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Browse the NEET PG question bank by subject
Recallab is a medical MCQ bank for NEET PG and INI-CET candidates. Every question has a verified answer, an explanation of each option — not just the right one — and a reference to a current edition. Almost every question carries an illustration drawn for it.
14,309 questions are in the bank, across 20 subjects, and the pages below show a selection of them. The bank grows batch by batch, and each batch is written and checked before it goes live rather than bulk-imported.
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Browse by subject
- Anatomy61
- Physiology34
- Biochemistry35
- Pharmacology30
- Pathology60
- Microbiology35
- Forensic Medicine & Toxicology18
- Social & Preventive Medicine48
- Medicine79
- Surgery72
- Obstetrics37
- Gynaecology34
- Paediatrics32
- Psychiatry15
- Dermatology15
- ENT28
- Ophthalmology27
- Orthopaedics34
- Radiology20
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About the NEET PG exam
NEET PG is the single entrance examination for postgraduate medical admission in India. The paper is 180 questions in 3 hours 30 minutes, delivered in five sections of 36 questions with roughly 42 minutes each. Sections lock: once you submit one, you cannot return to it, so pacing matters as much as recall.
Marking is +4 for a correct answer, −1 for a wrong one and 0 for a question left blank, and results are reported as a percentile rather than a raw score. INI-CET, run separately by AIIMS for the INI institutes, uses a different pattern but draws on the same syllabus — which is why the bank serves both.
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