What's new at Recallab

• New: Drill. Practise chapter by chapter in every subject, with your progress and your score for each. Free on every plan.
• Keep a private note on any question, right under the explanation, with or without a memory card. It comes back when the question does.
• Memory cards now show the Common trap in its own box, apart from your own note.
• 100 new questions added — the bank now holds 14,209.

New on the blog

• Neurology localisation for NEET PG: six pictures and the question to ask first: where?Six NEET PG neurology localisation questions with worked answers: the pons, the medulla, the cerebellum, the dorsal columns, a spinal cord cavity and…Read the post →

New questions in the bank.

• 100 new questions added — the bank now holds 14,109.

New on the blog

• Acid-base and electrolytes for NEET PG: six lab pictures and the number to read firstSix NEET PG acid-base and electrolyte questions with worked answers: an anion gap, a blood gas sampling site, two low-sodium puzzles and two…Read the post →

New questions in the bank.

• 400 new questions added — the bank now holds 14,009.

New on the blog

• Antenatal care for NEET PG: six pictures from the booking visit to the growth scanSix NEET PG antenatal care questions with worked answers: lying flat at term, a seat belt, hearing the fetal heart, a fundal height, movement charts…Read the post →

• The Android app now shows a quick card to rate us on Google Play.

New questions in the bank.

• 400 new questions added — the bank now holds 13,609.

New on the blog

• Dermatology for NEET PG: six skin pictures and the one thing to look at firstSix NEET PG dermatology questions with worked answers: a fingernail, a blister, a mole with a halo, cracked shins, a fungal scraping and a severe…Read the post →

• Phones and the apps now open in light mode; you can still choose dark.
• The Today number counts down as you answer, with no refresh needed.
• On phones, Blog is in the bottom bar, and Profile is a person icon at the top.
• A clearer "Your mistake pattern this week" card on the home page.
• A swipe hint on Next: swipe left for the next question.
• A redesigned blog, with subject filters, that knows you're signed in.
• A tidier Plans page that always shows the plan you really have.
• Your favourite apps keep their own colours.
• A plan you've paid for can never be lowered by an access code or grant.

New questions in the bank.

• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 13,209.

New on the blog

• Fractures and radiographs for NEET PG: six questions and the line to find firstSix NEET PG orthopaedic fracture and radiograph questions with worked answers: the distal radius, the proximal humerus, the femoral neck, the axis…Read the post →

• Recallab 2.0 for Android is out on Google Play, and you can buy your plan inside the app.
• Professor's take now uses clear formatting, with bold key terms, italics and headings, so the main point stands out.
• Memory cards now use the question's key fact when there's no Remember line, so far more questions give you a useful card.

New questions in the bank.

• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 13,008.

New on the blog

• Surgical instruments and procedures for NEET PG: six tools you can name from their shapeSix NEET PG surgical instrument and procedure questions with worked answers: a uterine evacuation tray, a liver retractor, a bile duct drain, an…Read the post →

• New learners now go straight to their first question, on a clearer first screen.
• Twelve figures redrawn and over twenty explanations improved after our daily expert review, including one corrected answer.

New questions in the bank.

• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 12,808.

New on the blog

• Anatomy cross-sections for NEET PG: six sections and the one thing to find firstSix NEET PG anatomy cross-section questions with worked answers: the arm, the wrist, the lumbar fascia, the peritoneum, the neck's fascial spaces and…Read the post →

• Due Today: a question you get wrong now comes back tomorrow, not the same day, so today's list really finishes.
• Figure and wording corrections from our daily expert review of live questions.

New questions in the bank.

• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 12,607.

New on the blog

• Eye and ENT spotters for NEET PG: fundus, lens, eardrum, tuning fork and larynxSix NEET PG ophthalmology and ENT spotters with worked answers: retinopathy of prematurity, a diabetic fundus, lens opacities, the eardrum, tuning…Read the post →

• Choose whether you get news and announcements by email: a switch in Profile, and an Unsubscribe link in every such email.
• On iPhone, Add to calendar on the Grand Test now opens your calendar, with a reminder 30 minutes before.
• Spot Diagnosis is now part of Pro Learner. Everyone has it free until 1 January.
• Links from our Telegram channel now open the question on Recallab, ready to answer with a free account.

• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 12,407.

New on the blog

• Next best step: how to answer NEET PG management questionsHow to answer NEET PG "next best step" management questions: four checks before you choose, six worked clinical questions from six subjects, and the…Read the post →

• Star your favourite apps and they sit at the top of the Apps page.
• A new Mistake notebook keeps the questions you got wrong in one place.
• Report a problem with any question, follow your reports, and see every fix in the Corrections log.
• Tap 'I'm sure' or 'I'm guessing' in one go.
• Due Today brings back questions you were sure of but got wrong, adds your mock misses, and says why each one is back.
• Streaks now earn rest days, and show your best when you restart.
• Daily plan steps now tick off as you do them, and the plan reads clearly on a phone.
• Mock exams on phones have a slim timer, a Skip button and a question grid that slides up, and the result is easy to read.
• The Weakness map, Search, Profile, home and the Mentor all read better on a phone.
• Recallab works better with screen readers and keyboards.

• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 12,207.

New on the blog

• National health programmes for NEET PG: six worked questions from India's field practiceSix NEET PG community medicine questions on India's national programmes, with worked answers: NTEP testing, birth-dose immunisation, the cold chain…Read the post →

• Recallab now opens faster.
• Screens fit better on small phones, and long pop-ups now scroll.
• The iPhone app has reached stage 2, the last step before release.

• 240 new questions added — the bank now holds 12,007.

New on the blog

• High impact topics for NEET PG: five to master first, and how to screen themWhat makes a topic high impact for NEET PG preparation, five worked questions from five of them, and how to practise one topic at a time in…Read the post →

• Make your own topic from the key terms you choose, and find it under My topics beside End quiz.
• Swipe to the next question, or press and hold to cross out an option or bookmark the question. A floating Next button stays within reach.
• Mock exams move on as soon as you pick an answer, and a paper you come back to opens at your first unanswered question.
• On phones, the bar at the bottom now reads Home · Apps · Today · Profile.
• New learners get a Your first week card that shows where to start.
• The Weakness map has a new Memory tab.
• Text is never smaller than 12px, the Sure / Think so / Guess buttons are bigger on phones, and pop-ups match the app.
• Recallab apps for Android and iPhone are being prepared, so you'll soon be able to practise from your phone's app store.

New questions in the bank.

• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 11,767.

New on the blog

• Microbiology and pathology spotters for NEET PG: six slides and where to look firstSix NEET PG microbiology and pathology spotters with worked answers: a Gram film of CSF, the germ tube test, stool cysts, the blood film after…Read the post →

• Nutrition questions now use ICMR-NIN's 2020 reference adults, 65 kg for men and 55 kg for women, and the explanation says what changed from the older 60 and 50 kg.
• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 11,567.

New on the blog

• Physiology graphs for NEET PG: six curves and what each one is really askingSix NEET PG physiology graph questions with worked answers: the oxygen dissociation curve, lung compliance, the lung and chest wall, the…Read the post →

• Set up your own Daily plan, and it guides each day's practice from the Apps page.
• Rating how sure you are is now optional. Skip it and just answer.
• Invite a friend with your own link, and they join as a founding member too.
• Every app now shows the explanation in the same frame, with a clear right-or-wrong mark.
• A question opened on its own now has a Next question button.

A quieter exam room, and current semen analysis values.

• Semen analysis now follows WHO's 2021 reference limits, and the explanation says what changed from the older numbers you may have learnt.
• Mock exams have their own quiet exam room, and your result sheet comes back in full colour.
• Add Recallab to your home screen and it opens like an app.
• You can delete your account, and everything in it, from your profile.
• 207 new questions added — the bank now holds 11,368.

New on the blog

• How to review a wrong answer: a five-step routine for NEET PG practiceA five-step routine for reviewing wrong answers in NEET PG practice, worked on three real questions: a misread question, a fact turned the wrong way…Read the post →

The High yield screener, a new look, and clearer packages.

