Start at the beginning
Class 11 syllabus
Join in Class 11 and cover the first year properly, then carry the same plan into Class 12 without restarting.
GomeritVirtual College · NEETOpen enrolment · NEET only
Class 11, Class 12 and repeaters study together in one virtual college — no classroom, no fixed batch size. You get a personal AI mentor, a weekly plan that counts down to exam day, and real teachers who still own the tests.
This week
Week 14 · Coverage pass 1
Evening nudge
“Rotational Motion is your weakest chapter this month — 12 minutes on torque today?”
The college
Gomerit Virtual College is a single shared college that any NEET aspirant can join from any school — Class 11, Class 12, or a repeater year. Everything inside it points at one date: your NEET exam.
The Virtual College runs inside the same engine as every Gomerit school, flagged virtual. There is no classroom of forty and no section transfer — just your own roster entry and your own plan.
You register yourself, pick your standard, and wait. The Super Admin reviews the enrolment and approves it. That single approval is the entire admissions process.
NEET Master is your personal AI mentor. It knows your plan, your weak chapters and your habits, and it re-plans the next two weeks when life interferes.
Who can join
You do not need a school tie-up or an invitation. Three routes in, and the AI mentor decides what you actually study based on the standard you join at.
Class 11 syllabus
Join in Class 11 and cover the first year properly, then carry the same plan into Class 12 without restarting.
Class 11 + 12 syllabus
Join in Class 12 and the plan starts from Class 11 essentials, folds weak chapters into priority weeks, then moves to Class 12.
Both years, revision-heavy
A repeater has already seen the syllabus, so the plan runs a faster first pass and spends far more of the year on revision and mocks.
Parents’ name and mobile, district and your target year are collected at enrolment — nothing else.
How the plan works
Your baseline conversation, your placement test and your exam date decide the strategy. Weak chapters become priority weeks. Chapters the placement test clears drop to a quick read only. Weak subjects come back in every revision week.
More than 44 weeks
Everything covered, then covered again with revision built in.
24–44 weeks
One honest pass through the syllabus, then a long revision tail.
12–23 weeks
High-yield chapters first, low-yield chapters as quick reads.
Under 12 weeks
No new coverage. Chapters you already know, cycled with mocks.
Placement, honestly measured. Up to 40 questions — 10 each in Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology — with no marks, no timer, and nothing locked. It exists to find your real starting level, never to gate you.
Who is inside
A student’s plan, a teacher’s question bank and an admin’s roster all live in the same record — which is why the college can report on itself without a spreadsheet.
Self-enrols, completes a baseline with the mentor, sits the placement test, then works a weekly plan, spoken revision rounds and chapter tests.
The AI mentor on both sides. With a student it talks about their plan and habits; with staff it reports across the whole college.
Appointed by the Super Admin. Publishes chapter tests, owns the question bank, flags interventions and resolves Red Alerts.
Owns the college end to end: admissions, staff, the exam date, and a mentor dock that reports who has stalled.
Holds every super-admin capability for their state, with each capability switched on or off by the Super Admin.
A monitoring seat for Super and State Admins: reads every activity across enrolments, plans, tests and nudges — changes nothing.
Guardrails
A morning and an evening slot, nothing between 22:00 and 06:00 IST, and never the same item twice.
The daily job stops nudging on its own after three ignored items in a row. Opening a nudge resets the count.
Thirty judged answers per hour, never a question reserved for a live test, and any question used aloud is marked study-exposed.
No mentor answer, plan or nudge awards points or moves your mastery. The exam-integrity path stays with teachers and tests.