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Testprepkart’s NEET Foundation Course (9th) course offers focused preparation with expert guidance for exam success.
Course at a glance
This is our Grade 9 NEET Foundation track for NRI families who want their child to start early, years before the NEET paper after Grade 12. The aim is calm and clear: build school-strong science habits first, then layer the early NEET way of thinking, without turning Grade 9 into a crash course.
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Exam / goal
NEET / UG - MBBS
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For grade
Grade 9th Students
India Grade 9 · US 9th / Freshman · UK Year 10 · IB MYP Year 4
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Course duration
1 Year Foundation
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Weekly classes
3 days a week
During or after school hours
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Fee (USA / Europe)
USD 1,433
Published fee: INR 1,37,600
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Fee (India / Middle East / SE Asia)
INR 87,760
USD 914 · AED 3,356
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Class mode
Live & 2 Way Interactive
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Session length
90 Minutes
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USD and AED shown from published INR using mid-market rates around 17 Sep 2026 (about INR 96 per USD). Confirm settlement currency with counselor at enrollment.
If you want to talk through fit before you enroll, message us on WhatsApp or book a short analysis session. We use that call to see school load abroad, science comfort in Grade 9, and whether foundation now is the right start for a later NEET path.
WhatsApp +1 (510) 706-9331 Book analysis / trial session Enroll for course
Families abroad rarely use the Indian “Class 9” label at home. Before you compare fees or syllabi, confirm that this page matches the year your child is actually in. This course is for students in Grade 9 (India), which is the same stage as 9th Grade / Freshman in the USA, Year 10 in the British system, and IB MYP Year 4.
On our course listing this shows as Grade 9th Students. If your child is already in Grade 11 / Junior Year, ask us about the two-year track. If they are in Grade 12 / Senior Year, ask about the one-year track instead of forcing this foundation plan.
Grade 9 (India) 9th Grade / Freshman (USA) Year 10 (UK) IB MYP Year 4
| Indian Grade | US Grade / Common Name | UK / British Curriculum | IB Programme |
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| Grade 9 (this course) | 9th Grade / Freshman | Year 10 | MYP Year 4 |
| Grade 10 | 10th Grade / Sophomore | Year 11 (GCSE year) | MYP Year 5 |
| Grade 11 | 11th Grade / Junior Year | Year 12 (Lower Sixth / AS-Level) | DP Year 1 |
| Grade 12 | 12th Grade / Senior Year | Year 13 (Upper Sixth / A-Level) | DP Year 2 |
These are the commitments parents usually ask for first: who the course is for, how classes run, what subjects are covered, and what is published on the fee sheet.
| Course name | NEET Foundation Course (9th) |
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| Course for | Grade 9th Students |
| Mode | Live & 2 Way Interactive |
| Target | NEET / UG - MBBS |
| Subjects | Physics, Chemistry & Biology |
| Session length | 90 Minutes |
| Weekly schedule | 3 days a week. Classes run during or after school hours, based on the family’s time zone and school day. |
| Topic flow | Elementary concepts suited for Grades 8–10, then higher-level ideas that form the early NEET foundation |
| Academic year target | Conclude by end of February, then doubt sessions tied to All India Mock Test Series performance |
| Teaching split | 60% school syllabus strengthening / 40% NEET-oriented conceptual base building |
| Tests | Regular Weekly Tests |
| Full length | All India Test Series |
| Recordings | All live classes recorded and uploaded to the student dashboard |
| Mentoring | Personal course coordinator for scheduling, doubts, progress updates, test planning, and school + coaching balance |
| Faculty model (published) | Ex-medical professors with 6 to 9 years of experience training NEET aspirants and foundation students; 500+ students trained |
| Fee USA / Europe* | USD 1,433 (INR 1,37,600) |
| Fee India / ME / SE* | INR 87,760 · USD 914 · AED 3,356 |
| Time zone | Adjusted for US and Middle East families |
Most parents who call us from the US or the Gulf are not asking for “more tuition.” They are asking whether starting NEET talk in Grade 9 will collide with school science, sports, and homework. This foundation year is built for that exact worry.
