NeetVictory

NEET Previous Year Question Papers (2014 to 2026)

13 full papers from AIPMT 2014 to NEET 2026. Each paper page shows how many questions it had, which chapters it drew on, and a sample of its questions with answers. Sit the full paper in the app to see your score and your All-India rank.

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Every paper under the real marking, with solutions and an All-India rank.

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NEET 202611180Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 202547180Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 2024Q3200Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 2023E1199Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 2022R6200Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 2021P3200Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 2020E1180Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 2019R1180Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 2018ZZ180Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 2017C180Chapter-wise questions and samples
NEET 2016P1180Chapter-wise questions and samples
Re-AIPMT 2015A180Chapter-wise questions and samples
AIPMT 2014P180Chapter-wise questions and samples

How to use them

Previous year papers show how NEET actually asks questions: which chapters come up often, how long the questions are, and how much Biology weighs against Physics and Chemistry. Sit a paper in one go, then look at the chapter-wise counts on its page to see where the marks were.

After a paper, practise the weak chapters one by one in the chapter-wise tests, and measure yourself against other students in the full-length mock tests.

Frequently asked questions

How many years of NEET previous year papers are on NeetVictory?

13 papers, from AIPMT 2014 to NEET 2026, including the Re-AIPMT 2015 paper.

Can I attempt a NEET previous year paper online?

Yes. Open any paper in the NeetVictory app, sit it with the real marking (+4 and −1), and see where you rank among students who sat the same paper. Previous year papers are part of NeetVictory Pro.

How should I use previous year papers for NEET preparation?

Sit a paper in one go under exam timing, check where you lost marks by chapter, then practise those chapters. Start with the most recent papers, because they best reflect the current pattern.