EIN 360 Compete NEET Pilot opens September 2026
An AI tutor for NEET preparation
EIN 360 Compete is an AI tutor for NEET. It models what you know concept by concept across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, adapts your study plan continuously, and teaches by Socratic questioning — not answer keys. The first pilot cohort opens September 2026.
How the tutor works
Observe, model, adapt, guide — continuously
01
Observe
Every answer you give carries signal — accuracy, speed, hesitation, the option you almost chose. The AI reads all of it.
02
Model
Signals update your Digital Twin: a concept-by-concept map of mastery across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
03
Adapt
Your plan rebuilds itself around the model — weak chains get depth, mastered topics get spaced revision, not repetition.
04
Guide
The tutor questions you Socratically until you can reason to the answer — because NEET rewards transfer, not recall.
Socratic teaching
It does not tell you the answer. It asks the next question.
A typical app
"Incorrect. The correct answer is B."
You move to the next question carrying the same misconception you
arrived with.
The EIN 360 Teacher agent
"You selected the right formula. What happens when you substitute
the values? Walk me through your reasoning."
The misconception surfaces, gets corrected at the root, and your
Digital Twin records which reasoning step actually failed.
NEET rewards transfer — solving problems you have never seen. Guided reasoning builds transfer; answer keys build familiarity. That difference is the entire bet behind this tutor.
Coverage
The full NEET syllabus, mapped as concepts
NEET examines Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in fixed proportions, but preparation fails at the level of individual concepts — one weak assumption in mechanics, one skipped reaction mechanism. The tutor works at that resolution.
Physics
Concept chains matter most here: a gap in vectors weakens mechanics, which weakens everything after it. The Twin tracks the chain, so remediation starts at the root, not at the chapter you failed.
Chemistry
Physical, organic, and inorganic behave like three different subjects. The tutor treats them that way — derivation practice, mechanism reasoning, and structured recall get different teaching strategies.
Biology
Half the exam, and the easiest place to mistake familiarity for mastery. Spaced revision is driven by your forgetting curve, and questioning checks understanding of processes, not recognition of diagrams.
The pilot
September 2026, NEET first
Who it is for
NEET aspirants — and parents — who want preparation that adapts to the student instead of averaging across a batch of two hundred.
What you get
Full access to the AI tutor and your Digital Twin for the pilot period, plus a direct feedback channel to the team building it.
What it costs to register
Nothing. Registering interest takes a minute, carries no payment or commitment, and holds your place in the queue as cohorts open.
Frequently asked questions
Is this another video lecture app?
No. EIN 360 Compete delivers no recorded lectures. It is an AI tutor: it models what you know concept by concept, questions you the way a sharp human tutor would, and rebuilds your study plan continuously from what your responses reveal.
When can I join?
The first NEET pilot cohort opens in September 2026. Registration of interest is open now — there is no payment or commitment at this stage, and pilot seats are confirmed in order of registration as cohorts open.
Does it follow the NEET syllabus?
Yes. The tutor is built around the NEET syllabus across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, mapped concept by concept. Your Digital Twin tracks mastery against that concept map, so preparation always targets the syllabus as examined.
Do parents get visibility?
Yes. Parents receive plain-language progress reports generated from the same Digital Twin the tutor uses — current mastery, trajectory, and what the AI is doing about weak areas. No login archaeology required.
Be in the first cohort
The AI that trains you for NEET opens its pilot in September 2026. Register interest now — seats are confirmed in order of registration.
Join the pilot