India's most renowned NEET SS Surgical Group mock exam series. 20 full-length mocks, 10 May – 22 November 2026. Strategically spaced — fortnightly in foundation, weekly in peak phase, with a built-in revision break. Recommended by AIR 1 — NEET SS Surgical Group 2024 & 2025. Built on Bailey & Love 28e, Sabiston 22e & Schwartz 11e.
150Q · 150 Min · 3 Sections · 28 Weeks · AIR 1 Recommended
Decathlon Mock Series is included at no extra cost for all active MCQ Elite and Prime 360 subscribers.
All 20 Decathlon mocks + LMR Booklet included with your active MCQ Elite subscription. No additional payment required.
All 20 Decathlon mocks + LMR Booklet included with your active Prime 360 subscription. No additional payment required.
Every Decathlon mock mirrors the real NEET SS structure — 150 questions, 150 minutes, 3 time-bound sections.
The toppers of NEET SS Surgical Group 2024 and 2025 recommend Decathlon Mocks as the closest replica of the actual NEET SS exam.
More than just mocks — a complete exam simulation system built over 4 years of perfecting the NEET SS pattern.
150Q, 150 min, 3 time-bound sections of 50Q each. Same pattern, same difficulty, same marking scheme. Built from Bailey, Sabiston & Schwartz.
See where you stand among 1,000+ serious NEET SS aspirants. Percentile-based ranking after every mock with detailed analytics.
Every question comes with page-cited explanations referencing Bailey 28e, Sabiston 22e & Schwartz 11e. All options explained.
Fortnightly in Phase 1, weekly in Phase 2 & 3, with a 5-week revision break. Strategically spaced — not random weekly mocks.
After Mock 15, every registered student receives a complimentary Decathlon-based LMR Revision Booklet for final-week revision.
Active MCQ Elite and Prime 360 subscribers get all 20 mocks + LMR Booklet at no extra cost. Already subscribing? You're in.
Decathlon doesn't just test you — it dissects your performance with 9 layers of post-exam intelligence you won't find anywhere else.
Your mock score is mapped against actual NEET SS 2023, 2024 & 2025 cutoffs to predict your All India Rank. See where you'd land if the exam were today — updated after every mock.
Performance breakdown by every topic & subtopic across Bailey, Sabiston & Schwartz. Instantly spot which surgical disciplines need work — from GI to Urology to Onco.
Know which questions you guessed right and which you actually knew. Separates true knowledge from luck — so your next revision targets real weak spots, not false confidence.
Track how your answer changed during the exam — from first instinct to final submission. Identifies patterns of overthinking, second-guessing, and last-minute switches that cost marks.
Your personalized strength-weakness matrix across all surgical topics. Tracks improvement mock-over-mock so you can see exactly where your preparation is working and where it's not.
See how your performance stacks up against the mock topper on every parameter — score, accuracy, time per question, section-wise split. Know the gap and close it.
Your 20-mock journey at a glance. Track rank progression, score trends, accuracy curves, and consistency index across the entire Decathlon season. See the big picture.
Average time spent per question, broken down by topic, difficulty, and whether you got it right or wrong. Identify time-sink topics that slow you down under exam pressure.
How you distributed 50 minutes across each section's 50 questions. Pacing heatmap shows where you rushed, where you lingered, and optimal time allocation strategies.
Not just a score — a complete diagnostic of your NEET SS readiness. Predictive ranking compared across 3 years of real NEET SS data. The analytics alone are worth the registration.
Not random weekly mocks — a strategically phased system designed around evidence-based spaced practice, peaking right before NEET SS in December 2026.
Why fortnightly? In international board prep (USMLE, MRCS, FRCS), early mocks are diagnostic, not punitive. You need 14 days between attempts to study solutions, fill knowledge gaps from Bailey/Sabiston/Schwartz, and build foundational understanding of the NEET SS question style. Weekly mocks this early would burn you out before the real grind begins.
Why weekly now? By Mock VI you know the pattern and your weak areas. Weekly cadence builds exam stamina, sharpens time management within the 3 sections, and forces consistent engagement with the All India Ranking leaderboard. 9 consecutive weekly mocks create the performance trajectory you need.
Why a 5-week break after 14 mocks? This is the most strategically important window. Spaced repetition research shows that a consolidation break after intensive testing dramatically improves long-term retention. Use this to revisit weak mock analyses, complete topic-wise revision from your textbooks, and let the knowledge settle. Your LMR Booklet is dispatched at the start of Phase 3.
Why weekly again? You re-enter mock mode refreshed and consolidated. These final 6 mocks simulate the real NEET SS countdown at peak fidelity. Your LMR Booklet arrives at Mock 15, giving you 2 months of active revision use alongside the final mocks. This is where you peak.
Why stop 2–3 weeks before NEET SS? International exam prep consensus: no new testing in the final 2 weeks. This is your LMR Booklet revision window — consolidate high-yield facts, revisit flagged questions from all 20 mocks in practice mode, and enter NEET SS with calm confidence, not exam fatigue.
10 May – 22 November 2026. Fortnightly → Weekly → Revision Break → Weekly. Strategically phased for peak performance.
After Mock 15 (18 October), all registered students receive a complimentary Last Minute Revision (LMR) Booklet — distilled entirely from the Decathlon Mock Exam Series. Gives you 2 full months of revision use alongside the final 6 mocks and the post-series buffer before NEET SS.
First 200 registrations get the early-bird price. MCQ Elite & Prime 360 subscribers get it free.
20 Mocks · 28 Weeks · Strategically Phased · 150Q · 3 Sections · AIR 1 Recommended · Free for Elite & Prime 360.