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NEET 2027 · built from 1,875 past questions

A NEET daily timetable hour by hour, phase by phase

On a 4-hour weekday in the foundation phase, the plan schedules about 213 minutes: 151 min learning and 62 min revising. By the mock phase a 7-hour weekend day is 33% tests and mocks. The planner keeps 10% of every day free as a buffer, so a 4-hour day holds at most 215 planned minutes.

Planned hours
1,115
over 40 weeks at 4 h weekdays, 7 h weekends
Marks covered
100%
of expected marks; 100% in full
Tests and mocks
28 + 15
subject tests, then full mocks with reviews
Must-know core
67 topics
55% of 10 years' questions

The planner below starts from: Class 12, 40 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 40 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

1,115 h planned
  • Physics26% of hours · 25% of marks
  • Chemistry24% of hours · 25% of marks
  • Biology41% of hours · 50% of marks
  • Study hours
  • Expected marks
Physics
290 h
Chemistry
268 h
Biology
456 h
SubjectChaptersMarksFull prep
Physics27179286 h
Chemistry21180265 h
Biology32360449 h

How the planned hours split

536 h learn · 478 h revise · 101 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 101 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

What a study day holds in each phase

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
An average study day by phase
Foundation · weekdayPlanned of set213 of 240 minSplit151 min learn · 62 min reviseMinutes by subjectPhy 50 · Chem 59 · Bio 104
Foundation · weekend dayPlanned of set374 of 420 minSplit243 min learn · 98 min revise · 32 min testsMinutes by subjectPhy 134 · Chem 80 · Bio 127
Build · weekdayPlanned of set215 of 240 minSplit140 min learn · 74 min reviseMinutes by subjectPhy 61 · Chem 53 · Bio 100
Build · weekend dayPlanned of set371 of 420 minSplit209 min learn · 127 min revise · 34 min testsMinutes by subjectPhy 97 · Chem 94 · Bio 146
Revise · weekdayPlanned of set132 of 240 minSplit123 min revise · 9 min testsMinutes by subjectPhy 32 · Chem 41 · Bio 51
Revise · weekend dayPlanned of set200 of 420 minSplit143 min revise · 57 min testsMinutes by subjectPhy 44 · Chem 39 · Bio 60
Mock · weekdayPlanned of set178 of 240 minSplit131 min revise · 47 min testsMinutes by subjectPhy 35 · Chem 26 · Bio 69
Mock · weekend dayPlanned of set289 of 420 minSplit195 min revise · 94 min testsMinutes by subjectPhy 60 · Chem 69 · Bio 66

How this is worked out: for each phase, the minutes the planner schedules on every study weekday and every weekend day are averaged, split by kind of work and by subject. Full mocks and the must-know sweep cover every subject, so the subject minutes add up to less than the total.

Month by month

All 40 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 hours121 hLearn · revise · tests89 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 14 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 2Weeks 5–8Planned hours121 hLearn · revise · tests75 h learn · 42 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedEquilibrium, Kinetic Theory, Respiration in Plants, Plant Growth and Development, Redox Reactions and 11 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 3Weeks 9–12Planned hours121 hLearn · revise · tests76 h learn · 41 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedPrinciples of Inheritance and Variation, The p-Block Elements (Class 12), Electromagnetic Induction, Molecular Basis of Inheritance, Alternating Current and 4 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 4Weeks 13–16Planned hours122 hLearn · revise · tests76 h learn · 42 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedDual Nature of Radiation and Matter, Microbes in Human Welfare, Biotechnology: Principles and Processes, Atoms, Organisms and Populations and 7 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 5Weeks 17–20Planned hours121 hLearn · revise · tests75 h learn · 42 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedMotion in a Plane, Amines, Mechanical Properties of Solids, Structural Organisation in Animals, Mechanical Properties of Fluids and 2 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 6Weeks 21–24Planned hours121 hLearn · revise · tests75 h learn · 42 h revise · 4.0 h testsChapters startedBody Fluids and Circulation, Waves, Electric Charges and Fields, Locomotion and Movement, Neural Control and Coordination and 4 moreTests · mocks4 · 0
Month 7Weeks 25–28Planned hours120 hLearn · revise · tests71 h learn · 40 h revise · 8.8 h testsChapters startedMagnetism and Matter, Electrochemistry, Evolution, Ray Optics and Optical Instruments, Biotechnology and its Applications and 3 moreTests · mocks4 · 1
Month 8Weeks 29–32Planned hours71 hLearn · revise · tests58 h revise · 13 h testsChapters startedRevision and testsTests · mocks0 · 3
Month 9Weeks 33–36Planned hours89 hLearn · revise · tests70 h revise · 19 h testsChapters startedRevision and testsTests · mocks0 · 4
Month 10Weeks 37–40Planned hours108 hLearn · revise · tests72 h revise · 35 h testsChapters startedRevision and testsTests · mocks0 · 7

FAQ

About the daily timetable

How should I split my NEET study day?
It changes by phase. On a 4-hour weekday: foundation, 151 min learning and 62 min revising; build, 140 min learning and 74 min revising; revise, 123 min revising and 9 min on tests and mocks; mock, 131 min revising and 47 min on tests and mocks.
How many hours a day per subject?
Across the whole 40-week plan: Physics 290 hours, Chemistry 268 hours, Biology 456 hours. Per expected mark, Biology gets 1.27 hours, Chemistry gets 1.49 hours, Physics gets 1.62 hours.
Why does the plan leave time free each day?
It keeps a 10% buffer each day for overruns and breaks, so a 4-hour day holds at most 215 planned minutes.
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 40 weeks to the exam; set your own date in the planner and the whole plan is rebuilt around it.

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