The numbers from NEET MDS 2026 are in. And they tell a story that's hard to ignore.
97.2% of NEET MDS 2026 Questions were from PULP’s Question Bank.
Not lookalikes. Not “same concepts.” The actual questions students had already practiced on PULP before exam day. While others were shocked by the paper, PULP users were busy recognizing direct repeats, recalling concepts instantly, and solving with confidence.
This wasn’t luck. It was preparation backed by the right questions, smart revision, and relentless practice.
Before we get into the numbers — here's exactly how we arrived at them, because we believe you deserve to know.
NEET MDS 2026 had 240 questions. Since NEET MDS is a recall-based exam, our team was able to source 221 questions. Of those 221 NEET MDS 2026 questions, 215 matched directly with the MCQs already present on PULP. That's a 97.2% strike rate — and as more questions get recalled and mapped, that number will only grow.
No estimates. No rounding up. Just what we can verify, right now, on record.
This is how that happened. And why it will happen again in 2027.
NEET MDS Is Not as Unpredictable as You Think
Here's something most aspirants never realize until it's too late — NEET MDS is not trying to surprise you. It's trying to test you. And there's a profound difference between the two.
A test has logic. It has depth that it consistently demands. Subjects on which it consistently leans on. Ways of framing questions that reveal whether you truly understand a concept or have simply memorized it. Year after year, the paper changes on the surface but remains remarkably consistent underneath — in what it values, in what it rewards, in what it exposes.
Most aspirants prepare for the surface. They chase the syllabus, cover the chapters, and hope the paper is kind to them.
Surface-level prep gets you through the syllabus. It doesn't get you through the paper. Preparing for what NEET MDS actually tests — the depth, the logic, the patterns beneath the chapters.
97.2% Is Not a Number. It's a Method.
PULP has been doing this — consistently — for years. Every time NEET MDS results came out, our team sat down and did what we always do. Mapped the paper. Matched the questions. Published the numbers. And every single year, the strike rate never disappointed the students.
Not because we got lucky. Because the method doesn't change.
The same obsessive pattern tracking. The same ruthless curation of questions that actually matter. The same commitment to updating the bank based on where NEET MDS is going — not where it's been. Year after year, the paper changes on the surface. Year after year, PULP's strike rate holds underneath.
The proof isn't just in 2026. It's in every year that came before it.
Check strike rate for NEET MDS 2025.
Check strike rate for NEET MDS 2024.
PULP's question bank is not built by adding everything and hoping something sticks. It is built by obsessively studying what NEET MDS has tested, what it keeps coming back to, and what it's starting to trend toward.
Every question that goes into PULP's bank has to earn its place — because it reflects a pattern the exam has shown, not a topic someone assumed might show up.
Think of it this way. Most question banks are fishing nets — wide, indiscriminate, catching everything. PULP is a fishing rod — precise, deliberate, aimed exactly where the fish are.
In NEET MDS 2026, that precision produced a 97.2% strike rate from PULP. Nearly the entire paper. Already in your hands.
What 97.2% Actually Feels Like in the Exam Hall
Imagine sitting down for NEET MDS and reading the first question — and recognizing it. Not vaguely. Not "I think I've seen something like this." Actually recognizing it, the way you recognize a route you've driven a hundred times. Your hand moves. Your thinking is already ahead of the question.
Now imagine that happening again and again in atleast 97% of the paper.
That is not confidence built from motivation or mindset.
That is confidence built from genuine preparation — from having already solved that exact concept, understood why the wrong options are wrong, and knowing instinctively which answer NEET MDS is looking for. Not because you got lucky. Because you've been there before.
That's what PULP's Strike Rate of 97.2% creates. Not just marks. A completely different exam experience.
And we're not asking you to take our word for it — here are the direct repeats from PULP's question bank, sitting side by side with the actual NEET MDS 2026 questions. See the similarity yourself.
Here’s one example from NEET MDS 2026. See how closely it matched the question already available in our PULP Q-bank.
Click here to access this exact question on PULP.
Take a look at this NEET MDS 2026 MCQ and compare it with the similar question students had practiced on our Q-bank.
Click here to access this exact question on PULP.
Here is another NEET MDS 2026 questions that strongly reflected the pattern and framing already covered in our Q-bank.
Click here to access this exact question on PULP.
The Game is Already On for NEET MDS 2027
Here's what most aspirants get wrong about preparation — they think of it as something that happens before the exam. A phase. A season.
This Strike Rate is only valuable if you've actually practiced diligently from PULP. And that takes time — not cramming time, but real time. Time to get a question wrong, understand why, and get it right again. Time for patterns to stop feeling unfamiliar and start feeling obvious. Every week on PULP is another set of questions that could show up on your paper — already handled, already understood, already yours.
NEET MDS 2027's question paper will take shape in some time— built on the same patterns, the same depth, the same logic the exam has always mostly followed. PULP is already tracking it. The question bank is already being updated.
And somewhere, an aspirant who starts with PULP this month is going to walk into that exam hall and have that quiet, certain moment of recognition — I've done this — question after question, all the way to a rank they actually earned.
That aspirant can be you.
But here's what separates the aspirants who crack NEET MDS from the ones who come close — it was never about a single brilliant study session or a last-minute miracle. It was about the weeks and months of quiet, deliberate practice that made the exam feel familiar before it even began.
PULP has built that familiarity for aspirants across five consecutive years. Highest strike rates in NEET MDS emerge from one good prediction — they emerge from a method that has been refined, tested, and proven year after year after year.
That legacy doesn't just belong to the aspirants who've already cracked NEET MDS with PULP. It belongs to every aspirant who decides — today — that they're going to be next.
Join PULP. Become part of the legacy.