IAT / Syllabus planning

IAT Syllabus Planning Across Four Science Subjects

Use the current official IISER Aptitude Test syllabus as the boundary, then connect it to the Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics topic labels found in the repository paper corpus.

Biology

135

Repository questions

Chemistry

135

Repository questions

Mathematics

135

Repository questions

Physics

134

Repository questions

Chapter-level readiness

Mark each official chapter as learn, practise or revise. A chapter becomes practice-ready only when you can solve representative questions without reading the stored solution first.

  • Use the official syllabus for scope
  • Use PYQ topic labels for evidence
  • Do not infer guaranteed weight from historical counts

Balance breadth and repair

Because the current pattern allocates 15 questions to each subject, a plan that ignores one subject should be a deliberate risk decision, not an accident. Track the opportunity cost of weak-subject time against secure marks in stronger subjects.

What is public and what stays protected

Public

  • Official pattern and source links
  • Aggregate paper, subject and topic evidence
  • Preparation and review method

Free account

  • All current IAT paper simulations
  • Submitted scores, analysis and detailed review

Premium

  • No IAT premium gate exists in the current route flow

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Frequently asked questions

Are these original IAT mocks?

No. The current timed inventory consists of nine previous-paper simulations. Original mock count is zero.

How is the public inventory verified?

The loader requires each stored question to have a valid subject, four option keys, an official answer and a non-empty solution. Paper-level review limitations are reported separately.

Are answers or solutions exposed for SEO?

No. Public pages use counts, topic labels and workflow descriptions only. Question and solution payloads remain in the login-protected attempt and review routes.