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What the pattern is this year, how the marking really works, and how to plan the year. Facts from the bulletins and the papers; nothing goes out before a second person has read it.
NEET · 25 October 2026 · 13 min
Sixteen weeks to learn every chapter once, six to revise the heaviest again, four of full papers. Twenty-two mocks, and which chapters come round first.
ReadNEET25 October 202615 min
Thirteen weeks covers the chapters that make up about four-fifths of the paper, not all of them. Which ones, week by week, and what to drop.
JEE25 October 202612 min
Integral Calculus has been worth 9.8 marks a JEE (Main) shift, Electrostatics 7.5, Organic basic principles 6.8. Ranked lists for the final stretch.
JEE25 October 202613 min
No new chapters. Four weeks revising the 40 chapters that carried 72% of JEE Main questions in 101 shifts, then two weeks of full papers.
JEE25 October 202613 min
Across 101 JEE (Main) shifts, ten chapters carry about 62% of Physics, 49% of Chemistry and 64% of Mathematics. The tables, and how steady the mix is.
Both6 October 20264 min
Every wrong answer is a map of what you do not know yet. How to keep a mistake book that gets reopened, what to write in it, and when each entry comes back.
NEET6 October 20264 min
A month out, the syllabus is what it is. What changes your score now is papers, analysis, and sleep — and three habits that need to end this week.
Reading about the exam is the easy part. The plan does the rest.