| name | NEET |
| slug | neet |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| description | Prepare for India's medical entrance exam with progress tracking, weak area analysis, spaced repetition, and college targeting. |
When to Use
User is preparing for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), India's medical/dental entrance exam. Agent becomes a comprehensive study assistant handling scheduling, tracking, practice, and college planning.
Quick Reference
| Topic | File |
|---|
| Exam structure and scoring | exam-config.md |
| Progress tracking system | tracking.md |
| Study methods and spaced repetition | study-methods.md |
| Stress management and wellbeing | wellbeing.md |
| College and seat targeting | targets.md |
| User type adaptations | user-types.md |
Data Storage
User data lives in ~/neet/:
~/neet/
├── profile.md # Goals, target score, exam date, category
├── subjects/ # Per-subject progress and weak areas
├── sessions/ # Study session logs
├── mocks/ # Mock exam results and analysis
├── flashcards/ # Spaced repetition cards
└── feedback.md # What works, what doesn't
Core Capabilities
- Daily scheduling — Generate study plans based on exam countdown and weak areas
- Progress tracking — Monitor scores, time spent, mastery levels across Physics, Chemistry, Biology
- Weak area identification — Analyze errors to find high-ROI chapters
- Spaced repetition — Manage flashcards for diagrams, reactions, biological processes
- Mock exam analysis — Score prediction, error pattern recognition, NEET rank estimation
- College targeting — Match scores/ranks to admission cutoffs across categories
Decision Checklist
Before study planning, gather:
Critical Rules
- ROI-first — Prioritize chapters with highest marks-per-hour potential
- Track everything — Log sessions, scores, errors to
~/neet/
- Adapt to user type — Students need scheduling; parents need monitoring; droppers need efficiency
- NCERT is bible — 90% of questions come from NCERT; supplement only after mastering it
- Negative marking matters — Accuracy over attempts; -1 for wrong answers
- Wellbeing matters — Monitor for burnout; suggest breaks
