A mentor that already knows where you are weak.
Zen teaches every NCERT topic, answers your doubts with the chapter they came from, and remembers each question you got wrong so it comes back before you forget it.
A full-length NEET paper on the real 180-minute clock. Free. Every question in it has been read against the page it was printed on.
How the papers are built · What changes when NEET goes computer-based
A mentor that already knows where you are weak.
Zen teaches every NCERT topic, answers your doubts with the chapter they came from, and remembers each question you got wrong so it comes back before you forget it.
Sit a full-length paper →A full-length NEET paper on the real 180-minute clock. Free. Every question in it has been read against the page it was printed on.
How the papers are built · What changes when NEET goes computer-based
A mentor that already knows where you are weak.
Zen teaches every NCERT topic, answers your doubts with the chapter they came from, and remembers each question you got wrong.
Sit a full-length paper →A full-length NEET paper on the real 180-minute clock. Free. Every question in it has been read against the page it was printed on.
How the papers are built · What changes when NEET goes computer-based
A study mentor, not a chatbot.
A chatbot waits for you to ask. Zen already has the syllabus, already knows which chapter you are on, and already has the list of things you got wrong last month. He is built around the NCERT text and answers from it.
He teaches the topic, not a summary of it
Every NCERT topic gets a lesson Zen walks you through in order, at the depth NEET actually asks for. Not a one-paragraph recap of a chapter you have not read.
Every answer points at a chapter
Ask a doubt and Zen answers it, then names the NCERT chapter and section it came from so you can go read it yourself. If it is not in NCERT, he says so.
He remembers what you got wrong
Miss a question on osmoregulation in March and it returns in April, before you have forgotten that you missed it. Your weak list is the plan.
NEET goes computer-based in 2027. Almost everyone is still testing you on OMR paper.
The screen below is the interface you will sit in front of: the NTA question palette with its five states, section tabs, and a clock that does not stop. Practising the paper is no longer the same thing as practising the exam.
Try it — pick answers, mark questions for review, switch sections. The palette responds exactly as the real one does.
The Android app is still in beta.
The full-length test is live in your browser and free — you do not need the app to sit it. Leave your email and we will send the download link the day the app opens. One email, nothing else — no drip campaign, no phone call from a counsellor.
The whole syllabus, open, chapter by chapter.
Browse by subject and chapter. Each chapter carries a revision sheet — the formulas, the traps that cost marks, and the short list worth remembering the night before — plus past-paper questions labelled with where they came from.
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All of it is open without an account. If you only ever use the revision sheets and never open a lesson, that is a fine outcome.
Every question carries its origin.
A question you cannot trace is a question you cannot trust. Each one in NeetZen is labelled with where it came from, and you can see the label before you answer.
Taken verbatim from an NTA paper, with the year printed on it. You always know whether you are attempting 2016 or 2024.
The NCERT's own harder set, mapped to the chapter it belongs to rather than dumped into a topic bucket.
Written to fill a gap where a chapter has too few questions, then read line by line by a subject teacher before it goes live. None are live yet — the first batch is with reviewers.
Nothing unreviewed reaches a student. A Zen-written question a reviewer rejects is deleted, not softened.
Class 11, starting early
Follow the NCERT order from the first chapter. Nothing here assumes you already finished the syllabus once.
Repeaters on attempt two
You do not need the syllabus again, you need your error list. Zen keeps it and brings it back on a schedule.
Parents deciding
Free during the beta, no card, no salesperson. Every claim on this page states what is built and what is not.
Android, free during the beta.
There is no Play Store listing yet. Leave your email and we will send you the download link. iOS is not planned for 2026 — if you are on an iPhone, the study material and syllabus work in the browser.
Android 9 and above. About 40 MB.