Studying with PW's Yakeen batch? Here is how to practice for NEET 2027 alongside it

Yakeen 2.0 2027 gives droppers 3 live classes a day, DPPs and notes (PW, from ₹4,800). Pair it with free adaptive practice, CBT mocks and a rank signal.

What the Yakeen 2027 batch gives you

Yakeen is Physics Wallah's NEET dropper programme. Per PW's highlights page (24 June 2026), Yakeen 2.0 2027 runs 29 June 2026 to 30 June 2027 with three live classes a day, six days a week — 700+ hours across Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology — plus DPPs, notes and doubt support. Plans: Batch ₹4,800; Infinity ₹6,900 (adds recorded lectures, 450+ online tests, mentorship); Infinity Pro ₹11,500 (adds a 21-exam test series, 24 printed books, monthly 1:1 mentoring). That is a complete teaching layer for a repeat attempt. nextAIR is independent of Physics Wallah; Yakeen and PW are its marks.

What a lecture batch cannot do — for a dropper especially

A dropper's problem is rarely coverage; you have seen the syllabus once. It is the specific concepts that cost marks last time, and a batch teaches everyone the same DPP in the same order regardless of which those are. Four things stay open: practice volume beyond the DPP, difficulty that rises and falls with you, a paper whose chapter mix follows what NEET actually asks (2013–2026 topic yield, recent years weighted higher), and a rank signal anchored to NTA's real marks-to-rank data instead of a batch leaderboard. From 2027 there is a fifth: the exam is a computer-based test, and OMR-style DPPs do not build palette and pacing habits.

A week that pairs Yakeen lectures with nextAIR practice

Monday to Saturday, after the day's three lectures: 25 minutes of adaptive practice on the chapters taught that day — the engine re-serves whatever you miss, so this is where the DPP's blind spots surface. Twice a week, a timed chapter test on last week's chapters, not this week's; the delay is what makes it retention. Every second Sunday, a full 180-question CBT mock on nextAIR, then an hour on the analysis: which concepts, not which questions. Once a month, note where the rank projection sits and what the next 30 marks are made of. None of this competes with the batch schedule; all of it is free.

Why the two fit together

The batch decides what you learn and when. nextAIR decides what you practice next, from what you just got wrong, and shows you what your marks are worth in rank terms on the 2026 curve. Students who do both are not paying twice for the same thing.

What you get

  • What Yakeen gives you, stated from PW's own page — schedule, plans, inclusions
  • The gap every lecture batch leaves: volume, adaptive difficulty, exam weighting, rank signal
  • A concrete week that fits nextAIR practice around three lectures a day

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Frequently asked

Is nextAIR part of Physics Wallah or Yakeen?
No. nextAIR is an independent platform, not affiliated with Physics Wallah. Yakeen is PW's mark.
Does nextAIR replace the Yakeen batch?
No. It does not teach. It adds adaptive practice, CBT mocks and a rank projection on top of any batch.
How much does Yakeen 2.0 2027 cost?
Per PW's 24 June 2026 highlights page: ₹4,800 (Batch), ₹6,900 (Infinity), ₹11,500 (Infinity Pro). Check pw.live for current offers.
How much does nextAIR cost alongside a batch?
Practice, chapter tests and full CBT mocks are free with no signup. Premium (₹2,499/year) and AIR Pro (₹4,999/year) add chapter notes.

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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.