Pricing
What NEET Companion costs, what it never will, and how Pro credits work when the Choice-Filling Assistant launches.
Credits, not a subscription
Only the choice list costs credits.
Every predictor, the college directory and the state explorer stay free. Credits are spent only when you build a choice-filling list — top up what you need, when you need it.
Pro Access
Early bird₹149₹249
to get started · introductory price
You are buying 50 credits (about ₹3 each), spent only as you generate and refine your list. There is no fixed price per list, so what you actually use is up to you — and the cost of each action is shown before you spend anything.
- Full Choice-Filling Assistant
- College Watchlist
- Allotment-ready preference order
- Round-by-round preference strategy
- Category & quota-aware ordering
- Downloadable choice lists
- Credits never expire mid-season
The Choice-Filling Assistant currently covers All India Quota only. State quota support is still in development and is not included yet.
Billing and credit metering are being finalised.
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Credits, refunds and what stays free
No. There is no payment system on this site and we collect no money from anyone. The rank predictor, the marks converter, the college directory, the state explorer and the counselling help form are all free. The Pro Choice-Filling Assistant has not launched yet, and billing and credit metering are still being finalised.
The minimum top-up is ₹149, which gives you 50 credits — about ₹3 per credit. ₹149 is an introductory price; the standard price for the same 50 credits is ₹249, and we will say so clearly before it changes. All prices are in Indian Rupees and are inclusive of any applicable taxes.
No. Credits are prepaid top-ups only — there is no subscription, no monthly plan, no automatic renewal and no stored card mandate. You will never be charged on a recurring basis.
There is no fixed price per choice list. What you spend depends on how much you generate and refine. The cost of each action and your remaining balance are shown before you spend anything.
The predictors, the medical college directory and individual college pages, the state explorer and state guides, and the help-with-counselling request form. No account, no signup, no payment. Credits are only ever consumed by the Pro Choice-Filling Assistant.
All India Quota (AIQ) counselling only. State-quota counselling is not covered, and state quota support is still in development. If you ever buy credits for state-quota help that we do not in fact provide, that is our error and we refund it.
Credits never expire mid-season — whatever you buy stays usable for the whole counselling season you bought it in, and we email you 30 days before any balance is due to expire. If you change your mind, you get 100% of your unused credits back if you ask within 7 days of the top-up, no reason required. Credits you have already spent are not refundable. Refunds always go back to the original payment method.
A companion students trust.
From first-time NEET aspirants to repeat students — everyone benefits from a smarter preparation plan.
Having the college predictor and the state explorer in the same platform is a game changer. I can check my college odds and then explore state-wise options without jumping between three different sites.
Divya P.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I've been repeating NEET for two years. What I was missing was a structured way to track what I've studied. The upcoming syllabus tracker is exactly what I've been looking for — can't wait for it to drop.
Arjun S.
NEET Repeater, 3rd Attempt
The idea of taking a mock test and immediately seeing which colleges you qualify for is something no other platform offers. NEET Companion actually understands what students need — not just marks, but direction.
Sneha R.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I checked my marks against the rank predictor after every mock. Knowing it was built on actual past cutoff data, not a rough guess, made it far easier to set a realistic target.
Rahul M.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
The state-wise cutoff breakdown was the part my parents actually understood. I could show them exactly which colleges were realistic instead of arguing about it every evening.
Ayesha K.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
No signup, no fees, and no spam calls after I entered my details. That alone made me trust it more than the other predictors I tried last season.
Nikhil R.
NEET Repeater, 2nd Attempt
Splitting colleges into Safe, Moderate and Reach finally made my shortlist manageable. Before this I had a spreadsheet of ninety colleges and no idea what to do with it.
Priya S.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
Being able to compare states side by side before choice filling was the most useful part for me. The differences between home state and All India quota were much clearer.
Vikram T.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
Most predictors only show general category numbers. This one actually breaks out OBC cutoffs properly, which is the only figure that mattered to me.
Meera J.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I ran my score through it after every mock to see whether my college range was moving. Watching that list slowly improve kept me going through a rough few months.
Sandeep C.
NEET Repeater, 2nd Attempt
The college pages have far more detail than the official brochures I was digging through — seats, courses and past closing ranks all in one place.
Ananya B.
NEET 2023 Aspirant
Results come up instantly. No waiting for an email, no counsellor calling me back three days later with the same information.
Farhan A.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I was looking at BDS as a backup and most tools ignore it completely. Seeing dental and nursing options alongside MBBS made planning much less stressful.
Kavya N.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
Having the college predictor and the state explorer in the same platform is a game changer. I can check my college odds and then explore state-wise options without jumping between three different sites.
Divya P.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I've been repeating NEET for two years. What I was missing was a structured way to track what I've studied. The upcoming syllabus tracker is exactly what I've been looking for — can't wait for it to drop.
Arjun S.
NEET Repeater, 3rd Attempt
The idea of taking a mock test and immediately seeing which colleges you qualify for is something no other platform offers. NEET Companion actually understands what students need — not just marks, but direction.
