Prep Arena
Free · Hindi & English

Ten NEET questions a day. The same ten for everyone.

Every morning, one set of ten — marked the way NEET marks them and ranked against every student in India who played the same ten. Everything you get wrong comes back until you have it.

The Prep Arena home screen: today's set, a review card and the chapter list
Our vision

Free NEET preparation. A fair chance for every student.

A student's dream of becoming a doctor should not be limited by their family's income or where they grow up. From villages and small towns to big cities, every student deserves access to high-quality preparation.

We're building PrepArena toward a complete, free NEET preparation tool: clear, accurate learning content, meaningful practice and support to understand mistakes. Our goal is to help students build the knowledge and confidence to compete for an affordable government MBBS seat, without depending on expensive coaching.

That is the future we're working toward, one lesson and one learner at a time.

One set a day, marked like the real thing

Sixty seconds a question. Plus four for a right answer, minus one for a wrong one, nothing for a skip — so today's score means what it will mean on exam day.

Finish and you see where you stand: your rank in India, in your state and in your district, your percentile, and exactly how many marks the guessing cost you.

  • The same ten questions for every student, every day
  • Biology, Physics and Chemistry in the proportions NEET uses
  • Real questions from past papers, each showing the year it was asked
  • A streak for every day you play, and a leaderboard for every set
The result screen: 38 out of 40, rank 12 of 340 in India, 3 of 41 in Maharashtra

Everything you get wrong comes back

Miss a question and it returns a day later, then after three days, then a week, then three weeks. Answer it right three times running and it is yours.

Nothing to set up, no decks to build and no settings to choose. It simply brings back the thing you were about to forget, on the day you were about to forget it.

The review drill, serving back a question that was missed earlier

The facts behind the paper

Every chapter has a study guide built from NCERT — 6,580 facts in all, each one showing how many times NEET has actually asked it since 2016, and which ones you have already answered right and wrong.

The same line sits under every explanation: asked 4 times in NEET since 2016. You always know whether what you just learned is worth marks. Tick the facts you are shaky on and drill only those.

A chapter study guide: NCERT facts ordered by how often NEET has asked them

Every question explained, in both languages

Not only which option is right: why each wrong one is wrong, what mistake it was written to catch, and the chapter it comes from.

Every question, option and explanation is in Hindi and English. Switch with one tap, in the middle of a question if you like.

  • Two independent readers check every question before it is published
  • Report anything that looks wrong in two taps
  • When it is fixed, everyone who answered it is told
An explanation: the verdict, why the wrong options are wrong, and the NEET year the question came from

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All 79 chapters, every question and every study guide. Open it and play — an account only matters when you want your streak on another phone.