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NEET PG 30 August 2026

The exam changed. Find out where you actually stand under the new one.

NBEMS rebuilt the paper for 2026 — 180 questions in 5 sections of 36, each locked to 42 minutes, with no going back. Cohort is 10 ranked Grand Tests built to that format. Everyone sits the same paper in the same window, so your rank is measured against a real cohort rather than whoever happened to show up.

GT-1 to GT-3 are free. No card, no trial that expires.

180
Questions per test
5 × 42m
Locked sections
720
Maximum marks
+4 / -1
Marking

The same shape as the real paper, because a mock that lets you roam for three and a half hours no longer rehearses the thing being tested.

Rank is the product

Question banks are a commodity — every competitor has tens of thousands and one gives them away. What none of them can hand you for free is a trustworthy answer to “where do I stand against everyone else sitting this?” That answer only exists if everyone sat the same paper at the same time, which is the one thing Cohort is built to guarantee.

A fixed window, not a rolling average

Each Grand Test opens for a set window. Your rank and percentile are computed across everyone who sat it in that window. Practice after the window is unranked and excluded, so late takers cannot move your position.

Questions written against what NBEMS tests

Items are generated against the concepts the exam has actually examined, not copied out of previous papers. You already drill PYQs — a paper built from them would measure how much of that drilling you remember, not how well you would do.

Bad items get pulled, and everyone is rescored

Every question is checked statistically after the fact — difficulty, discrimination, whether its distractors did anything. An item that fails is voided and excluded from scoring for the whole cohort. Your answers are never touched.

See what you get before you sit anything

A full sample result — rank, percentile, subject-by-subject breakdown and worked solutions — with made-up data, clearly labelled.

View a sample result

The first 3 Grand Tests cost nothing and are not a trial — they are the same ranked papers as the rest. GT-4 through GT-10 are ₹1,499 together. Sit three, then decide.