Most preparation adds more questions. This works the other way round: it finds the exact trap behind each wrong answer, then gives you the practice that closes it.
Physics, Chemistry and Biology mapped to the NCERT syllabus, unit by unit. Free lessons, worked solutions, and the trap behind each wrong answer named rather than glossed over.
Open NEET →Built on the same idea and not finished yet. It will open here when the lessons are real rather than when the pages exist, because an empty site helps nobody.
No date promised.PrepBrix is a free exam preparation site built around diagnosing mistakes rather than adding more practice questions. NEET is live at neet.prepbrix.com; JEE is in progress and is not open yet.
Yes. The NEET lessons and the YouTube explainers are free and need no signup, no payment and no trial.
Physics, Chemistry and Biology, mapped unit by unit to the NCERT syllabus that NEET is set from.
A question bank gives you more questions; PrepBrix names the specific trap that produced your wrong answer and then gives the practice that closes it. The unit of work is the mistake, not the question count.
Not yet. JEE is in progress and will open at prepbrix.com when the lessons are written, with no launch date promised in the meantime.
Lessons on YouTube. Short explainers and full lessons, free, no signup: youtube.com/@PrepBrix
More competitive exams follow the same way -- when there is something worth opening, not before.