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NEET Previous Year Questions (PYQ) — Chapter-Wise with Solutions
Chapter-wise NEET PYQs from AIPMT 2005 to NEET 2025, sorted across Biology, Physics and Chemistry. Every question comes with a step-by-step solution and, for Biology, the exact NCERT reference. Practise what the paper actually asks, not generic coaching sets.
Subject-wise NEET PYQ coverage
Chemistry (30 chapters)
Physical (Mole, Thermodynamics, Equilibrium, Electrochemistry), Organic (GOC, Hydrocarbons, Alcohols, Amines, Biomolecules), Inorganic (p-, d-, f-block, Coordination).
Physics (19 chapters)
Calibrated to NEET difficulty — Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Optics, Modern Physics, Semiconductors. Fewer heavy calculations than JEE, but tight time budget.
How to practise NEET PYQs effectively
- Finish the chapter's NCERT reading first. NEET rewards NCERT recall — PYQs should reinforce it, not replace it.
- Start Biology PYQs before Physics/Chemistry. Biology returns the fastest score gains.
- Untimed first pass. Solve slowly, annotate the NCERT line each answer traces back to.
- Timed second pass. 1 minute per question. Practise the skip-and-flag discipline.
- Notebook your errors. Chapter-organised notebooks make last-week revision mechanical.
Why PYQs beat random question banks for NEET
- NEET is NCERT-dominant. PYQs show the exact phrasing NTA uses to convert an NCERT fact into a question.
- High repeat rate. 30–40% of every NEET paper recycles concepts from the previous 10 years.
- Calibrated difficulty. Random banks can over- or under-train; PYQs are naturally calibrated to the real exam.
- Concept distribution matches reality. You'll spend your effort proportional to how NTA actually weights chapters.
Frequently asked questions
Which NEET PYQs are available on exam.fit?
The NEET PYQ bank covers AIPMT 2005–2012 and NEET 2013–2025 (including Phase 1, Phase 2 and re-exam papers), organised chapter-wise. Every question is tagged with chapter, difficulty, year and — for Biology — the corresponding NCERT reference line.
Are NEET PYQs organised chapter-wise for Biology, Physics and Chemistry?
Yes. Biology has 38 chapters (Class 11 + Class 12), Physics has 19 chapters and Chemistry has 30 chapters. You can filter by subject → chapter → concept → year to get exactly the practice set you need.
How closely do NEET PYQs repeat in the actual exam?
Roughly 30–40% of every NEET paper is either a direct repeat or a close variant of a previous year question, especially in Biology. Consistent chapter-wise PYQ practice gives you a massive edge on direct-recall questions.
Do NEET PYQs come with detailed solutions?
Yes. Every question has a step-by-step solution. For Biology, solutions also include the exact NCERT Class 11/12 line number or diagram the question is derived from, so you can revisit the source text.
Should I solve NEET PYQs chapter-wise or year-wise?
Start chapter-wise to build subject mastery — solve all PYQs from a chapter before moving on. In the last 2 months before NEET, switch to year-wise PYQ papers under timed conditions to simulate the real exam.
Can I bookmark tricky PYQs for revision before NEET?
Yes — every question has a 'Save to Notebook' action. Your notebooks are auto-organised by chapter and can be exported to PDF for offline revision in the final week.
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