NEET 2026 question paper · 3 May

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3 May 2026 paper · 177 questions across Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Rankify presents the set in its own CBT practice interface. Source-matched human sign-off against the exact booklet is still in progress.

NEET paper at a glance

177Questions
200 minTime
+4 / −1Marking
Physics · Chemistry · BiologySections

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    Dashboard → Mistakes

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    • 7 error types: silly, calculation, time pressure, concept gap, misread, forgot formula, no revision
    • Marks-lost tally per type, with severity strips
    • One tap from a mistake back to the full solution

  2. Deep Analysis

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    A full forensic pass over one attempt — or all of them. Subject radars, knowledge trees, sankey flows and weak-topic bars, built on your answers, time and skips.

    • 25+ chart components, including a subject Sankey and knowledge tree
    • Marks gained vs lost, difficulty and question-type splits
    • Per-attempt view and an all-tests overall view

  3. Journey Timeline

    Analysis → Journey Timeline

    Replay the attempt question by question. See which order you attacked the paper in, where you backtracked, and exactly how long each question held you.

    • Question-by-question path through the whole paper
    • Backtracking and revision visits surfaced
    • Time-on-question for every item

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    The long view. Weekly trend, score distribution, a marks waterfall and consistency — so improvement is something you can point at, not just feel.

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    • Weekly change, consistency and best-score cards
    • Time efficiency and activity summary

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Question 1 of 6NEET 2025 · Physics Q3

A pipe open at both ends has a fundamental frequency f in air. The pipe is now dipped vertically in a water drum to half of its length. The fundamental frequency of the air column is now equal to:

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  1. 1

    Start the paper

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  2. 2

    Answer under the clock

    Save an answer, skip a hard one, or mark it for review. The palette always shows where you stand.

  3. 3

    Turn the result into the next plan

    Score, subject splits and the questions that cost you marks point straight at what to revise next.

On screen during the paper

Every control you'll use on exam day

The clock is always visible

Know how much time you have left and learn when to move on before one question eats a whole section.

Jump to any question

Every question's state — answered, skipped, visited, marked — is one tap away on the palette.

Don't get stuck

Flag a hard question, take the easy marks first, then come back with the time you have left.

See what to fix next

Subject score, accuracy and time per question point to the topics your next revision block should cover.

Why real papers

2026 becomes useful when you treat it as one complete attempt

The 3 May paper gives you a fixed 177-question workload. A timed attempt shows whether your subject order, skip decisions and final review still hold together when the clock keeps moving.

This recent paper is close enough to current preparation to make its pacing pattern especially useful. Take it without pauses, then use the saved result to decide the next revision block.

Rankify's question palette keeps the full 2026 paper visible. You can distinguish untouched questions from answered ones, mark uncertain answers for review, and return without losing your place.

After you submit

See exactly where your marks went

Every finished paper becomes a dashboard: percentile, subject splits, mistake reasons, pacing and a topic-level money-loss tree. This is the part most test series skip — and it is the whole point of taking the test.

Percentile gauge

Live
LowAvgGoodTop96.4%Percentile

Where you land among everyone who took the same paper.

Subject-wise marks

+4 / −1
Physics120 / 180
✓ 32✗ 8— 571% acc
Chemistry148 / 180
✓ 38✗ 4— 384% acc
Botany161 / 180
✓ 41✗ 3— 191% acc
Zoology138 / 180
✓ 36✗ 6— 380% acc
Correct Wrong Not attempted

Mistakes radar

Why
SillyCalc ErrorTimeConcept GapMisreadFormulaRevision

Every wrong answer tagged with the reason it was wrong.

Activity heatmap

52 wks
MTWTFSS
LessMore

Consistency is the whole game. See every test day at a glance.

Time per question

Pacing
020s40s60s80sQuestion 1 → 10

Spent 70s on Q3 and still got it wrong? That is a pacing fix, not a knowledge gap.

Knowledge tree

Deep Analysis
Physics−44Mech.−18Modern−10Rot.−12Optics−6Thermo−4Atoms−10

Marks lost, drilled down from subject → chapter → topic.

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Give the 3 May paper one uninterrupted attempt

Choose a quiet block, keep rough paper nearby, and let the timer run from the first of 177 questions to submission. Use Mark for Review when confidence is low instead of checking a solution.

After submission, separate wrong answers from unanswered questions. Record the chapters that caused repeated misses and the point where your pace changed, then retake only after revising those specific gaps.

Use the 2026 result to choose the next revision block

A total score tells you how the attempt ended, but answer review shows what to correct. Look for repeated chapter misses, correct answers that consumed too much time, and questions you never reached.

Rankify saves the attempt and provides score and answer review. Deeper analysis depends on the current plan and available analysis access, so this page promises only the tools the account can use.

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NEET mock test FAQ

Is the NEET 2026 question paper available on Rankify?

Yes. The 3 May paper is in Rankify's free two-year window. Create an account or sign in and Rankify returns you to the exact paper.

How many questions are in Rankify's 2026 paper?

Rankify's 3 May 2026 practice set contains 177 questions across Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Has Rankify source-matched every question in the 3 May 2026 set?

Not yet. The 177-question set is available for practice, but source-matched human sign-off against the exact booklet is still in progress. Rankify does not present the set as source-verified.

Was the 2026 paper conducted as a computer-based test?

Rankify presents the paper in its own CBT practice interface for pacing and navigation rehearsal. The page does not claim that the original 2026 examination used Rankify's interface or was computer-based.

What happens after I finish the 2026 paper?

Rankify saves the attempt and shows the score and answer review. Deeper analysis and correction tools depend on the student's current plan and analysis access.

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