Physics is a quarter of the NEET paper and the subject most aspirants are weakest in. These are spaced-repetition flashcards for every chapter and subtopic of the NTA NEET Physics syllabus: formulae, conditions, standard results and limiting cases, scheduled by FSRS-5.
Physics looks like the subject flashcards cannot help with, because it is problem solving rather than memory. Half of that is true, and the half that is false is expensive. In the hall, with roughly a minute a question, you are not deriving anything. You are recognising: which chapter this is, which standard result applies, what the condition of validity is, which sign convention is in force.
What actually decays in Physics is not the method. It is the inventory the method runs on: formulae and the conditions attached to them, standard results, limiting cases, dimensional forms, constants, and the small set of exceptions that NTA likes to build a question around. Those are exactly the kind of facts active recall and spaced repetition were built for.
And recognition speed is itself a memory problem. Forty-five questions against the clock means the recognition step has to be automatic, because every second you spend working out what kind of question this is comes out of the time you needed to solve it.
All 20 chapters and 123 subtopics, in the order the NTA syllabus sets them out. This is the structure NeetFlash organises Physics 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.
A Physics card carries the result and the condition it holds under, because the condition is what NTA tests. Your own rating of Forgot, Struggled, Got It or Too Easy is what separates “I could state it” from “I could use it under pressure”, and it is the biggest single input into when the card comes back. NeetFlash also checks that rating against your actual answer, so marking “Got It” on something you answered wrong still books it as a lapse.
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 ›
Physics rewards this more than most: the same standard setups recur, and recognising a setup you have met before is most of the work. NeetFlash serves NEET previous year questions sorted by topic, so you can drill Rotational Motion past questions in the same week you revised the Rotational Motion cards, and put the timing under real +4 / −1 mock-test marking rather than untimed practice.
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