How We Verify Every PYQ on Kinase

Every question, explanation, and statistic on Kinase is reviewed against multiple sources before publication. Here's exactly how our editorial process works.

Last verified: 27 April 2026 against Kinase editorial standards. natboard.edu.in · nmc.org.in

In Short

Kinase maintains a database of 17,000+ verified PYQs. Every question is cross-checked against the original exam papers; every explanation is reviewed by medical educators against Tier-1 sources (StatPearls, UpToDate, Harrison's, Robbins); and every Grand Test is full-length and section-timed. Content is updated quarterly to reflect new sessions and NBEMS or NMC notification changes.

1. PYQ Sourcing & Verification

Kinase's NEET-PG and INICET previous-year questions (PYQs) come from two exams:

  • →NEET-PG — National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test for Postgraduate medical admissions, conducted by NBEMS once a year.
  • →INICET — Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test, conducted by AIIMS New Delhi twice a year.

Since NBEMS does not officially release NEET-PG & INICET question papers, we rely on memory-based recall papers compiled by candidates immediately after each session, then cross-verify each question against multiple recollections before adding it to our QBank. Questions with inconsistent recollections are excluded until corroborated.

2. Subject Tagging & Topic Mapping

Each verified PYQ is mapped to:

  • →One of 19 NEET-PG & INICET subjects (Medicine, Surgery, OBG, Pediatrics, etc.)
  • →One or more high-yield topics (e.g. ECG interpretation, drug-of-choice, MgSO₄ regimen)
  • →The exam year and session (NEET-PG & INICET June 2024, NEET PG 2023, etc.)
  • →A difficulty band (Easy / Medium / Hard) based on candidate performance data

3. Explanation Standards

Every PYQ has a detailed text explanation covering four elements:

  1. Why the correct answer is correct (with the underlying medical concept)
  2. Why each incorrect option is wrong
  3. The high-yield clinical pearl or differential to remember
  4. Cited references where applicable (Harrison's, KDT, Park's, etc.)

4. Grand Tests — Real Pattern Matching

Our Grand Tests are full-length: 180 MCQs in 5 timed sections over 3 hours 30 minutes, marked +4 / −1. As in NEET-PG, no section can be revisited once its time is up, so each test rehearses section-locked pacing as well as content.

5. Image Bank Curation

Our Image Bank includes 2,000+ clinical images covering ECGs, X-rays, CT/MRI, fundoscopy, histopathology slides, and dermatology images — the categories that consistently appear in 15–20% of NEET-PG & INICET papers. Each image has an associated MCQ + explanation, and image quality is reviewed for clinical clarity before publication.

6. Updates & Re-Verification

Our content lifecycle:

  • →After every NEET-PG & INICET session (June & December): new memory-based PYQs added within 30 days
  • →Quarterly: existing explanations reviewed for currency (latest guidelines, drug updates)
  • →On NBEMS / NMC notifications: relevant pages (eligibility, syllabus, exam pattern, dates) updated within 7 days
  • →On user-reported issues: My Reports system lets students flag suspected errors; reviewed within 72 hours

7. Sources We Reference

  • →NBEMS (National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences) — official conducting body
  • →National Medical Commission — eligibility & recognition rules
  • →Standard Indian medical textbooks: Harrison's Principles, KDT (Pharmacology), Park's (PSM), Bailey & Love (Surgery), Dutta (OBG), Ghai (Pediatrics)
  • →National guidelines: NTEP (TB), NHM (Health Mission), UIP (Immunisation), WHO updates

Reporting Errors

If you find an inaccurate explanation or suspect a wrong answer, please report it via the in-app My Reports feature or email support@kinaseapp.com. All reports are reviewed within 72 hours.

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