• To revise the entire syllabus at least 3–4 times before the exam.
• To revise the entire content in the last 7–10 days before the exam.
• Applicable for NEET PG, INI-CET, and FMGE aspirants.

Core components:

• ~110+ hours of video lectures covering all 19 subjects, targeting an 80% strike rate.
• Well-organised, complete notes in 2 volumes (985 pages each) — no content addition needed from other sources.
• A 6,500+ -question QBank — designed to be completable and revisable (tentative launch: June 1, 2026).

Additional components:

• 57 Tests & Discussions (E&Ds) — 3 per subject.
  • Appear for the test after completing each subject.
  • Watch the teacher’s video discussion on how to approach each question and eliminate options.
• High-yield Flashcards — using active recall and spaced repetition, consolidate all important topics.
• Grand Tests (GTs) — access to regular grand tests.
• Mock Tests — 3 for INI-CET + 3 for NEET PG, targeting exam-specific preparation.

• Despite being concise (~100 hours for all 19 subjects), the videos carry brief explanations — not just lists to memorise.
• Understanding has been incorporated so even a first-time viewer can grasp the concepts.
• Information is condensed into flowcharts, tables, and figures — aiding visual memory and faster recall.
• Example: Entire Pharmacology is covered in approximately 5 hours while still addressing all important topics.
• The teachers recorded and re-recorded multiple times — converting paragraphs into tables, charts, and flowcharts — to achieve maximum condensation without losing clarity.
• A “how to remember” component is built into the videos to help students retain information going into the exam.
• Even though it’s not a full conceptual course, the videos don’t feel like rote learning — they keep things interesting and logical.

• Designed to be a student’s single, final revision resource — no need to combine multiple sources.
• No time wasted annotating from other resources; majority of important content is already covered.
• Every line from which a question has been asked in the last 7–8 years carries a Q label — so students know exactly which lines yield exam answers.
• Topics contributing a disproportionately high number of exam questions are marked as PYT Gold — signalling extra importance.
• Only 2 volumes — can be finished in the last few days before the exam, ideal for final-week revision.
• Completely synced with the Hyper Revision videos.

1. Ante Approach (When at least 5-6 months preparation time is there)

• Study using Mission Classes or Rapid Revision videos first → build concepts.
• After completing each subject, watch the corresponding Hyper Revision video.
• From that point on, all subsequent revisions are done using Hyper Revision notes only.
• Whenever confused on any topic, go back to Mission or Rapid Revision videos for clarity.
• Example: Pharmacology is taught over 5 days in Mission Classes. On the 6th day, do the 5-hour Hyper Revision Pharmacology video. The Hyper Revision notes then become the go-to resource for all future revisions of Pharmacology.

2. Retro Approach (For students with less time)

• Start directly with Hyper Revision videos and notes.
• After completing a subject, identify weak areas.
• Go back to Rapid Revision or Mission videos selectively to fill those gaps only.
• Takes less time since you’re not doing everything in detail — only supplementing where needed.
• Requires at least some prior conceptual foundation to work well.

3. Blitz Approach (For very late starters — 30 to 60 days before the exam)

• For students starting very late, who can memorise well and study 12–14 hours daily.
• Use the 100-hour Hyper Revision content and notes to memorise everything through multiple revisions.
• Since ~80% of exam questions are memory-based, intensive memorisation and repeated revision can still yield a decent rank.

• Yes, 100%.
• If you’ve used another platform for concept building, you can still use the Hyper Revision (20th) Course for final revisions.
• Especially useful if you’re struggling to make your original resource concise and revisable.
• Can also be used selectively for high-volume subjects where revision is the biggest challenge. The Hyper Revision video duration for these subjects:
  • Medicine: ~20 hours
  • Surgery: ~12.5 hours
  • OBG: ~7 hours
  • PSM: ~6 hours
• Each subject comes with concise, synced notes.
• Similar to how USMLE students traditionally used Kaplan for concepts and First Aid for revision — the Hyper Revision course works as a concise revision layer irrespective of the primary platform used.

• Yes, flashcards are included.
• Based on PYQs and PYTs.
• Work on the principles of active recall and spaced repetition.
• Students who use flashcards consistently are known to score higher than those who don’t.

• It completes the preparation ecosystem.
• Earlier, students used to annotate one resource with another for completion — that problem is now solved.
• Cerebellum now covers every stage of preparation:
  • Concept development: Mission Classes / Rapid Revision videos
  • Concise revision: Hyper Revision videos and notes
  • Active recall: Flashcards
  • Practice: QBank
  • Exam simulation: Grand Tests and Mock Tests
• Since all content is synced across these stages, students experience continuity without any gaps or path confusion.

Subscription Pricing (Videos + Flashcards + E&Ds + GTs + Mock Tests):

Key pricing points:

• Pre-booking is limited to the first 1,000 students.
• Best deal: Pre-book 1 Year + Notes = ₹10,499 (vs ₹15,499 at final price — saves ₹5,000).
• One subscription covers both INI-CET (May) and NEET PG (August).
• Notes (2 volumes) are priced separately and not included in the subscription price.

Pre-booking saves ₹4,000 on every subscription plan and ₹1,000 on notes.

For existing Cerebellum students:

• Mission program students → Complimentary access to the entire Hyper Revision package (Videos, Qbank & E&Ds). Only notes need to be subscribed separately.
• BTR-only program students → Complimentary access to Hyper Revision videos only. For the remaining components, a subscription is required.

• Subscribe through the Cerebellum app or website.
• Hyper Revision (20th) Course videos are already Live
• Pre-booking available now — limited to the first 1,000 students at the pre-booking price.