NEET is one paper in May with three subjects and a syllabus that is almost entirely NCERT, and the students who do well are the ones who have read every line of it more than once. CapCompass plans exactly that: every NEET chapter across the months you really have, revision rounds reserved before May instead of hoped for, and the plan built into the hours left after school and coaching. It is free, it needs no account, and it carries 1,472 real NEET past-year questions with worked solutions so the practice is a block on the plan, not a separate app.
The plan is built against the NEET date, and it re-checks every week whether the syllabus still fits the days left. When it stops fitting, the plan trims to the highest-scoring version that does, names what it parked and says how many extra hours a day would bring it back.
NEET's marks are half Biology, and the plan's chapter weights say so: the months, the revision rounds and the practice blocks follow each chapter's share of the paper, not a flat one-chapter-one-slot grid.
A Class 11 student's Class 11 chapters are scheduled to finish before their own Class 11 exams. A Class 12 student gets the Class 11 backlog woven in beside the Class 12 syllabus instead of parked for a revision phase that never arrives.
1,472 real NEET past-year questions, chapter-wise, with worked solutions. A practice block on the plan opens the drill for that chapter, and what you get wrong is what the chapter's revision starts from.
The last months before May are reserved for revision and mock tests on a rising ladder. The NEET revision planner page shows that phase in detail.
The built-in AI mentor reads your chapters, your dates, your mock scores and your pace, in English, Hindi, Tamil or Telugu. It can change the pace or rebuild the week from the conversation, and it answers a Biology doubt from a photo of the question.
No account and no password. The plan lives in your browser, installs as an app, works offline, and Google Drive backup is optional.
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