NEET UG
NEET UG Flashcards From NCERT and Coaching Material
NCERT is the syllabus. Coaching notes cover the rest. Ellie turns both into review-ready decks so you actually retain across the two-year prep window.
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET UG) is the single common entrance for MBBS and BDS admission across India. Nearly two million candidates take it every year for roughly one hundred thousand seats. The National Testing Agency (NTA) sets NCERT class 11 and 12 as the syllabus base — and every serious NEET aspirant knows that NCERT questions verbatim appear on the exam.
Ellie turns NCERT chapters and Allen/Aakash/Physics Wallah coaching material into flashcards that mirror NEET's question style. Physics (25% of questions), chemistry (25%), and biology (50%, split between botany and zoology) each need a different card structure — Ellie's NEET preset handles all three.
Biology — the 50%
Biology is half the exam and where most students score or lose. NCERT class 11 and 12 biology are the primary source; questions are almost entirely factual recall of NCERT lines. Ellie converts NCERT chapters into atomic cards efficiently. Diagrams (heart, plant anatomy, human digestive system) become image-occlusion cards; process descriptions (respiration, photosynthesis) become ordered cloze deletions.
Chemistry — the 25%
Physical chemistry is calculation-heavy. Organic is mechanism-heavy. Inorganic is fact-heavy. Ellie generates cloze deletions for reactions and reagents, Q/A cards for mechanism steps, and image-occlusion cards for organic structures. Inorganic (periodic table trends, coordination compounds) suits mnemonic-style cards.
Physics — the 25%
Physics for NEET is problem-solving under time pressure. Flashcards do not replace practice problems. What they do well: memorize formulas, definitions, and derivation setups. Ellie generates formula cards with cloze deletions ('Faraday's law: EMF = ___'), definition cards, and cards that quiz which formula applies to a given scenario.
Coaching material integration
Most NEET students supplement NCERT with a coaching program (Allen, Aakash, Physics Wallah). Coaching modules are usually PDF-heavy. Paste a module or paste your handwritten class notes; Ellie generates cards drawn from that specific source. Over a two-year prep window, this compounds into 15,000+ cards without any manual writing.
- NCERT class 11 biology chapters
- NCERT class 12 biology chapters
- Allen module PDFs
- Aakash test analysis reports
- Physics Wallah class notes
- Your handwritten revision notes
Frequently asked questions
How many hours per day for NEET prep?
Serious two-year aspirants target 8–10 hours daily during class 12. Ellie reduces revision time by maintaining spaced-repetition intervals automatically — most users spend 60–90 minutes per day on Ellie review and use the rest on new content and practice tests.
Is NCERT enough for NEET?
For biology, largely yes — NEET biology questions overwhelmingly track NCERT. For physics and chemistry, NCERT is the base but coaching material or additional problem-solving is needed for the harder problems.
How is Ellie different from Physics Wallah's app?
Physics Wallah is a full coaching platform — video lectures, live classes, test series. Ellie is a spaced-repetition and flashcard layer that sits on top of whichever coaching program you use. They complement rather than compete.
Does Ellie work in Hindi?
Card generation works in English. If your notes or NCERT chapters are in Hindi, generated cards preserve Hindi where possible. Language toggling within a deck is supported.
Can I share decks with my coaching batch?
Yes. Publish to your profile and share the link. Batch-mates can subscribe. Updates you make (post-test corrections, notes from doubt-clearing sessions) propagate to subscribers.
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