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7 Published NEET Test Series for 2027: Fees, Formats and Feedback Features

Compare seven published NEET 2027 test series from NEETprep, eSaral, Career Point, MathonGo Quizrr, Motion Education, Narayana and Vedantu by fees, formats, full-paper counts and stated feedback features.

7 Published NEET Test Series for 2027: Fees, Formats and Feedback Features

Hello NEET aspirants! I am Runal Naik, an Education Research Writer at AcademyCheck.

A useful NEET mock should contain relevant questions, correct answers and explanations that help you fix mistakes. The products below are published 2027 options with identifiable formats and fees where available. Their descriptions establish what is included; they do not by themselves establish an independent ranking of paper quality.

How to read this comparison: The numbered sections are navigation labels, not a quality ranking. These are comparative editorial assessments of the current paper access, explanation and feedback evidence in this article, not user-review averages or outcome guarantees. Request a current sample paper and report before paying.

Published NEET 2027 test-series options

  • NEETprep: ₹899 printed HYTS with 20 full-length papers, or ₹4,498 CBT Jumbo plans with 149-156 tests.

  • eSaral: published 2027 Brahmastra series with 200 tests and a 20-page diagnostic report.

  • Career Point: 2027 CBT plans at ₹2,499 for Class 12 and ₹2,999 for repeaters.

  • MathonGo Quizrr: 16 part tests, 15 full tests and extensive chapter/PYQ practice.

  • Motion Education: ₹1,599 printed home series or ₹999 online AITS.

  • Narayana: ₹3,999 NAITS with 63+ tests and a published revision path.

  • Vedantu: ₹1,949 test-only Eklavya plan with 59 main tests.

1. NEETprep

Fee comparison: Read the NEET mock-test fees comparison on AcademyCheck for a like-for-like view of products and paper counts.

NEETprep publishes several NEET 2027 testing products. The HYTS home book costs ₹899 and includes 10 Level I plus 10 Level II full-syllabus papers, 25 OMR sheets and video/audio solutions. Its online Jumbo CBT series is currently listed at ₹4,498, with 156 tests for freshers or 149 for droppers.

  • Published features: A ₹899 printed full-paper format and a separate ₹4,498 CBT route; compare them as different products.

  • Provider disclosure: HYTS lists two difficulty levels and solution access. The CBT description mentions NCERT-focused practice and tracking. Use one sample paper and its solution to judge question quality before purchase.

  • Student fit: choose HYTS for full-paper discipline on a budget; choose Jumbo only if you will use the chapter and diagnostic volume.

2. eSaral

Fee comparison: Read the NEET mock-test fees comparison on AcademyCheck for a like-for-like view of products and paper counts.

eSaral's published NEET 2027 Brahmastra dropper series describes 200 tests and 20,475+ questions. Its mix includes unit, quarter, half, all-India open, chapter-wise, speed, accuracy, tough, subject-wise, practice and rank-booster tests. The platform describes a 20-page report, wrong/skipped-question practice and an improvement action plan.

  • Published features: eSaral describes a 20-page report and practice based on wrong and skipped questions. The actual report and resulting practice should be inspected before describing it as better feedback.

  • Provider disclosure: The programme includes several test categories. Their names do not establish that the questions expose different weaknesses or avoid repetition.

  • Fee check: the full Brahmastra description is public, but its final price was not displayed on the open page. eSaral's separate chapter-wise 2027 series is listed at ₹1,499; confirm the Brahmastra checkout amount before paying.

3. Career Point

Fee comparison: Read the NEET mock-test fees comparison on AcademyCheck for a like-for-like view of products and paper counts.

Career Point publicly lists its NEET 2027 online CBT series at ₹2,499 for Class 12 and ₹2,999 for Class 12 pass/repeaters. It also lists a ₹2,999 postal series and ₹4,999 centre-based AITS. The products move from unit and revision tests to part and full-syllabus majors with solutions and performance analysis.

  • Published features: Career Point lists current online, postal and centre options separately from full coaching courses.

  • Sample inspected on 4 October 2026: The NEET OTS sample linked from the 2027 product page is coded DTS/26/DTS-56(MJ-8)/PCB. It contains 180 compulsory questions with a three-hour, 720-mark format. Independent calculations for Physics Q1 and Q2 agree with keyed option 2: Q1 gives 0.5 seconds and Q2 gives −mgR/4. The Biology solution section gives answer keys only for Q91–111; Q112 adds a short explanation. This is useful evidence about this sample’s format and uneven explanation depth, not a validation of every question or the entire 2027 series.

  • Student fit: suitable for students who want a scheduled progression and a lower current fee than most centre-based national series.

4. MathonGo Quizrr

Fee comparison: Read the NEET mock-test fees comparison on AcademyCheck for a like-for-like view of products and paper counts.

Quizrr publishes a NEET 2027 CBT series with 16 part tests, 15 full tests, 459 chapter tests, 348 NEET PYQ chapter tests, 263 AIIMS/JIPMER PYQ chapter tests and 39 NEET previous papers as mocks. Its platform advertises a 15-page analysis, mistake review and revision notebook.

  • Published features: Quizrr separates 15 full tests from 16 part tests and chapter/PYQ practice.

  • Provider disclosure: Quizrr describes time analysis, mistake review and repeat revision tools. Inspect the actual report to judge whether it explains the errors you need to fix.

  • Fee check: the current product is public, but the final payable fee is shown during the join flow. Verify the selected class/dropper checkout total.

