Step 01 · Map
15,443
Past-question records mapped
Each record is linked to one of 1,619 topics.
4,143 NEET-PG · 4,715 INI-CET · 6,585 FMGE
Evidence-led revision for Medical PG
Not every topic matters equally in
Past questions show a clear pattern: some topics are tested far more often than others. NeuroFlip ranks them by what each exam has actually tested, so you know where to start.
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How NeuroFlip decides what you should revise first.
We map past exam questions to 1,619 topics, rank those topics for each exam, and turn that order into 10 clear revision milestones.
Step 02 · Rank
1,619
Topics ranked
Topics with more support from past questions come first.
Helps you prioritize. Does not predict the next exam.
Step 03 · Milestones
10
Ranked topics become 10 milestones
Each milestone adds another 10% of what past questions have tested. For NEET-PG, M7 has 452 topics and M10 has all 1,162 topics found in the current past-question data.
Past-question coverageM1 · 10%M5 · HalfwayM10 · 100%
FMGE has its own 10-milestone path built only from FMGE past-question data. It is not mixed with NEET-PG or INI-CET.
Start with the topics past questions have tested most.
Each exam has a different pattern. Pick your exam to see how many topics you need at each milestone.
Topics needed at each milestoneNEET-PG · 10 milestones · total topics so far
Fewer topicsMore topics
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You know you need to revise, but you are not sure what to do first. NeuroFlip turns a huge syllabus into a clear next step.
Syllabus feels too bigToo many “high-yield” listsNot sure what to revise next
You’re worried you won’t finish the syllabus in time.
Different “high-yield” lists tell you different things.
Your GT scores are low or stuck.
You sit down to revise but still don’t know where to start.
Everything feels important, so your revision list keeps growing.
You spend more time planning than revising.
You’ve studied a lot, but you still forget what you learned.
The exam is close, and you need a plan you can actually finish.
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What learners say about NeuroFlip.
Feedback from NeuroFlip users preparing for NEET-PG and FMGE.
Dr. Ayan AgrawalAIR 132
“NeuroFlip transformed my study approach. Active recall and spaced repetition helped me master key topics. The flashcards were precise, covering everything essential for NEET PG success.”
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Dr. Pratha GuptaNEET 500
“Managing multiple resources was tough until I found NeuroFlip. It simplified revision, keeping everything structured. The interactive format kept me engaged and improved my retention.”
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“Cramming was stressful, but NeuroFlip changed that. The strategic approach strengthened weak areas, boosting my confidence before the fmge exam. It is must for every FMGE aspirants.”
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These testimonials come from learner feedback already published by NeuroFlip.
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Start with one clear target, not the whole syllabus. NeuroFlip uses past questions to build 10 milestones, so you know what to revise next.
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Frequently asked questions.
Simple answers about Previous Year Topics (PYTs), milestones, and how NeuroFlip uses past exam questions.
What is a PYT?
PYT means Previous Year Topic. It is a topic connected to past exam questions. NeuroFlip uses that past-question history to help decide what you should revise first.
How does NeuroFlip decide what I should revise first?
We map past exam questions to 1,619 Medical-PG topics. For each exam, topics with more support from past questions come first. Then we group them into 10 milestones.
Are the NEET-PG, INI-CET and FMGE rankings the same?
No. NEET-PG, INI-CET, and FMGE each use their own past-question data, so the topic order can change from one exam to another.
How were the FMGE milestones calculated?
FMGE uses 6,585 mapped past-question records across 1,240 topics. NeuroFlip ranks those topics using FMGE data only, while making sure all 19 subjects are represented from Milestone 1. Each milestone adds another 10% of what past FMGE questions have tested.
What does a milestone percentage mean?
It shows how much of what past questions have tested is covered by the topics in that milestone. It does not mean a topic has the same chance of appearing in the next exam.
Does completing the final milestone mean I have finished the full syllabus?
No. Milestone 10 covers all topics found in the past-question data for that exam. The full Medical-PG syllabus has 1,619 topics, including topics not seen in that exam’s current past-question data.
What if I forget a Topic after completing a milestone?
Completing a milestone means you finished that set once. If a topic becomes due again, feels weak, or you miss it, it can return for review.
Does NeuroFlip replace notes, videos or GTs?
No. NeuroFlip helps you decide what to revise first and what to review next. Keep using your main notes, question practice, and GTs for full exam prep.