Your NEET mocks still set 200 questions with "attempt any 10" in Section B. NTA killed that format last year.

NEET UG 2026 (confirmed by NMC letter December 5, 2025): 180 compulsory MCQs, no Section A/B split, 720 marks, 3 hours (180 min). Subjects — Physics 45 (180 marks) + Chemistry 45 (180 marks) + Biology 90 (360 marks, Botany 45 + Zoology 45). Marking +4/-1 on all questions, 0 for unattempted. Offline OMR-based pen-and-paper, single shift, 13 languages. NEET 2026 exam date: May 3, 2026. Platform generates in this current pattern by default — pre-2025 Section A/B format no longer generated.

NTA removed Section B via official notification dated January 25, 2025 ahead of NEET UG 2025. The Section A (35 compulsory) + Section B (15 attempt-any-10) format was a COVID-era measure introduced in 2020-2021. NMC's letter dated December 5, 2025 confirmed the simplified single-section pattern continues for NEET 2026 — the earlier two-section structure had been causing confusion in student preparation and inconsistent evaluation. The 'pre-COVID format' is now formally reinstated. Test series platforms still generating 200-question Section A/B papers are training students on a pattern that's been gone for over a year.

Biology carries 90 questions = 360 marks out of 720, exactly half the NEET total. Split equally as Botany 45 + Zoology 45. NCERT Class 11 + 12 syllabus across 38 chapters in 10 units — approximately 22 chapters from Class 11 and 16 from Class 12. Biology is the highest-weightage subject and 85-90% of questions historically come directly from NCERT text — making NCERT-line accuracy the single most important quality criterion. Platform tags every Biology question to specific NCERT chapter and page for verification.

Yes. HD vector biology diagrams library (label-free for testing) — cell organelles (mitochondria, chloroplast, ER, Golgi, ribosome), plant anatomy cross-sections (root, stem, leaf in monocot vs dicot), flower structures with longitudinal sections, human organ systems (heart, kidney, digestive, respiratory, reproductive), DNA double helix, ecology cycles (nitrogen, carbon, water), cell division stages (mitosis, meiosis), developmental biology stages. Standard NEET question formats — label identification, function questions, process stage identification. HD vector means no pixelation at any print size.

Yes. Chapter-wise DPPs are the most common workflow for coaching in the final 6 months. Select specific chapters (e.g., Genetics + Evolution for Biology, Laws of Motion + Work-Energy for Physics, Organic Reactions + Aldehydes-Ketones for Chemistry) and generate a 20, 30, 45, or 60-question DPP in under 60 seconds. Fresh questions daily without batch-level repeats. Difficulty mix configurable. NCERT-line filter ensures Biology DPPs pull from NCERT text directly. A faculty member who finishes teaching a chapter can generate the DPP for the afternoon session in under 90 seconds.

Physics — formula-based numericals (Mechanics, Electricity, Magnetism, Optics, Modern Physics), graph interpretation (displacement-time, velocity-time, P-V diagrams, current-voltage, decay curves), and conceptual MCQs. Solutions show formula applied, variable substitution with units, calculation steps, final answer. Chemistry — Physical (Equilibrium, Thermodynamics, Electrochemistry, Solutions, Kinetics numericals), Organic (named reactions, mechanisms with electron pair movement, conversions, IUPAC nomenclature), Inorganic (p-block, d-block, periodic trends, exceptions, complex compounds). LaTeX renders Physics equations; structural formulas render correctly in PDF for Chemistry.

Yes. Both formats are increasingly common in NEET Biology since 2022. Assertion-Reasoning — both Assertion and Reason are NCERT-derived statements; students determine whether both are correct and whether Reason explains Assertion. Particularly common in Genetics, Plant Physiology, Human Physiology. Match the Column — multi-concept testing; match organism to characteristic, enzyme to substrate, disease to causative organism, ecological term to definition. Generated across Animal Kingdom (Zoology), Plant Kingdom (Botany), Genetics, and Ecology.

Platform includes NEET PYQs from recent years where the pattern matches the current 180-compulsory-MCQ format (NEET 2025+). Older PYQs from the Section A/B era (2021-2024) and AIPMT-era questions (pre-2013) are available but tagged separately because marking and structural context differs — for instance, NEET 2022-2024 had +4/-1 only on Section A with no negative marking on Section B optional questions, which doesn't match current student practice. Pattern-matched recent PYQs are most useful and integrated into chapter-wise filtering.

Yes. Multi-branch institutes (e.g., 7 branches across AP and Telangana) generate the same test for all branches simultaneously from one central interface. Same questions, same difficulty distribution, same NEET pattern compliance. Branch sub-headers identify the test instance ("Vyasa Medical — Hyderabad Centre" vs "Vyasa Medical — Vijayawada Centre") for analytics. Performance data flows back centrally for branch-vs-branch comparison.

Yes. Every generated PDF is fully white-labelled — institute name and logo on the header of every page (including test title, batch name, date, instructions), institute logo or name faintly watermarked behind question text (prevents photographing and sharing), address/website/phone in the footer, OMR answer sheet branded with institute name. Solution booklet also carries institute branding. No SchoolDeck branding appears in any student-facing output.

Yes. Platform tracks which questions have been used in previous tests for each batch. When generating a new paper or DPP, the system automatically excludes already-used questions — preventing repetition that would give students a memory advantage and compromise test integrity. Particularly important for the final 6 months of coaching when daily DPPs are running across multiple batches and accidental repeats become hard to track manually.

The AI Question Paper Generator hub covers all subjects and exams at directory level — CBSE/ICSE/State Board school papers plus JEE/NEET/UPSC/SSC coaching papers. This NEET-specific page goes deep into NEET specifications — the current 180-compulsory-MCQ NTA pattern (effective since January 25, 2025, confirmed for 2026 by NMC letter December 5, 2025), Biology 90-question structure (Botany 45 + Zoology 45), the 38 NCERT chapters across 10 units, HD vector biology diagram library, Assertion-Reasoning and Match-the-Column types, chapter-wise DPP workflows, multi-branch institute standardisation. Evaluating broader platform → hub. Setting NEET papers for a medical coaching institute → this page.