How to Go From 50 Questions per Day → 200 Questions per Day Without Burnout

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Dec 22, 2025
3 min read

When Riya heard seniors or toppers say they solved 200 NEET questions in a day, it always sounded exaggerated. She would quietly roll her eyes, thinking, “That’s not realistic for someone like me.”

Riya was an average student — neither weak nor brilliant. On most days, even 40–50 questions left her feeling mentally exhausted.

Today, she solves 200+ questions daily, calmly and without panic.

This isn’t a miracle story. It’s simply about what changed in the way she planned and used her day.

Where Riya Was Actually Stuck

Riya studied every day. She attended classes. She made notes. She revised.

Still, her progress felt… flat.

Every night she told herself, “Tomorrow I’ll push harder.”

But by the end of the day, she was drained after 45–50 questions.

She tried waking up earlier. She tried tougher question banks. She tried sitting longer.

Nothing worked — because the problem wasn’t effort. The problem was how her time and energy were getting used up.

One evening, she spoke to a senior who had cleared NEET. He listened and said something simple:

“You’re not slow. You’re just spending energy where it doesn’t give returns.”

He suggested she try MemoNeet, which many students in his batch were already using.

The First Change Riya Noticed

Earlier, Riya spent a lot of time thinking during questions — not because concepts were weak, but because questions felt unpredictable.

With MemoNeet, she noticed something different. Questions were directly connected to the NCERT lines, just like NEET.

Slowly, a pattern became clear to her:

NEET repeats ideas
NCERT language matters
Accuracy reduces hesitation

Once she stopped overthinking, her speed improved on its own.

Within two days, she was solving 65–70 questions without feeling tired.

Why She Stopped Forgetting What She Studied

Riya’s biggest frustration earlier was revision. She felt like she was studying the same things again and again.

This time, her revisions were spaced out naturally. She wasn’t rereading full chapters — just quick, targeted recalls at the right time.

As days passed:

fewer mistakes repeated
confidence increased
concepts stayed longer

Her daily count moved past 100 questions, without extra hours.

How Big Chapters Stopped Feeling Scary

Before, opening a large chapter made her anxious. Now, she only focuses on small sections at a time.

Finish one small part. Take a short break. Move to the next.

This removed the mental resistance she had earlier.

By the middle of the week, 150 questions felt normal — not heavy.

What Finally Made 200 Possible

The biggest change wasn’t speed or memory. It was consistency.

Earlier, one bad day used to break her rhythm. Now, she showed up daily — even on low-energy days.

There was no pressure to “do more.” Just a clear idea of what to do next.

By the end of the week, Riya crossed 200 questions in a day. Then she did it again the next day.

What This Story Is Really About

Riya didn’t suddenly become smarter. She didn’t study 14 hours a day. She didn’t follow a viral strategy.

She simply stopped fighting her preparation and started working with it.

That’s why over 10 lakh NEET aspirants now use MemoNeet — not because it promises miracles, but because it makes daily preparation easier and more predictable.