PW NEET batches compared — Yakeen, Arjuna, Lakshya — and where practice fits

PW's Yakeen, Arjuna and Lakshya NEET 2027 batches side by side: who each is for, dates, schedule, plans and price where PW publishes it. Sourced and dated.

Yakeen vs Arjuna vs Lakshya: the comparison

Who it is for — Arjuna: Class 11. Lakshya: Class 12. Yakeen: droppers (Class 12 pass).

Dates — Arjuna NEET 2027: 13 April 2026 to 31 January 2027, validity to NEET 2028 (PW page, 16 April 2026). Lakshya NEET 2.0 2027: 15 June to 14 December 2026, validity to 30 June 2027 (PW page, 10 June 2026). Yakeen 2.0 2027: 29 June 2026 to 30 June 2027 (PW page, 24 June 2026).

Schedule — Lakshya: 2 classes a day, 5 days a week. Yakeen: 3 classes a day, 6 days a week, 700+ hours. Arjuna: not stated on the page read.

Price — Yakeen: ₹4,800 (Batch), ₹6,900 (Infinity), ₹11,500 (Infinity Pro). Lakshya: ₹4,800 reported at launch. Arjuna: not listed on the page read; see pw.live. All prices move with PW's offers.

Common to all three: live and recorded lectures, DPPs with video solutions, notes, tests or an All India Test Series, AI doubt support. These names are Physics Wallah's marks; nextAIR is independent of Physics Wallah and has no commercial relationship with it.

What none of the three include

Practice that adapts to the individual student; a paper whose chapter mix follows 2013–2026 NEET topic yield; a rank estimate anchored to NTA's published national marks-to-rank data rather than the batch's own cohort; and — for 2027 — a computer-based test interface on every practice test. These are format limits of a lecture batch, not shortcomings of PW's teaching, and they are the layer nextAIR provides, free, alongside any of the three.

Choosing between them

The batch follows the year you are in; the choice is really between plans. If you will not use printed books or offline test-series exams, the entry plan plus free adaptive practice and CBT mocks on nextAIR covers the practice side. If you want mentoring and physical material, the higher plan is what pays for it. Either way, read the per-batch pages — Yakeen, Arjuna, Lakshya — for a week-by-week plan.

What you get

  • One factual table from PW's own pages, with the date each was read
  • What is common to all three, and what none of them include
  • Where a free practice and CBT-mock layer sits beside any of them

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Frequently asked

Which is better, Yakeen or Lakshya?
They are for different students: Lakshya is PW's Class 12 batch, Yakeen is for droppers. Compare plans within the batch for your year.
How much do PW NEET batches cost?
Yakeen 2.0 2027: ₹4,800–₹11,500 by plan (PW, 24 June 2026). Lakshya NEET 2.0 2027: ₹4,800 reported at launch (PW, June 2026). Arjuna: not listed on the page read. Prices change with offers.
Is nextAIR affiliated with Physics Wallah?
No. nextAIR is independent of Physics Wallah; Yakeen, Arjuna, Lakshya and PW are its marks.
Do I need a test series if I am in a PW batch?
You need exam-format practice with a national rank signal. nextAIR's CBT mocks and rank projection are free and sit beside any batch's own tests.

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Facts on this page last checked 2026-09-03. Third-party names are their owners' marks; nextAIR is not affiliated with them.