⚙️
NEET Physics Mock Test
Concepts, formulas, numericals and PYQ-style practice.
45Questions
180Marks
- Mechanics and Thermal Physics
- Electricity, Magnetism and Optics
- Modern Physics and Experimental Skills
NEET UG 2026 · Subject Practice
NEET Subject Wise Mock Test
Improve one subject at a time with free Physics, Chemistry and Biology practice tests—then combine your learning in full-length NEET mocks.
⚙️ Physics🧪 Chemistry🌿 Biology🌱 Botany🫀 Zoology📊 Performance Analysis
45Physics Questions
45Chemistry Questions
90Biology Questions
720Full NEET Marks
Choose Your Practice
NEET Subject-Wise Mock Tests
Choose the test that matches your current revision stage. Subject tests help you improve weak areas before you face all three subjects together in a full-length paper.
ℹ️
NEET test pattern: Physics and Chemistry each have 45 questions for 180 marks. Biology has 90 questions for 360 marks, divided equally between Botany and Zoology.
🧪
NEET Chemistry Mock Test
Physical, Organic and Inorganic MCQ practice.
45Questions
180Marks
- Physical Chemistry numericals
- Organic reactions and mechanisms
- Inorganic NCERT facts and trends
🌿
NEET Biology Mock Test
Botany and Zoology NCERT-focused revision tests.
90Questions
360Marks
- Botany and Zoology together
- NCERT diagrams, facts and statements
- Genetics, physiology, ecology and more
Full Paper Practice
Ready for a Full NEET Mock?
After subject-level accuracy becomes stable, combine all subjects in a complete NEET practice test to build timing, stamina and question-selection skills.
NEET Full-Length Mock Test
Simulate the complete paper after your subject-wise revision. Use the result to compare performance across Physics, Chemistry and Biology and decide your next revision priority.
180 QsFull Paper
720Total Marks
3 HoursExam Duration
+4 / −1Marking Scheme
Test Strategy
How to Use Subject-Wise Tests
Use subject tests as a diagnostic tool—not just as another score. The review after the test determines what you revise next.
📅 Best Test Sequence
Move from focused practice to full-paper simulation.
| Preparation Stage | Recommended Test |
|---|---|
| Learning chapters | Topic-wise MCQs and chapter tests |
| Finishing one subject | Physics, Chemistry or Biology subject test |
| Multiple subjects revised | Mixed subject tests under time limit |
| Full syllabus revision | Full-length NEET mock test |
🔎 How to Analyse Results
Make every test create a clear revision list.
1
Check accuracy first
Compare correct, incorrect and unattempted questions for each subject.
2
Tag the mistake
Use categories: concept, NCERT recall, formula, reaction, calculation or reading error.
3
Revise the source
Return to the chapter, NCERT line, formula or reaction behind the error.
4
Retest weak topics
Take a short targeted MCQ test after revision to confirm improvement.
Subject Focus
One Smart Goal Per Subject
Set different performance goals because each subject requires a different style of preparation.
Physics
Improve formula recall, unit accuracy and numerical question selection under time pressure.
Chemistry
Balance Physical numericals, Organic reactions and Inorganic NCERT revision.
Biology
Strengthen line-by-line NCERT recall, diagrams, examples and statement-based accuracy.
Full Mock
Combine subjects to develop stamina, OMR discipline and a reliable exam-attempt order.
FAQ
NEET Subject Wise Mock Test FAQs
Quick answers for subject-wise practice.
Subject-wise mock tests focus on one subject at a time, such as Physics, Chemistry or Biology. They help identify weak chapters and improve subject-level accuracy before full-length tests.
For NEET UG 2026, Physics has 45 questions, Chemistry has 45 questions, and Biology has 90 questions, for a total of 180 questions and 720 marks.
Yes. Begin with chapter and subject-wise tests while learning, then use full-length NEET mock tests after your syllabus coverage and subject accuracy improve.
Classify wrong answers into concept, NCERT recall, formula, reaction, calculation, reading or time-management errors. Revise the cause and retest weak chapters.
Start with the subject or chapter you have just revised. If you need a diagnostic starting point, take tests in all subjects and use your accuracy data to decide the first revision priority.
Choose a Subject and Start Practising
Improve weak areas one subject at a time, then test your complete NEET preparation with full-length mocks.