NEET 2027 plan for droppers, week by week

By PrepBrix · Published 28 Sep 2026 · Weeks dated from 28 Sep 2026

If you are taking a year for NEET 2027, this is one list to follow from this week to the exam. Every week has a date and a job. New lessons come three weeks at a time, then a catch-up week, so falling behind is planned for rather than a reason to start again. The last weeks are revision and timed past papers. It makes no promise about marks or ranks.

When is NEET 2027?

How the plan works

• 30 weeks, Monday to Sunday. 18 weeks bring new lessons: 538 Class 11 and Class 12 lessons on PrepBrix (Physics 261, Chemistry 170, Biology 107), each subject in NCERT chapter order, Class 11 first, the three subjects side by side. That is about 30 short lessons in a new-lesson week, around 5 a day over six days.
• Every 4th week is a catch-up week (6 in all): no new lessons, finish what you missed, then past NEET questions and one timed test.
• The last 6 weeks are revision and timed papers: no new lessons, a timed paper every other day, and daily revision of what you got wrong.
• Every lesson has MCQs that explain each wrong option, and past NEET questions where a paper asked about the topic. Wrong answers go into your revision list and come back after 1, 3 and 7 days.

The pace is a suggestion. If your coaching or school order differs, follow it and use the weeks for the dates, catch-ups and revision. A tick means you opened a lesson in this browser (no login), not that you have mastered it.

Missed a week? Do this

1. Don't restart the plan and don't push every date back. Open this week's list and do it.
2. Put the missed lessons into the next catch-up week. That is what it is for.
3. Missed more than one catch-up week can hold? For each missed lesson, do only its MCQs and past NEET questions, and skip rereading. What you get wrong comes back in revision.
4. Missed a catch-up week too? The revision weeks at the end are the last buffer. Protect them: they are where timed papers happen.

The weeks

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