• The Quiz is now the High yield screener, with a High impact questions mode and a new look that Spot Diagnosis shares.
• A fresh look across the site, and the blog now carries the app's menu and picture thumbnails.
• The plans page is redesigned, each package in its own colour, with a new Custom Pro for anything the packages do not cover.
• 201 new questions added — the bank now holds 11,161.

New on the blog

• Pharmacology graphs for NEET PG: six curves and the one question to ask of eachSix NEET PG pharmacology graph questions with worked answers: an antagonist's shift, spare receptors, the certain safety factor, zero- and…Read the post →

• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 10,960.

New on the blog

• Forensic medicine spotters for NEET PG: wounds, weapons and time since deathEight NEET PG forensic medicine spotters with worked answers: defence wounds, a chop wound, the age of a wound, gunshot entry, exit and range, skull…Read the post →

An archive for your memory cards.

• Memory cards now have an archive: a card you clear from your wall is kept, not lost — restore it whenever you like, or undo straight away if you tapped it by mistake.
• 225 new questions added — the bank now holds 10,760.

New on the blog

• ECG questions in NEET PG: six strips you can read in thirty secondsSix NEET PG ECG questions with worked answers: a child's tachycardia, a pause after atrial fibrillation, long and short QT, left ventricular…Read the post →

New questions in the bank, and a new post on the blog.

• 488 new questions added — the bank now holds 10,535.

New on the blog

• Biostatistics without fear: six NEET PG chart questions you can answer in a minuteSix NEET PG biostatistics and epidemiology questions built on charts and tables: an outbreak curve, time trends, skewed data, a case-control table…Read the post →

New questions in the bank.

• 948 new questions added — the bank now holds 10,047.

New on the blog

• Read the figure first: ten NEET PG image questions and what to look at in eachTen illustrated NEET PG image-based questions: a heart-sound trace, a V/Q scan, slit-lamp views, immunostains and more, with what to look at first…Read the post →

Easier-to-read questions, and confidence ratings only where they count.

• Each question now shows its key sentence in bold, so you can see at a glance what is being asked.
• The study apps no longer stop you to rate your confidence — it is optional there, and the Quiz asks for it on about one question in four.

New on the blog

• NEET PG question types: recognise the task before you choose the answerHow to recognise clinical, image, management and data questions in NEET PG, with four illustrated example MCQs and practical…Read the post →

New questions in the bank.

• 437 new questions added — the bank now holds 9,099.

New on the blog

• Meet MentorQs: the MCQs that talk backMeet MentorQs: MCQs with an AI Tutor and Professor’s take. Ten practical ways to clarify doubts, review answers and build a daily NEET PG learning…Read the post →

Full Access for everyone until January.

• Full Access is free for every confirmed account until 1 January 2027 — every question and every study report, with no card.
• Try a real question straight from the home page, before you sign in.
• From 1 January 2027 a new account gets seven days of Pro Learner free.
• The questions now have a name of their own: MentorQs.
• 326 new questions added — the bank now holds 8,662.

New on the blog

• How many MCQs should you solve before NEET PG or INI-CET?Plan around question quality, curriculum coverage, guessed answers, explanations and spaced revision.Read the post →

Five new Pro Learner study reports.

• Weekly journal: each week of your practice as a short report — accuracy, how it compares with the week before, and where the marks went.
• Mock analysis: every mock paper you have sat, read together — which subjects cost you marks and how your pace held up.
• Revision plan: set your own exam date and get a daily plan that shifts from building to revising to sharpening as the date comes closer.
• Pro Dashboard: up to five suggestions for what to study next, each linked to the evidence behind it.
• Pro Learner Insights: a short written review of each finished week, in plain words — every figure in it comes from your own results.
• New accounts get Premium free for their first 24 hours once the email address is confirmed.
• 200 new questions added — the bank now holds 8,336.

New on the blog

• Why illustrated MCQs belong in your NEET PG preparationHow illustrated NEET PG MCQs and image-based questions help: zoomed details, anatomy maps and comparison tables that support understanding, recall…Read the post →