NEET PG Mock Test 2026

NBEMS revised NEET PG for 2026, reducing the paper from 200 questions and 800 marks to 180 questions and 720 marks. It is a computer-based test of 180 single-best-answer multiple-choice questions over 210 minutes, with 4 marks for a correct answer and 1 mark deducted for an incorrect one, and zero for an unattempted question. The paper is administered in five time-bound groups, A to E, of 36 questions and 42 minutes each; a candidate may move freely within the group currently open but cannot return to a group once its time has expired. The official material does not publish a subject-wise question distribution, nor which subjects sit in which group, so the allocation used in this mock across the nineteen MBBS subjects (General Medicine 20, General Surgery 17, Obstetrics and Gynaecology 17, Pathology 13, Pharmacology 13, Anatomy 12, Preventive and Social Medicine 12, Physiology 11, Biochemistry 10, Microbiology 10, Paediatrics 8, Forensic Medicine 7, ENT 6, Ophthalmology 6, Orthopaedics 5, Anaesthesia 4, Dermatology 3, Psychiatry 3, Radiology 3) is a TakeMockTest editorial balance rather than an official weightage. Questions are written to stable, curriculum-level material of the kind found in standard undergraduate textbooks, and deliberately avoid drug dosing and guideline specifics that change between editions. They are examination practice, not clinical guidance. The pattern is marked review-pending because natboard.edu.in cannot be reached from the environment that maintains this catalogue, so the counts, marks and group structure above rest on consistent secondary-source corroboration rather than a directly read information bulletin; secondary sources are themselves not unanimous, with a minority still describing three sections rather than five.