Chemistry is a quarter of the NEET paper and three different subjects wearing one name. These are spaced-repetition flashcards for every chapter and subtopic of the NTA NEET Chemistry syllabus, on a schedule that adapts to each of the three separately without you having to plan it.
Physical Chemistry behaves like Physics: formulae, the conditions they hold under, units and standard results. Organic behaves like a language. Named reactions, reagents, conditions and selectivity rules are heavily interlinked, so a gap in one place breaks a chain somewhere else. Inorganic is close to pure memory: periodic trends and their exceptions, colours, tests, preparation methods, structures.
Those three decay at completely different rates. Inorganic decays fastest of anything in NEET, and it is also the cheapest to recover, because there is nothing to understand, only something to retrieve on time. Organic decays in chains. Physical mostly behaves.
The mistake is revising Chemistry as one subject on one schedule, which guarantees the Inorganic exceptions are always the stalest thing in your head. A per-card schedule handles this for free: the cards you keep dropping come back tight, the ones you find easy stretch out, and the three halves of Chemistry end up on three different rhythms without you designing any of it.
All 20 chapters and 106 subtopics, in the order the NTA syllabus sets them out. This is the structure NeetFlash organises Chemistry by: cards are tagged to the subtopic, and your progress is tracked at that level, so what you see is which subtopic is slipping, not just which chapter.
Because FSRS-5 holds a difficulty figure per card and not per chapter, the Inorganic exception you keep losing is scheduled tightly while the Physical formula you find obvious stretches out to months, inside the same subject and in the same daily session. That is the part a hand-written revision plan cannot do: it would need one rhythm per fact, and you have thousands of facts.
The interval is not a setting you pick. It is computed from your own ratings, per card, and it is the day your recall of that fact is predicted to fall to 90%: your own forgetting curve for that one fact, rather than a weekly rotation everybody shares. How the engine works ›
Inorganic in particular is drawn from a well NTA returns to, and the fastest way to find out whether a trend has actually stuck is to meet it in the form it was asked. NeetFlash serves NEET previous year questions sorted by topic, so you can follow a chapter’s cards straight into that chapter’s past questions, and send the misses to your mistake bank tagged by subtopic.
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