NEET rewards accuracy under a clock, not hours logged. Raeo gives you full-length NEET UG papers in the real 180-question, 720-mark format, scores them the moment you submit, and then does the part most platforms skip — it tells you which chapters are actually costing you marks.
Raeo splits NEET practice into Basic Practice Tests and NEET Level Tests. Basic papers build recall and speed on NCERT fundamentals. NEET Level papers match the difficulty distribution of the real exam, including the reasoning-heavy Physics and assertion-reason Biology that decide ranks.
After each attempt Raeo breaks your result down by subject and topic, shows where you lost marks to silly errors versus genuine gaps, and compares the attempt to your own trend line. The Raeo AI Coach then writes a short, specific plan: which three topics to revise this week, and which to leave alone.
NEET repeats its patterns. Raeo's question bank is tagged by chapter and concept, so a PYQ isn't just an old paper — it becomes a targeted drill on the exact concept you keep dropping.
The first NEET paper is free, with no card required. Individual papers are ₹100 each, the NEET Level bundle is ₹2,000, and Everything NEET — all existing and upcoming mocks — is ₹3,000.
The first NEET paper is completely free and needs no payment details. Further papers are ₹100 each, or ₹3,000 for Everything NEET, which covers all existing and upcoming mocks.
Aim for one full-length timed paper per week through the year, moving to two per week in the final two months. What matters more than volume is reviewing every wrong answer — Raeo's per-question explanations and AI coach report are built for exactly that review loop.
Yes. Every NEET Level paper uses 180 questions across Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology, 720 total marks, +4 for a correct answer, −1 for an incorrect one, and a 200-minute timer.
Yes. Each result page shows a subject and topic breakdown of your marks, and the Raeo AI Coach turns that into a short list of what to revise before your next attempt.