DPP Generator for NEET & JEE

A DPP generator is software that creates short, chapter-wise practice sheets — Daily Practice Problems — for exam preparation, instead of full-length mock tests. On SchoolDeck, a coaching teacher selects one or more chapters (for example Rotational Motion plus Work and Energy), chooses 10 or 20 questions, and generates a complete DPP in under two minutes. Each sheet comes with exam-specific negative marking, a chapter-tagged answer key, and step-by-step solutions, and can be branded with the institute's name and logo. Fresh questions are produced each day without repeating from earlier DPPs in the same series. It is the daily-revision companion to the full NEET and JEE mock test generators.

A DPP is short and chapter-focused — usually 10 or 20 questions on one or two specific chapters, meant for daily revision of a concept just taught. A full mock test is long and syllabus-wide — for example a 180-question NEET paper or a full NTA-pattern JEE Mains paper — meant to simulate the real exam. SchoolDeck generates both: use the DPP generator for concept-by-concept daily practice, and the NEET or JEE mock test generator for full-length exam simulation.

Yes. Select any single chapter or combine several — for example Thermodynamics plus Kinetic Theory, or Rotational Motion plus Work and Energy — across Physics, Chemistry, Biology (NEET) or Mathematics (JEE). The generator pulls questions tagged to exactly those chapters, so a DPP issued the day a chapter is taught contains only questions from that chapter.

No. Within a DPP series, the generator avoids questions that appeared in earlier sheets, so a chapter can be practised across several days without students seeing the same problems twice. This is what makes daily issuance practical — a teacher can run a fresh DPP on the same chapter each day during a revision block.

Yes. DPPs carry the same exam-specific negative marking as full mocks — +4/-1 for JEE Mains MCQs and +2/-0.67 for NEET — so students practise under realistic scoring conditions. Integer-type questions are auto-set to zero negative marking, matching the actual exam rules. The marking scheme is configurable per sheet if you want a relaxed practice variant.

Yes. Every DPP generates with a chapter-tagged answer key and full step-by-step solutions in the same file, so students can self-check and teachers don't maintain a separate solution document. Because each answer shows the chapter it came from, the same sheet doubles as a quick weakness-analysis tool after correction.

Yes. Upload your institute name and logo once and they appear on every DPP sheet and solution booklet. Multi-branch coaching institutes can issue the same DPP across all branches simultaneously — same chapters, same difficulty, same questions — with branch-specific sub-headers for traceability, so there is no version drift between centres.

Yes. PDF is the default print-ready format. DOCX export is available when a teacher wants to add a last-minute question or edit before printing, and maths renders as native Word equation objects so it stays editable rather than becoming an image.