MemoNeet vs Darwin: Which NEET App Should You Use? (2027 Comparison)
Disclosure: MemoNeet publishes this page. Darwin's figures come from Darwin's own Google Play and App Store listings as of 19 October 2026.
Short answer:
Darwin suits students who want a large MCQ bank with daily tests and flashcards.
MemoNeet suits students who study from NCERT line by line and want an app that makes them revise finished chapters on a schedule, so they don't forget them before exam day. During revision it gives more time on your mistakes.
Many students use one for daily practice and the other for revision. Both have a free version, so try each for a week.
Side by side
MemoNeet | Darwin | ||
Built around | NCERT line by line: every line, diagram and table turned into questions | Topic-wise MCQ bank and daily tests | |
Question bank | 41,000+ NCERT-based questions (Biology 14,500+, Chemistry 11,000+, Physics 15,500+) | 33,000+ topic-wise MCQs (store listing) | |
Question types | MCQ, match the following, fill in the blanks, sequence, flashcards | MCQs, plus 3,000+ biology flashcards | |
Previous year questions | Chapter-wise, AIPMT 1988 to NEET 2025; 16 full NEET papers (2014–2025) | 30+ years of NEET papers | |
Languages | English and Hindi (full question bank) | See the app's store listing | |
Revision method | NeuronZ: 7-stage spaced repetition. Questions return after 1 day, 3 days and so on; a wrong answer resets the cycle | Flashcards and revision tests | |
Free version | Half the questions in every topic free; the rest unlock with a short ad, in-app battery, or a paid plan | Daily free tests | |
Paid plans (Oct 2026) | From ₹549 (Physics, 3 months); PCB combo ₹3,699 until NEET 2027 | Premium ₹1,499/month, ₹2,499/3 months, ₹3,999/6 months, ₹7,499/year (App Store) | |
Google Play | 4.4★, 12.7K reviews, 2 Million+ downloads | 4.5★, 9.6K reviews, 5 lakh+ downloads | |
App Store (India) | 4.1★, 131 ratings | 4.7★, 712 ratings |
Where Darwin is stronger
Daily free tests give a fixed routine and steady test practice.
Biology flashcards (3,000+) for quick fact recall.
A higher App Store rating, from many more iPhone users.
Where MemoNeet is stronger
NCERT coverage line by line. Questions follow NCERT's own lines, diagrams and tables in order, chapter by chapter, across all 83 chapters and about 4,000 microtopics. You can see exactly what you have covered. Structured exactly like NCERT chapter, topic & subtopic.
Revision is built in. NeuronZ brings every question you practise back on a 7-stage schedule, so Class 11 chapters are still fresh in Class 12.
PYQs placed on NCERT lines. In EssentialZ you can tap an NCERT line to see the past questions asked from it, back to AIPMT 1988.
A cheaper way in. Half of every topic is free, and subject plans begin at ₹549.
Hindi medium. The full Physics, Chemistry and Biology question bank is also available in Hindi.
Which should you pick?
Pick Darwin if you have finished the theory, want MCQ volume and a daily test habit, and mainly need speed.
Pick MemoNeet if you study from NCERT, keep forgetting chapters you finished weeks ago, or want to see how NEET questions come from NCERT lines. Quality MCQs with Mistake Book
Use both if you can. Daily tests in one, NCERT and revision in the other.
FAQ
Is MemoNeet free?
Partly. In every topic, half the questions are free. The rest unlock by watching a short ad, using in-app battery, or with a paid plan (from ₹549).
Does MemoNeet have NEET previous year questions?
Yes. Chapter-wise PYQs from AIPMT 1988 to NEET 2025, plus 16 full NEET papers from 2014 to 2025 in exam format.
How many questions does MemoNeet have?
41,000+ NCERT-based NEET questions: Biology 14,500+, Chemistry 11,000+, Physics 15,500+.
Is Darwin good for NEET?
Many students use it for MCQ practice and daily tests; it is rated 4.5★ on Google Play and 4.7★ on the App Store. Whether it suits you depends on whether you need volume practice (Darwin's strength) or NCERT-based revision (MemoNeet's).
Sources
MemoNeet figures: MemoNeet's own content database and Google Play listing, 19 October 2026. Darwin figures: Darwin's Google Play and App Store (India) listings, accessed 19 October 2026.
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