AMBOSS Grand Tests are full-length, timed simulations of the NEET PG exam, built to match the exam's evolving format and pressure.
What is a Grand Test?
Each Grand Test has 180 questions across 5 blocks, mirroring the 2026 NEET PG format, with the latest-style questions spanning all 19 subjects. You can complete all 5 blocks in one sitting or split them across the two-day testing window.
What you get from each GT
National rank prediction: Your score is benchmarked against real NEET PG data and not just the pool of students who took this particular mock. Thus, your rank range reflects where you'd actually stand nationally if this GT were the real NEET PG exam.
Detailed analysis report: A breakdown of your subject- and topic-wise gaps with clear actions of what to read and questions to practise will be sent to you within 2 days of the GT submission deadline.
How to take a Grand Test
You'll get an email from us in the morning when a Grand Test window opens.
Grand Tests run on desktop web only — log in to the AMBOSS web platform in your browser to open the test. This replicates real exam conditions and keeps your session stable.
Within two days of the GT submission deadline, you will get a detailed analysis report via email.
Grand Test Schedule (July – August 2026)
We host a Grand Test once every two weekends. The test will remain open on Saturday and Sunday; you should complete it by the end of the day on Sunday (11:59 pm IST) to get your score report.
Grand Test 1: July 11th – July 12th
Grand Test 2: July 25th – July 26th
Grand Test 3: August 8th – August 9th
Grand Test 4: August 22nd – August 23rd
💡 Pro tip: Log in a day before your test to confirm your account is active and your dashboard looks right — don't discover a login issue when the clock's already running.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How is the predicted rank different from a normal mock-test rank?
Your rank is benchmarked and modeled against real NEET PG data, not just the pool of students who took this particular test with you, giving you a closer estimate of how you would rank if today’s exam was the real NEET PG.
Do I have to complete all 5 blocks in one sitting?
No, you can spread the 5 blocks across the two-day test window. However, once you start a block, it cannot be paused. We recommend completing all 5 blocks in one 3-hour 30-minute sitting, as expected in the real NEET PG exam.
Can I review the test after I submit it?
Your detailed report with score breakdown, rank prediction, topic-wise gaps, and recommended articles arrives by email within 2 days of the GT submission deadline. Use that window to go back through your answers section by section on your own, so the material's still fresh when the full analysis lands.
Can I take a Grand Test late if I miss the deadline?
You need to submit before Sunday EOD of the particular test's window to be included in the report. All Grand Tests will be available on the AMBOSS platform until August 30th, 2026, but to get a score report with a rank prediction, you need to finish the Grand Test before Sunday EOD of that test’s window to be eligible for the report.
How will I know when a Grand Test is live?
You'll get an email when the test window opens. Log in to the AMBOSS web platform on desktop to take it - Grand Tests aren't available on the mobile app.
What happens if I click the "Submit" button during a block?
When you start a block, a 42-minute timer begins and cannot be paused. If you do not submit the block manually, it will be submitted automatically when the timer runs out, just like in the real NEET PG exam. If you finish early, you can click "Submit", then select "End section" to complete the block before the timer expires. This early-submission option is an AMBOSS convenience feature and is not available in the real NEET PG exam.
I signed up — what happens next?
When the GT window opens, we'll send a link to your email — click it to begin.
Grand Test 1: July 11th – July 12th
Grand Test 2: July 25th – July 26th
Grand Test 3: August 8th – August 9th
Grand Test 4: August 22nd – August 23rd
Will my score and rank be shown to other Grand Test takers?
No. Your score reports, rank predictions, and recommendations are only sent to you. We do not display your performance data on leaderboards. That said, you're always free to share your reports with anyone you choose. Remember, your only competition is who you were yesterday! Focus on your own growth, track your AMBOSS Grand Tests over time, and celebrate every improvement.