Education Ministry, IIT Kanpur launch free NEET 2025 crash course
Kanpur: The Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IITK), in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, has launched SATHEE's free 30-day crash course for students preparing for the National Eligibility and Entrance Test- NEET 2025 exam.
Through this initiative, NEET aspirants will gain access to topic specific recorded lectures by expert faculty from IITs and AIIMS. The platform also provides access to previous years’ questions along with detailed answer keys. To further aid preparation, the course includes daily quizzes and a full-fledged mock test series designed to simulate the actual exam environment, helping students build confidence, improve performance, and accurately assess their exam readiness.
SATHEE aims to provide comprehensive learning resources combined with an AI-driven assessment platform to personalize learning and help aspirants identify and close knowledge gaps effectively.
Completely free of cost, SATHEE crash course provides an inclusive learning opportunity for aspirants, regardless of their location or economic background.
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The platform will closely monitor progress of each students allowing them to revise their preparation strategy. Along with this an exclusive formula booklet covering key NEET and JEE formulas, a perfect last-minute revision companion, will be sent out every day to the top performers.
Students will benefit from flexible learning, allowing them to study at their own pace. Additionally, the course ensures focused preparation with a strategically designed syllabus that emphasizes high-weightage NEET topics.
The crash course aims to empower NEET aspirants from India and abroad with the tools, support, and study materials required to excel in one of the country’s most competitive medical entrance exams.
The course is live and students easily access the platform on the SATHEE website or via the SATHEE mobile app on both iOS and Android devices.
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