Your child stays in their international school. We do not try to replace that school. We strengthen the school science base first, then introduce the early NEET way of thinking, on a schedule that fits an overseas school day: three live days a week, during or after school hours, matched to the family’s time zone.
In the classroom we keep a published balance: about 60% of teaching time stays on school-syllabus strengthening (CBSE / IGCSE / IB / U.S. curriculum), and about 40% goes into NEET-oriented conceptual base building. Teaching moves from elementary Grade 8–10 ideas toward higher concepts that later NEET years need. The academic year aims to conclude by end of February, then doubt sessions follow All India mock performance.
Every student gets a course coordinator. Parents use that person for timing across zones, progress questions, and extra doubt support when a topic does not sit well. Live classes are recorded, so a school test week or a travel day does not erase the lesson.
This is the foundation academic plan already published for this Grade 9 course. We keep it here so parents can see the year shape before they read the older detail sections further down the page.
Academic Plan For NEET:
Expert Faculties:
NEET Success Rate:
Download NEET Course Catalogue:
This is the conversation we have when a parent says, “But Grade 9 science is already strong in our US / IB / British school.” School science at this age is important. It is still not the same as building a multi-year NEET foundation. The tables below show the usual early gaps for a Grade 9 / Freshman start.
| Foundation need | Typical US Grade 9 cover? | Depth gap | What this foundation year adds |
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| Physics language (units, graphs, motion basics) | Partial if physical science has started | Often survey-level, not NEET-style precision | Steady Physics fundamentals on the three-day week |
| Chemistry base (matter, atoms, reactions) | Uneven across US schools | Thin equation and mole thinking for later NEET Chem | Elementary-to-advanced Chemistry scaffolding |
| Biology map (cells, life processes, diversity) | Mostly school-framed | Largest early gap vs NCERT-style chapter discipline | Biology foundations with recordings for school clashes |
| Exam temperament for long medical track | Not trained in Grade 9 alone | School quizzes do not build multi-year entrance habits | Weekly tests + All India series after the February close |
| Foundation need | Covered in MYP Year 4? | Depth gap | What we add |
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| Subject separation (P / C / B as NEET later needs) | Partial inside integrated science | MYP inquiry is strong; NEET chapter lists are different | Subject-wise foundation blocks with 60:40 school protection |
| Fact density for later NCERT Biology | Largely light | High factual gap if left for Grade 11 only | Early Biology map at foundation pace |
| MYP project / school calendar load | School priority | Coaching can overload if school dates are ignored | Coordinator scheduling + recordings |
| Foundation need | Covered in Year 10? | Depth gap | What this foundation year adds |
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| Pre-GCSE science breadth | Partial | GCSE path is not the NEET chapter checklist | PCB foundations while school science continues |
| Chemistry quantitative comfort | Often incomplete | Later NEET Chem needs earlier number fluency | Concept + application practice after every class |
| Long runway to MBBS in India | Different skill | Year 10 alone does not create entrance stamina | Weekly tests now; mocks after February close |
For more than a decade TestprepKart has proven its teaching methodology amongst the NRI students and teaches over 5000 NRI students worldwide for NEET examinations. Below is our selection rate and NEET Results.
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No. of Selections |
Admission %age |
Result Page |
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2019 |
172 |
15% |
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2020 |
181 |
18% |
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2021 |
198 |
21% |
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2022 |
208 |
28% |
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2023 |
226 |
29% |
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2024 |
241 |
32% |
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2025 |
254 |
35% |
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NEET compatibility report helps you understand how compatible you are for the NEET entrance test at the point of taking the TestprepKart analysis session and factors which are favoring you and the points where you need to make an assessment for improvement to face competition.
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Compatibility Report Advantages For NRI Students
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Register for NEET analysis / demo session to learn more about your NEET compatibility selection chances being an NRI student. As a parent you will uncover many doubts which will help you to make a NEET preparation decision for your ward.
The NEET analysis session will uncover the following aspects for both student and parent.
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1. Show NEET entrance compatibility |
5. NEET eligibility of the student |
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2. Show Subject proficiency of the student |
6. Chances of being selected under NRI Quota based on the trend analysis |
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3. Expected time required for NEET Prep |
7. Preparation hours required for NEET Prep |
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4. Potential expected score of the student |
8. Assessment of strong & weak topics of the student |
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Score building and seat strategy are different conversations. While the student is still in Grade 9 foundation, parents usually benefit from reading how government NRI seats, private NRI categories, and MCC AIQ routes differ, so the long runway to MBBS in India stays honest.
