NEET (UG) coaching in Malad East
Our NEET (UG) programme is a two-year classroom course for Class 11 and 12 science students taking Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Classes run at our centre in Malad East, Mumbai, with Daily Practice Problems after every lecture and weekly Sunday tests in Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Who it is for
- Students entering Class 11 science with Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
- Students aiming for MBBS or BDS seats, all of which are filled through NEET (UG).
What the programme covers
- Physics, Chemistry and Biology for NEET (UG).
- Weekly Sunday tests covering every subject combination in a four-week cycle.
- Class 12 boards and a competitive exam test series in Phase 6 (November to January).
- NEET preparation and a crash course in Phase 7 (February to June).
Programme details
- Duration
- Two years
- Exams covered
- NEET (UG), alongside Class 12 boards
- Tests
- Daily Class Tests and Sunday tests in Physics, Chemistry and Biology
NEET (UG) exam pattern
The single entrance exam for all MBBS and BDS seats in India, conducted by the National Testing Agency, usually in the first week of May.
- Conducted by
- National Testing Agency (NTA)
- When
- Usually in the first week of May
- Mode
- Pen and paper, in a single shift
- Questions
- 180 compulsory questions in 180 minutes
- Subjects
- Physics (45 questions), Chemistry (45) and Biology, Botany and Zoology (90)
- Marking
- +4 for a correct answer, minus 1 for a wrong answer, 0 if unattempted
- Total marks
- 720
- NTA provides the All India Rank to DGHS for counselling of the 15% All India Quota and seats in central and deemed universities, ESIC, AFMC, DU, BHU and AMU. Results are also shared with state counselling authorities.
- Admission to all MBBS and BDS seats is through NEET (UG).
Official source: neet.nta.nic.in. Last checked: 17 October 2026. Exam patterns can change every year. The official information bulletin always takes precedence.
Well-known medical colleges admitting through NEET (UG)
- AIIMS Delhi
- Christian Medical College, Vellore
- Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi
- Armed Forces Medical College, Pune
- Grant Government Medical College, Mumbai
- Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, AMU, Aligarh
- Seth GS Medical College and KEM Hospital, Mumbai
- Topiwala National Medical College (Nair), Mumbai
- B.J. Government Medical College and Sassoon Hospital, Pune
- Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad
How students are tested
A short test before lectures and a weekly test every Sunday.
Daily Class Test (DCT)
A short test of about 10 questions, held in class for about 10 minutes before the lecture, to check preparation regularly.
Sunday Weekly Test (WT)
Weekly tests follow the pattern of the exam each student is preparing for, to check preparation and test strategy every week.
| Week | Medical (Biology) |
|---|---|
| First Sunday | Physics + Chemistry |
| Second Sunday | Chemistry + Biology |
| Third Sunday | Physics + Biology |
| Fourth Sunday | Physics + Chemistry + Biology |
DCTs and WTs are designed to be challenging and to test conceptual understanding.
Study material provided
Daily Practice Problems (DPP)
After every lecture, as practice or assignment sheets, with MCQs from 3 to 4 widely used books and publications (Marvel, Universal Self Scorer, MTG).
Internal module (printed booklet)
Chapter-wise questions with synopsis and MCQs, with past year questions (PYQs).
Reference material
Books and notes for extra practice beyond the main material.
Academic planner
How the two years are organised, phase by phase, for medical students.
Phase 1: Bridge course
April to May
- Medical
- 3 working days + 1 test day. Physics, Chemistry, Biology
Phase 2: 20% portion completion
June to Diwali
- Medical
- 4 working days + 1 test day. PCB
Phase 3: 50% portion completion
November to February
- Medical
- 4 working days + 1 test day. PCB
Phase 4: 70% portion completion
April to May
- Medical
- 4 working days + 1 test day. PCB
Phase 5: 100% portion completion
June to October
- Medical
- 4 working days + 1 test day. PCB
Phase 6
November to January
- Medical
- Boards + competitive exam test series
Phase 7
February to June
- Medical
- NEET + crash course
Frequently asked questions
How are NEET students tested?
A Daily Class Test of about 10 questions is held for about 10 minutes before the lecture. The Sunday tests rotate through Physics and Chemistry, Chemistry and Biology, Physics and Biology, and all three subjects together on the fourth Sunday.
What does the NEET (UG) exam look like?
It is a pen and paper exam with 180 compulsory questions in 180 minutes: 45 in Physics, 45 in Chemistry and 90 in Biology (Botany and Zoology). A correct answer gets 4 marks, a wrong answer loses 1 mark, and the total is 720 marks. Check the official NEET (UG) site for the current year's bulletin.
Are Class 12 boards covered?
Yes. Phase 6, from November to January, is for boards and a competitive exam test series.
What happens in the final months before NEET?
Phase 7, from February to June, is for NEET preparation and a crash course.
What study material is included?
Daily Practice Problems after every lecture, a printed chapter-wise module with synopsis, MCQs and past year questions, and reference books and notes for extra practice. See the study material.
Enquire about admission
Send us your details and we will call you back, or visit the centre or write to us.
Visit or contact us
- Address
- Shubh Laxmi Shopping Centre, Next to Modern Dairy, Rani Sati Marg, Malad (E), Mumbai 400097
- @Meritedgejeeneet
Grievances
Write to meritedgejeeneet@gmail.com. We acknowledge grievances within 48 hours and aim to resolve them within 30 days.
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