5. Motion Education

Fee comparison: Read the NEET mock-test fees comparison on AcademyCheck for a like-for-like view of products and paper counts.

Motion's NEET Home Test Series costs ₹1,599 for 22 printed papers: eight minor, four semi-major, three Class 11 full-syllabus and seven complete-NEET papers. QR codes provide text-solution PDFs. Motion also publishes an online 2027 AITS at ₹999 with 17 tests for Class 12/pass students.

  • Published features: Motion lists a printed home package and a separate online AITS at different prices.

  • Provider disclosure: The printed package includes a planner and OMR-style practice. A predicted rank is different from a live, supervised comparison pool.

  • Student fit: good for students who prefer paper practice and will review text solutions independently.

See the Motion Education Kota profile and compare current NEET courses and test series on AcademyCheck.

6. Narayana

Fee comparison: Read the NEET mock-test fees comparison on AcademyCheck for a like-for-like view of products and paper counts.

Narayana’s NAITS lists ₹3,999 and more than 63 tests for Class 12/pass students in online/offline modes. The current table places more than 17 full-syllabus Grand Test NEET papers in phase 1 and more than 25 in phase 2, which is labelled as starting 7 February. Use the dated calendar for individual test dates rather than assuming all grand tests start in March.

  • Published features: Narayana lists a current standalone product, public price and phased programme with AIR and analytics.

  • Provider disclosure: The phase table describes the testing schedule. A current solved paper is still needed to assess its questions and explanations.

  • Student fit: suitable for students who want scheduled national testing without a lecture bundle.

See the Narayana Guwahati profile on AcademyCheck.

7. Vedantu

Fee comparison: Read the NEET mock-test fees comparison on AcademyCheck for a like-for-like view of products and paper counts.

Vedantu's Eklavya NEET AITS 2.0 2027 lists ₹1,949 for Test Series Only; the ₹1,999 plan adds HWT tests and mentorship. The selected product lists 59 main tests: 12 part, four cumulative and 43 full-syllabus, plus 85 PYQ tests.

  • Published features: The selected Vedantu product lists its own current price and test breakdown. Use that selected product rather than merging totals from other Vedantu pages.

  • Provider disclosure: Use the selected plan’s written inclusions and inspect its actual analysis demonstration.

  • Student fit: useful for home CBT practice when you do not need a larger teaching package.

See the Vedantu online coaching profile on AcademyCheck.

Free and paid NEET mock-test choices

  • Free paper - ₹0: The Career Point NEET OTS sample-paper evidence is publicly accessible. It is a complete PCB sample carrying a 2026 paper code, not free access to the full paid 2027 series. Use it to inspect format and solution depth before choosing a plan.

  • Under ₹1,000: NEETprep HYTS is ₹899 and Motion online AITS is ₹999.

  • ₹1,000-₹3,000: Motion home series is ₹1,599, Vedantu test-only is ₹1,949, and Career Point online is ₹2,499-₹2,999.

  • Above ₹3,000: Narayana is ₹3,999 and NEETprep Jumbo CBT is ₹4,498. Check whether the extra test volume matches your available review time.

  • Checkout price: Quizrr and the full eSaral Brahmastra plan require a final price check in the selected join flow.

How to test mock quality before buying

  • Solve one Physics numerical, one Chemistry reasoning item and three NCERT-based Biology questions from a sample.

  • Check whether the solution explains why wrong choices are tempting, not only which option is correct.

  • Ask to see an anonymised report showing accuracy, time use and weak chapters.

  • Separate complete-NEET papers from Class 11 full tests, part tests and chapter quizzes.

  • Confirm whether missed or late attempts receive AIR or only a predicted rank.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the cheapest full-paper option here?

NEETprep's ₹899 HYTS book contains 20 full-length papers. It is printed home practice, not a live proctored national test.

Which option is best for detailed digital analysis?

eSaral and Quizrr describe detailed digital reports. A feature list alone does not show which report is better for you; inspect a sample for question-level reasons, time spent and a clear correction task.

Does a higher test count mean better quality?

No. Count full NEET papers separately and choose only the volume you can review properly.

Why include specialist test providers?

A smaller provider can publish a relevant test series with a clear format and fee. Apply the same paper, solution and report checks to every provider; brand size alone does not establish quality.

Does an answer-key PDF prove that the solutions are detailed?

No. Check several questions across Physics, Chemistry and Biology. A file may give a correct option without explaining the reasoning or why the other options are wrong; that distinction matters when you need help correcting mistakes.

How to use this comparison

Use the same checks in each provider section: paper scope, pattern fit, solution depth, analysis, access terms and student fit. Inspect a current sample and report before paying, then match the product to your exam stage.

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Compare the exact product: NEETprep and Motion offer printed practice, while Career Point, Quizrr, eSaral, Narayana and Vedantu publish digital or scheduled options. Fees, test counts and analytics labels help identify what you buy. An independent paper-quality ranking still requires comparable checks of actual questions and solutions.

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Runal Naik
Education Research Writer, AcademyCheck

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Runal Naik is an Education Research Writer at AcademyCheck with degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Economics, and Law. He works as a Consultant at Deloitte and previously worked at Morningstar. He has also prepared for competitive examinations including UPSC and CDS, and reached the final interview stage of the SEBI. At AcademyCheck, he applies his research and analytical experience to create reliable, student-focused education content.