NEET Repeater Course: Price Range and Late-Joiner Quote Sheet
A repeater course can be a live online batch, a hybrid batch with offline tests, or a classroom year in a coaching city. The label is shared. The price, the hours and the exit terms are not.
Updated 29 Oct 2026

Key takeaways
- Expect to pay ₹4,800 to ₹11,500 for PW's online Yakeen plans and ₹63,999.99 for its hybrid Power Batch. Start date, access end, tests and refund terms decide the value.
- If you join a batch that has already started, price it by what remains. The formula below turns the dates into a number you can put to the counsellor.
- Get every line of the quote sheet in writing before you pay. Each line has a pass and a fail test.
- Match the course type to why you lost marks last time. A cheap online batch suits a disciplined student who needs practice. A classroom suits one who needs a fixed routine.
In this article
- 1What does a NEET repeater course cost in 2026-27, and why do prices differ so much?
- 2How do you work out how much of a NEET repeater batch is left when you join late?
- 3What should you get in writing before paying for a NEET repeater course?
- 4Which kind of NEET repeater course fits why you lost marks?
- 5How can you shortlist repeater options with Online Coaching 4u?
- 6Frequently asked questions
Timing widens the gap this year. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for undergraduates (NEET-UG) 2026 was re-held, the 2027 paper moves to a computer, and the PW batches priced below began in May and June 2026. A student deciding now is buying what is left of a year, not a whole one.
This page gives you three things to use: a price table from providers' own pages, a short calculation for what remains of a batch on the day you join, and a quote sheet with a pass or fail test on every line.
What does a NEET repeater course cost in 2026-27, and why do prices differ so much?
The products differ: live online batches, hybrid batches with offline tests, and classroom years. PW alone lists 102 dropper batches, 86 online and 16 offline.
| Course | Mode | Price | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live online | ₹4,800 | 29 Jun 2026 to 30 Jun 2027 | |
| PW Yakeen 2.0 2027, Infinity plan | Live online, adds recorded library and tests | ₹6,900 | Same |
| PW Yakeen 2.0 2027, Infinity Pro plan | Adds 21 Real Test Series tests (10 offline, 11 online) and books | ₹11,500 | Same |
| Online and offline | ₹63,999.99 | 3 May 2026 to 30 May 2027 |
Our arithmetic from these prices: ₹63,999.99 is 13.3 times ₹4,800 (63,999.99 ÷ 4,800).
The difference is rarely teaching quality alone. It is what the price includes: live hours, test count, and whether tests are on paper or screen. Ask each provider what else you pay. Aakash Digital lists six NEET 2027 dropper courses and directs buyers to call for the fee, so ask for a written figure.
How do you work out how much of a NEET repeater batch is left when you join late?
Divide the days from your joining date to the access end date by the batch's total days to get the share left, then multiply by the quoted price for a negotiating figure. The same arithmetic works for any batch and any joining date.
Our model (inputs are the provider's published start and end dates):
- Share left = (access end date − your joining date) ÷ (access end date − batch start date)
- Price for the time left = quoted price × share left
This is a starting point for negotiating. A provider owes you no pro-rata discount unless it agrees in writing.
Worked example 1, PW Yakeen Power Batch. The batch runs 3 May 2026 to 30 May 2027, which is 392 days. As an example, a student joining on 29 October 2026 has used 179 days, leaving 213 (213 ÷ 392 = 54%). At ₹63,999.99 the batch costs about ₹163 a day, so the 213 remaining days are worth about ₹34,800 on straight proration.
Worked example 2, syllabus finish. PW states that Yakeen 2.0 completes the full syllabus by 15 February 2027, which is 231 days after the 29 June 2026 start. For the same joining date of 29 October 2026, 122 of those days (53%) have passed and 109 remain. That student has 109 days of syllabus teaching left and 122 days of lectures to catch up on, so ask for every recording.
The 2026 exam cycle makes this question common. NEET-UG 2026 was re-held on 21 June 2026 after the original 3 May exam was cancelled. The Ministry of Education's 16 July 2026 release states that 11.21 lakh candidates qualified.

