Full NEET practice exam
Work through a timed Physics, Chemistry and Biology exam, then review your results.
Open NEET exam →Learn beyond limits
NEET mock tests, PYQs and practice
Practise under a time limit, review your answers and use the results to decide what to study next.
What you can practise
GugsLurn includes a timed full NEET practice exam, subject tests, chapter practice and an available previous-year question collection. Saved test results help you revisit earlier attempts and identify topics that need attention.
The full practice exam contains 180 questions across Physics, Chemistry and Biology with a three-hour timer. Subject tests provide a shorter timed session with +4 for a correct answer and −1 for an incorrect answer.
Timed subject tests
Focus on one subject and practise answering questions against the clock.
Choose a subject test →Chapter practice
Choose a chapter and practise the concepts you have been studying.
Browse learning paths →Previous-year questions
Work through available past-year questions. Check the collection for the years and questions currently offered.
Open PYQ practice →Test history
Revisit completed tests and saved results to reflect on your progress.
View your test history →Revisit a difficult concept
Take a doubt back to GugsLurn Tutor for an explanation, worked example or supported visual lesson.
Explore the tutor →Choose practice that fits your plan
Sign in to take tests and save results. Full NEET practice exams require Basic or above. Free access includes limited practice and sample PYQ years; paid plans provide broader study access.
See current access and AI credit limits →Use results to guide your revision
After a test, note which concepts or calculations caused mistakes. Review the relevant notes, ask the tutor to explain the reasoning and return to practice when you can explain the idea yourself.
These are learning tools, not an official NTA examination, national ranking service or admission prediction. The practice format described here is the format implemented in GugsLurn; check official examination notices for current exam rules. AI explanations can be incorrect, so verify important facts and calculations against NCERT and trusted course materials.