry or Physics chapter pass, or get the seven-test full-syllabus CBT series. Every mock has 180 questions and a 180-minute timer.
View subject passes Try a free chapter testSubject passes: ₹599 each (regular ₹699). Full-syllabus mock series: ₹499 (regular ₹599) for seven 180-question CBTs. Save ₹100 on either offer. Razorpay verifies payment before access; no automatic renewal.
Try one free chapter in each subject
No login or payment required. Choose a complete chapter CBT in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics, then see your score and answer review. Trial results are not saved.
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Each Biology, Chemistry or Physics pass unlocks that subject chapter tests for 30 days. The Full Syllabus CBT Mock Series unlocks seven full-length mocks for 30 days. Scores use +4 for correct, −1 for incorrect, and 0 for unanswered.
The displayed price is the total for 30 days. No automatic renewal.
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Free AITS previous-paper CBT practice
Try nine AITS full-syllabus papers. Each CBT selects 180 questions (45 per subject) with a 180-minute timer and +4/−1 marking. Original PDF pages preserve diagrams, and answer keys are shown only after submission.
About these chapter tests
The current launch set contains 48 text-only chapter tests with 3,010 keyed questions, including three free trials: 20 Biology, 18 Chemistry and 10 Physics. Image or diagram questions, unmatched answers and the Physics “Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter” chapter are excluded. Please report any issue to support so we can review it.