Preparation roadmap
Build a workable NEET plan from your own time horizon, coverage and revision stage
In short
Choose your time horizon, how much of the syllabus you have covered, your revision stage and the areas you already know are weak. The page immediately renders the matching framework: what belongs in your weekly learning, practice, recall and review slots, and how chapters move between queue states.
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Your plan framework
Three 30-day cycles: cover, practise, retrieve.
Days 1–30 — coverage triage
Days 31–60 — practice and error review
Days 61–90 — retrieval
Chapter queue states
Not coveredNOT_COVERED
Never studied in this cycle. Enters the LEARN slot first.
Learned, not stableLEARNED_NOT_STABLE
Understood once but not reliable. Needs a recall pass before more practice.
Practice neededPRACTICE_NEEDED
Theory is stable; accuracy and speed are not. Enters the PRACTISE slot.
Revision readyREVISION_READY
Stable. Enters a spaced REVIEW slot instead of a fresh learning slot.
Weekly loop
LearnLEARN
New chapters from the NOT_COVERED queue, read against NCERT and the official syllabus.
PractisePRACTISE
Question sets on what you learned this week and last week.
RecallRECALL
Closed-book retrieval of definitions, sequences and formulas.
Review errorsREVIEW_ERRORS
Classify each mistake yourself using the five categories below.
CheckpointCHECKPOINT
Move each chapter to its new queue state before planning the next week.
Manual error log — Preparation Intelligence v1.1
Knowledge Gap
The concept was never learned properly.
Recall Gap
You knew it but could not retrieve it in time.
Execution Error
Correct approach, wrong calculation or misread data.
Decision / Selection Error
Wrong choice of method, or a question you should have skipped.
Needs Review
You are not yet sure which of the above it was.
You classify your own mistakes. This is a manual student log, not an automated diagnosis.
Resources this plan uses
Mock tests and the weakness finder are planned future integrations and are not part of this plan yet.
A chapter leaves NOT_COVERED only after a closed-book recall pass, and reaches REVISION_READY only after a timed practice set you would be willing to repeat. Re-classifying a chapter mid-week hides the gap instead of closing it.
A knowledge gap needs relearning; a recall gap needs retrieval practice; an execution error needs slower working; a decision error needs question-selection practice. Treating all four the same way is why revision often stops working.
Mock tests and the weakness finder are planned future integrations. Until they are published, the plan uses the resources that actually exist: the official syllabus, NCERT mapping, the three subject libraries, previous-year papers, answer keys, the score calculator and the official exam dates.
FAQ
Straight answers about how Rank Sarthi fits into serious exam preparation.
No. Rank Sarthi does not publish chapter weightage or predicted question frequency, so the plan is built on official syllabus scope and your own recorded errors instead.
No. You choose the areas yourself. Nothing on this page analyses your performance or produces a profile of you.
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