What should you get in writing before paying for a NEET repeater course?
Get eleven lines in writing, and treat any line a counsellor answers only by phone as a fail. Our guide to checking a refund policy goes deeper.
| # | Line to fill in | Pass if | Fail if |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Exact course and plan name | The quote names the tier (for example "Batch" or "Infinity Pro") | It says only "repeater course" |
| 2 | Batch start date and your joining date | Both dates are written, so you can count days elapsed | Only "ongoing batch" |
| 3 | Access end date | Access runs past the NEET date you plan to sit | It ends before the exam |
| 4 | Total payable | One figure marked "including goods and services tax (GST)" | "Plus taxes" with no amount |
| 5 | Other charges | Registration, kit and books are listed with amounts | Extra charges appear after payment |
| 6 | Missed lectures | Every lecture since the start is available as a recording, with the doubt route named | A verbal "you can catch up" |
| 7 | Syllabus completion date | The date is at least 3 months before your NEET exam date | No date, or less than 3 months before the exam |
| 8 | Tests | Count of full-length papers, and how many are on a computer | A bare "weekly tests" |
| 9 | Refund formula | An amount or percentage for leaving at month 2, month 6 and so on | "As per policy" |
| 10 | Hostel and mess, if residential | Refund terms for them are written separately | Only tuition refund terms |
| 11 | Result claims | Students enrolled and students who qualified, with the year | A topper list alone |
On line 8, the National Testing Agency (NTA) told the Supreme Court that NEET-UG will be a computer-based test from 2027. A course whose tests are all on paper leaves a gap, and our NEET test series guide shows how to price tests per paper.
Which kind of NEET repeater course fits why you lost marks?
Match the course to the cause of your lost marks, not to the brand. This is our recommendation, not a measured result: no course can promise a score. Treat any "percentage of repeaters who succeed" as unproven unless it shows enrolled and qualified counts.
First sort last year's marks into three piles: did not know the topic, knew it but ran out of time, knew it but made careless errors. Then choose:

| Your main problem | Fits | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Speed and accuracy under exam conditions | A lower-priced online batch plus a separate set of full-length on-screen tests | You need paper volume more than new lectures |
| Large conceptual gaps in Physics or Chemistry | Live classes with a fixed timetable and a doubt route you can name | Recorded content alone rarely repairs concepts you cannot self-start |
| You drift without outside structure | A classroom or hybrid batch with attendance | A ₹4,800 online plan has no one chasing a growing backlog |
| Tight family budget | An online plan, with the total including a test series | The honest comparison is plan plus tests, not the plan alone |
| Previous coaching did not suit you | Shortlist two or three, put the quote sheet to each | The mistake to avoid is a second choice made on a brochure |
How can you shortlist repeater options with Online Coaching 4u?
You can shortlist with our online and hybrid NEET directory and send enquiries free of charge. We are a directory. We do not teach, run classes or take course payments. Prices on this page come from the providers' own pages; for more fees, see our NEET coaching fees guide. You can also compare costs with our coaching fee comparison calculator.
Here is how we would do it:
- Choose NEET as the exam, then set the mode to online or hybrid, or browse by your city for classroom options.
- Filter by verification status. Verified means the institute shared its listing details with us and we confirmed them. It is not a guarantee of results.
- Third-party ratings, such as the Google rating, are shown separately from reviews collected on our platform.
- Send an enquiry or callback request to two or three institutes. Your contact details go only to the institute you enquire about.
- Put the quote sheet above to each one, and confirm fees, batches, faculty, duration and refund terms directly with them.
Disclosure: Online Coaching 4u publishes this page. We do not know whether every institute named here is listed in our directory. Institutes can buy promoted placement, which is labelled as promoted.
When your shortlist is ready, browse NEET institutes and send a free enquiry.
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Frequently asked questions
NEET has no cap on attempts and no upper age limit. The minimum age is 17 by 31 December of the admission year. Confirm each year's rules in the NTA's information bulletin before you pay for a course.
Sources
- 1.Ministry of Education release on NEET-UG 2026 result, 16 July 2026
- 2.Business Standard, NEET-UG 2026 retest report, 21 June 2026
- 3.Deccan Herald, NTA tells Supreme Court NEET-UG will be computer-based from 2027
- 4.NTA NEET-UG information bulletin page
- 5.PW dropper batches listing
- 6.PW Yakeen 2.0 2027 batch page
- 7.PW Yakeen Power Batch NEET 2.0 2027
- 8.Aakash Digital NEET dropper courses



