First-party coverage report
NEET PYQ analysis: subject, chapter, and year coverage
This report analyses NEET Ninja’s current student-visible question release. It shows what is actually available to practise, how that inventory is distributed across subjects and chapters, and where the limits of the data begin.
Coverage at a glance
2,240
Visible question records
93
Covered chapters
12
Available paper years
2015–2026
Paper-year range
Subject distribution
Biology is the largest part of the current release at 50.0%. Biology has the broadest assigned-chapter coverage with 38 chapters represented.
Most represented chapters in this release
These are inventory counts, useful for understanding what can be practised today. They are not recommendations to skip chapters with fewer released questions.
560 records · 27 chapters
Physics
- 1Current Electricity39
- 2System of Particles and Rotational Motion33
- 3Semiconductor Electronics32
- 4Ray Optics and Optical Instruments31
560 records · 28 chapters
Chemistry
- 1Coordination Compounds35
- 2Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure33
- 3Hydrocarbons31
- 4The p-Block Elements29
1,120 records · 38 chapters
Biology
- 1Molecular Basis of Inheritance65
- 2Biotechnology: Principles and Processes54
- 3Principles of Inheritance and Variation53
- 4Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants45
Available paper years
The release currently contains student-visible records assigned to the following exam years. A listed year means the bank has reviewed questions from that year; it does not claim that every question from that paper is present.
Methodology and limitations
- 1. Inclusion. Counts come from the student-visible production release, excluding empty and unapproved question records.
- 2. Grouping. Records are grouped by subject, assigned chapter, and exam year. Chapter ownership is resolved to the subject holding the strongest question association so stray cross-subject tags do not inflate public coverage.
- 3. Refresh. The report reads the current release statistics. During a temporary statistics outage, it retains the last verified production snapshot.
- 4. Interpretation. Counts describe NEET Ninja’s bank, not the probability that a topic will appear in a future exam. Students should cover the complete official syllabus.
Questions about this analysis
Is this an official NEET chapter-weightage report?
No. This report measures the questions currently available in NEET Ninja’s reviewed release. It does not measure official exam frequency and should not be treated as a prediction of future NEET papers.
How are questions included in the report?
The counts use the student-visible release inventory. A record must have a readable question and options, a current answer review, and any required visual asset before it is included.
How often do these NEET PYQ counts change?
The page refreshes from the production question inventory as reviewed questions are released. If the statistics service is temporarily unavailable, the last verified production snapshot is retained instead of displaying zero.
Use the data, then practise the full syllabus
Explore the released questions, but do not turn current bank coverage into a chapter-skipping strategy. Pair PYQs with the latest official syllabus and systematic revision.