Sneha R.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I checked my marks against the rank predictor after every mock. Knowing it was built on actual past cutoff data, not a rough guess, made it far easier to set a realistic target.
Rahul M.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
The state-wise cutoff breakdown was the part my parents actually understood. I could show them exactly which colleges were realistic instead of arguing about it every evening.
Ayesha K.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
No signup, no fees, and no spam calls after I entered my details. That alone made me trust it more than the other predictors I tried last season.
Nikhil R.
NEET Repeater, 2nd Attempt
Splitting colleges into Safe, Moderate and Reach finally made my shortlist manageable. Before this I had a spreadsheet of ninety colleges and no idea what to do with it.
Priya S.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
Being able to compare states side by side before choice filling was the most useful part for me. The differences between home state and All India quota were much clearer.
Vikram T.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
Most predictors only show general category numbers. This one actually breaks out OBC cutoffs properly, which is the only figure that mattered to me.
Meera J.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I ran my score through it after every mock to see whether my college range was moving. Watching that list slowly improve kept me going through a rough few months.
Sandeep C.
NEET Repeater, 2nd Attempt
The college pages have far more detail than the official brochures I was digging through — seats, courses and past closing ranks all in one place.
Ananya B.
NEET 2023 Aspirant
Results come up instantly. No waiting for an email, no counsellor calling me back three days later with the same information.
Farhan A.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I was looking at BDS as a backup and most tools ignore it completely. Seeing dental and nursing options alongside MBBS made planning much less stressful.
Kavya N.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
Works properly on my phone, which sounds minor until you realise most counselling sites are unusable on anything smaller than a laptop.
Rohit D.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
After two failed attempts I needed a realistic picture, not encouragement. Seeing the actual cutoffs told me exactly how much more I had to find.
Sneha M.
NEET Repeater, 3rd Attempt
The quota breakdown cleared up something my coaching never explained properly — why the same rank gets very different colleges under All India versus state counselling.
Aditya V.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
It shows the closing ranks it is basing the prediction on, so I could sanity-check it myself instead of just trusting a number.
Ishita G.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I was applying for B.Sc. Nursing and expected to be an afterthought. The cutoffs were there in the same detail as the medical ones.
Karthik P.
NEET 2023 Aspirant
I did not have anyone at home who had been through counselling before. This basically replaced the guidance I could not afford.
Zoya H.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
A private counsellor quoted my family a serious amount for what is essentially this same list. Glad I checked here first.
Manish K.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
Filtering by state and course cut six hundred colleges down to about fifteen I actually cared about. That saved me an entire weekend.
Deepa R.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I used it mainly to set a target score. Working backwards from the colleges I wanted made revision feel a lot more purposeful.
Arnav S.
NEET Repeater, 2nd Attempt
Seeing how cutoffs shifted across several years was more reassuring than a single prediction. It gave me a sense of the range rather than one fragile number.
Ritika L.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
I have sent this to half my batch group. Everyone asks the same questions about ranks and colleges and this answers them in about a minute.
Harsh B.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
Straightforward and honest about being an estimate. That is more than I can say for most of the rank predictors floating around before results season.
Tanvi M.
NEET 2023 Aspirant
Works properly on my phone, which sounds minor until you realise most counselling sites are unusable on anything smaller than a laptop.
Rohit D.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
After two failed attempts I needed a realistic picture, not encouragement. Seeing the actual cutoffs told me exactly how much more I had to find.
Sneha M.
NEET Repeater, 3rd Attempt
The quota breakdown cleared up something my coaching never explained properly — why the same rank gets very different colleges under All India versus state counselling.
Aditya V.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
It shows the closing ranks it is basing the prediction on, so I could sanity-check it myself instead of just trusting a number.
Ishita G.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I was applying for B.Sc. Nursing and expected to be an afterthought. The cutoffs were there in the same detail as the medical ones.
Karthik P.
NEET 2023 Aspirant
I did not have anyone at home who had been through counselling before. This basically replaced the guidance I could not afford.
Zoya H.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
A private counsellor quoted my family a serious amount for what is essentially this same list. Glad I checked here first.
Manish K.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
Filtering by state and course cut six hundred colleges down to about fifteen I actually cared about. That saved me an entire weekend.
Deepa R.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
I used it mainly to set a target score. Working backwards from the colleges I wanted made revision feel a lot more purposeful.
Arnav S.
NEET Repeater, 2nd Attempt
Seeing how cutoffs shifted across several years was more reassuring than a single prediction. It gave me a sense of the range rather than one fragile number.
Ritika L.
NEET 2024 Aspirant
I have sent this to half my batch group. Everyone asks the same questions about ranks and colleges and this answers them in about a minute.
Harsh B.
NEET 2025 Aspirant
Straightforward and honest about being an estimate. That is more than I can say for most of the rank predictors floating around before results season.
Tanvi M.
NEET 2023 Aspirant
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