WEEKLY PRACTICE
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Build exam stamina with realistic timed sets and see the patterns behind past CEE questions.
Open the test archiveA calmer way to prepare for CEE
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Every Saturday.
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Free, focused practice sets, clear notes, and trusted lessons for Nepal’s medical entrance aspirants.
Always free · Built around the CEE syllabus
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Revisit a chapter, download crisp notes, or learn a tricky concept from a trusted teacher.
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CHEMISTRY
Equilibrium, without the fog
Video lesson · Dr. R. Khatri
PHYSICS
Rotational motion: formula sheet
Handwritten notes · 12 pages
PRACTICE
The 20 questions that return
Repeated questions · Mixed subjects
BOTANY
Plant physiology revision map
Handwritten notes · 9 pages
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“The Saturday archive gave me a realistic cadence. I stopped guessing what to study and spent my time revising the exact weak areas.”
Aastha ShresthaMBBS, 2080 intake
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Before you begin.
Yes. The site is a free study library for CEE aspirants. Some download and video links point to useful third-party resources, but the library itself has no subscription.
A fresh practice set is published every Saturday at 9:00 AM Nepal time. Earlier sets remain available in the archive.
Yes. The practice sets and resources are organised around Physics, Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology units commonly covered in CEE preparation.
No. You can browse everything without an account. An account could be used later to save progress when a real authentication service is connected.