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NEET 2027 · built from 1,875 past questions

The NEET AI planner that replans every day

Lumi's NEET AI planner builds a dated plan from your exam date, daily hours and level, using all 1,875 questions from the 10 papers since 2017. It orders 80 chapters by marks per hour, protects the 67 must-know topics behind 55% of past questions, and spaces revision at 1, 3, 7, 21 and 45 days. When you fall behind, it rebuilds the plan from tomorrow and cuts the lowest-priority work first.

Planned hours
904
over 30 weeks at 4 h weekdays, 7 h weekends
Marks covered
96%
of expected marks; 37% in full
Tests and mocks
22 + 13
subject tests, then full mocks with reviews
Must-know core
67 topics
55% of 10 years' questions

The planner below starts from: Class 12, 30 weeks to the exam, 4 hours on weekdays and 7 at weekends, every subject rated weak, Class 11 chapters taught in school. The exam date is 30 weeks from today until you set yours; the NEET 2027 date has not been announced. Change anything and the whole plan rebuilds.

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From past papers

Where the marks come from

Computed from every question in the NEET papers from 2017 to 2026, at this page's starting settings.

Chapters to do first

Marks per study hour
  1. 1Structural Organisation in AnimalsBio · 12 marks · 12 h0.63
  2. 2Plant Growth and DevelopmentBio · 10 marks · 11 h0.59
  3. 3Cell: The Unit of LifeBio · 17 marks · 18 h0.57
  4. 4Biological ClassificationBio · 10 marks · 11 h0.57
  5. 5BiomoleculesBio · 14 marks · 16 h0.56
  6. 6Locomotion and MovementBio · 8 marks · 9 h0.54
  7. 7Biodiversity and ConservationBio · 9 marks · 10 h0.52
  8. 8Organisms and PopulationsBio · 14 marks · 16 h0.52
  9. 9Body Fluids and CirculationBio · 8 marks · 10 h0.50
  10. 10HydrocarbonsChem · 12 marks · 14 h0.50

Marks per hour = marks gained by preparing the chapter fully, divided by the hours that takes at this page's settings. Expected marks are expected questions next paper × 4.

Hours by subject

904 h planned
  • Physics24% of hours · 25% of marks
  • Chemistry25% of hours · 25% of marks
  • Biology41% of hours · 50% of marks
  • Study hours
  • Expected marks
Physics
221 h
Chemistry
228 h
Biology
370 h
SubjectChaptersMarksFull prep
Physics27179286 h
Chemistry21180265 h
Biology32360449 h

How the planned hours split

428 h learn · 392 h revise · 85 h tests

Marks are expected marks next paper; full prep is the hours to prepare every chapter fully at these settings. Planned hours in the plan above, all phases. A further 85 h of full mocks, their reviews and the must-know sweep cover every subject.

Asked in every paper, 2017 to 2026

47 chapters

The core asked every year: these chapters had at least one question in each of the 10 papers, most marks first. Across chapters, 67 of 183 topics were asked in 8 or more papers and again in 2025 or 2026; they produced 55% of the questions. The plan teaches them first and never cuts them.

The plan, phase by phase

Phases of the plan

Generated by the planner's engine for the starting settings above. Planned hours leave out the 10% daily buffer and any spare time.

  • Learn and practise
  • Revise
  • Tests and mocks
Phases of the plan
FoundationWeeks1–7Planned hours206 hSplit142 h learn · 57 h revise · 7.0 h testsFull mocks0
BuildWeeks7–23Planned hours469 hSplit286 h learn · 158 h revise · 25 h testsFull mocks2
MockWeeks23–30Planned hours229 hSplit176 h revise · 53 h testsFull mocks11

Month by month

All 30 weeks, month by month

Which chapters start in each stretch, how the hours split, and when the tests and mocks fall. A month here is four weeks. Chapter names link to their past-paper analysis.

Month by month, four weeks each
Month 1Weeks 1–4Planned hours122 hLearn · revise · tests90 h learn · 28 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedUnits and Measurements, Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry, Plant Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Structure of Atom and 15 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 2Weeks 5–8Planned hours120 hLearn · revise · tests74 h learn · 42 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedRespiration in Plants, Redox Reactions, Plant Growth and Development, Kinetic Theory, Breathing and Exchange of Gases and 10 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 3Weeks 9–12Planned hours122 hLearn · revise · tests76 h learn · 42 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedThe p-Block Elements (Class 12), Principles of Inheritance and Variation, Electromagnetic Induction, Molecular Basis of Inheritance, The d- and f-Block Elements and 5 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 4Weeks 13–16Planned hours122 hLearn · revise · tests77 h learn · 42 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedBiotechnology: Principles and Processes, Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter, Haloalkanes and Haloarenes, Organisms and Populations, Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids and 6 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 5Weeks 17–20Planned hours123 hLearn · revise · tests77 h learn · 42 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedSemiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits, Structural Organisation in Animals, Biomolecules, Body Fluids and Circulation, Locomotion and Movement and 5 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 6Weeks 21–24Planned hours118 hLearn · revise · tests34 h learn · 64 h revise · 20 h testsChapters startedHydrocarbons, Evolution, Ray Optics and Optical Instruments, Electrochemistry, Biotechnology and its Applications and 1 moreTests · mocks2 · 4
Month 7Weeks 25–28Planned hours121 hLearn · revise · tests92 h revise · 29 h testsChapters startedRevision and testsTests · mocks0 · 6
Month 8Weeks 29–30Planned hours56 hLearn · revise · tests40 h revise · 16 h testsChapters startedRevision and testsTests · mocks0 · 3

FAQ

About the ai planner

Is the NEET AI planner free?
Yes. It runs in your browser, needs no account, and nothing you enter is sent to a server.
Is it a chatbot?
No. It is a planning model built on past-paper data: every hour it schedules traces back to the papers or to your own inputs, and the same inputs always give the same plan.
How does the planner decide what to study?
It ranks chapters by marks per hour, adjusted for how often and how recently they are asked, teaches prerequisites first, and protects the 67 must-know topics. The same inputs always give the same plan.
What happens if I fall behind?
Tick blocks off as you finish them. The planner rebuilds everything from tomorrow around what is left and, if the work no longer fits, trims the lowest-priority chapters first and shows the marks at stake.
Where do the numbers come from?
From all 1,875 questions in the NEET papers from 2017 to 2026, each mapped to its chapter, topic and idea. A chapter is worth its expected questions next paper times 4 marks, with recent years weighted more. Hours come from how hard its questions were and how much else builds on it.
Is the NEET 2027 exam date in this plan?
No. The NEET 2027 date has not been announced. This page assumes 30 weeks to the exam; set your own date in the planner and the whole plan is rebuilt around it.

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