These are the questions parents usually bring to our counseling calls when they are comparing a NEET Foundation plan from the United States or the Gulf. Click a question to open the answer.
For NRI families targeting MBBS in India, Grade 9 is an early foundation start, not a final entrance year.
We keep about 60% of class time on school science so grades stay protected, and about 40% on the early NEET way of thinking. The goal is calm runway over multiple years, not a crash course in ninth grade.
This page is for students in Grade 9 (India), which matches 9th Grade / Freshman in the USA, Year 10 in the British system, and IB MYP Year 4.
If your child is already in Grade 11 / Junior Year, ask about the two-year track. If they are in Grade 12 / Senior Year, ask about the one-year track instead of forcing this foundation plan.
Classes run three days a week, during or after school hours, matched to the family’s time zone across the US and Middle East.
Before enrollment we align the batch with school finish time and the student’s energy. If a class is missed because of a school test week or travel, recordings stay in the student account so the week is not lost.
Yes, when the plan is honest about school.
Most parents are not asking for more hours. They are asking whether NEET talk will collide with school science, sports, and homework. The published 60:40 split keeps the larger share on school-syllabus strengthening.
Tell us the real school calendar early: exam weeks, sports seasons, and travel. The coordinator uses that to protect both tracks.
School science at this age is important. It is still not the same as building a multi-year NEET foundation.
US Grade 9, IB MYP, and British Year 10 rarely follow the later NTA/NCERT chapter map. Biology fact density, Chemistry quantitative comfort, and Physics precision usually need early scaffolding. That is what this foundation year is for.
Published on this course: three days a week, 90-minute live sessions, during or after school hours.
Subjects are Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Classes are live and two-way. Every conducted class is recorded and uploaded to the student dashboard.
The academic year aims to conclude by end of February.
After that, additional doubt-removal sessions are tied to performance in the All India Mock Test Series. Exact pacing still depends on start month and school clashes, which we walk through on the analysis call.
USA / Europe: USD 1,433 (published INR 1,37,600).
India / Middle East / SE Asia: INR 87,760, also shown as USD 914 / AED 3,356 for parent clarity.
USD and AED are converted from the published INR using mid-market rates around 17 Sep 2026. Confirm settlement currency with counselor at enrollment.
This page is Grade 9 foundation: elementary-to-advanced science base, three days a week, February academic-year close for this foundation year.
The two-year page is a Junior Year start that moves through Class 11 then Class 12 NEET topics with a different urgency and different parent questions.
The one-year Grade 12 track is a compressed Senior Year plan for students close to the NEET paper.
Grade 9 foundation is early runway. We are not trying to finish the full Class 11–12 NEET syllabus in ninth grade. We are building the school-strong base and early habits that later years need.
Every student is assigned a course coordinator. Parents use that person for schedule questions across time zones, missed-class recovery, doubt escalation, progress updates, and school + coaching balance.
Analysis or trial sessions before enrollment help the family see subject comfort and load before paying for the year.
Classes are live and two-way. Students can ask questions in the session, not only watch a recording later.
Every conducted class is recorded and uploaded for revision and for days lost to school exams, illness, or travel. Recordings are a safety net. They are not meant to replace live attendance as the default habit.
Doubt support continues after topics and after tests, as published for this foundation course.
Score building and seat strategy are different conversations. In Grade 9 the student focus is foundation.
Parents can still read how government NRI seats, private NRI categories, and MCC AIQ routes differ, so the long runway to MBBS in India stays honest. Admission is never guaranteed by coaching alone. Documents and later counseling rounds matter when the time comes.
Do three things in order.
First, confirm the child’s school year really matches Grade 9 / Freshman / Year 10 / MYP Year 4. Second, book a short analysis or demo session so we can see science comfort and school load. Third, bring a rough long-term plan for MBBS in India so the family knows why foundation is starting now.
WhatsApp or the trial session link on this page is enough to start.
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