NEET PYQ

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) or NEET, formerly known as the All India Pre-Medical Test, is an Indian nationwide entrance examination conducted by the National Testing Agency for admission in undergraduate medical programs. AajExam hosts a continuously expanding archive of NEET previous year question papers, fully reconstructed into timed mock tests with verified answer keys and detailed step-by-step solutions. This page lists every NEET PYQ shift available on the platform — currently 16 papers spanning 2025 down to 2013 — and lets you attempt each one as a real, timer-based test. Why NEET previous year papers matter: government competitive exam toppers consistently rate PYQ practice as the single most leveraged preparation strategy. NEET repeats question patterns, formula applications, theme-based questions and difficulty distribution year after year, so a candidate who has solved 8-12 PYQ shifts has effectively practised the exam multiple times before the real day. PYQs reveal high-yield chapters — the topics that recur in nearly every shift — so you can prioritise revision around what actually appears, instead of studying the entire syllabus uniformly. How AajExam's PYQ archive helps you prepare for NEET: every paper on this page is delivered as a real-exam-style timer-based mock test rather than a static PDF. You sit through the actual NEET duration, the section ordering and the negative-marking scheme, and submit when time runs out — exactly like the real exam. After submission you instantly get a detailed analytics report showing section-wise accuracy, time spent per question, attempt rate, and an overall percentile. Every wrong question and every skipped question is reviewable with a complete explanation, including step-by-step working, formula references and concept notes you can save to your revision queue. Suggested PYQ strategy for NEET aspirants: first, attempt the most recent year's paper without any prep — this gives you a baseline. Identify your two weakest sections from the analytics. Spend the next 7-10 days revising those two sections from your notes, then attempt 3-4 more PYQ shifts back-to-back over 2 days to lock in speed. From there, alternate one PYQ per day with topic-wise quiz practice from AajExam until you have solved every available shift. The week before the exam, re-attempt 4-5 of your weakest papers — your second attempts should be 15-20% faster with measurably better accuracy. Every paper on this page is free to attempt, mobile-friendly, and supports both English and Hindi explanations where applicable. New NEET shifts are added to AajExam within days of the official answer key release.