MemoNeet and Lumi, side by side
Every row comes from public material, numbered against the source list below and checked on 27 Sep 2026. Where something is not published, we say so rather than guess. Features change; check the source before you decide.
| Feature | MemoNeet | Lumi |
|---|---|---|
| Exam focus[1][4][7] | MemoNeetNEET (listing is addressed to NEET 2026 aspirants, droppers and freshers) | LumiNEET UG and JEE: one app for both, plus free lessons and notes on lumineet.com |
| Core content[1][4][6][7] | MemoNeetLine-by-line NCERT coverage for Biology, Chemistry and Physics | LumiIn the app: adaptive practice, adaptive exams and a 24x7 AI tutor. Free on lumineet.com: NCERT notes and doubts pages for all 79 NEET chapters, and interactive lessons with simulations and YouTube classes for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths |
| How the syllabus is split[1][3] | MemoNeetMicrotopic segmentation of 86 chapters (Biology 38, Chemistry 28, Physics 20) | LumiOver 12,000 NEET and over 11,000 JEE concept atoms, each tracked for you |
| Revision scheduling[1][2][3] | MemoNeetForgetting curve-based revision scheduling; website describes a 7-level spaced repetition system (NeuronZ) | LumiFSRS (Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler) at a desired retention of 0.9 |
| Named algorithm[1][3] | MemoNeetNot stated publicly (listing describes an "AI-based revision algorithm") | LumiFSRS, 2PL Item Response Theory and simpleKT, named on the methodology page |
| Ability estimate[3] | MemoNeetNot stated publicly | Lumi2PL Item Response Theory, fitted by maximum likelihood per student |
| Question bank[2][5][4] | MemoNeetWebsite states 35,000+ NCERT MCQs with auto-scheduled revision | LumiFree bank of 780 verified NEET questions across all 79 NCERT chapters, with full solutions and option-by-option analysis; custom tests by topic and difficulty in the app |
| Mock tests[2][3] | MemoNeetWebsite lists 30 mock tests (20 part, 10 full-length) in a CBT format | LumiAdaptive exams that pick the most informative question at your current ability |
| Platforms[1][4][7] | MemoNeetAndroid and iOS | LumiiOS and Android, plus free notes and lessons on the web |
What MemoNeet offers
- Line-by-line NCERT reading inside the app, with the text itself as the study material.
- Offline access to the full NCERT content, per its App Store listing.
- Varied recall formats: its listing names Match, MCQ, Drag and Drop and Fill-ups.
- A daily planner that breaks the chapters into fixed daily targets, as its website describes.
- 35,000+ NCERT MCQs and 30 mock tests, per its website.
What Lumi gives you
- One app for NEET UG and JEE Main, across Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths.
- A revision schedule driven by your answers: FSRS decides when each concept comes back, and simpleKT picks what to practise next.
- An ability estimate per subject from 2PL Item Response Theory, which weighs hard questions more than easy ones.
- The methods named and explained publicly on the how-it-works page.
- Free on lumineet.com: NCERT notes and a doubts page for every NEET chapter, interactive lessons with simulations and YouTube classes for NEET and JEE, and a 780-question NEET bank with full solutions.
- A 24x7 AI tutor in the app, and parent and educator insights so someone else can follow progress.
Both apps treat revision as a scheduling problem
MemoNeet and Lumi share the idea that the timing of a review matters as much as the review itself.
The difference is in what drives the schedule. MemoNeet's public material describes scheduling over NCERT microtopics and memory cards. Lumi schedules concept atoms with FSRS and uses your answers to practice questions, scored with Item Response Theory, to decide what counts as weak, while simpleKT knowledge tracing picks what you practise next.
Lumi also goes past the app: its NCERT notes, doubts pages, interactive lessons and NEET question bank are free to read on lumineet.com, and the same app serves JEE students.
Frequently asked questions
How do MemoNeet and Lumi differ for NEET revision?
Lumi schedules revision with FSRS from your answers to practice questions, estimates your ability with 2PL Item Response Theory, and adds free NCERT notes, doubts pages and interactive lessons on lumineet.com. MemoNeet offers line-by-line NCERT content with forgetting-curve revision and offline access, per its listing.
Does MemoNeet use FSRS?
MemoNeet's public material describes an AI-based revision algorithm, forgetting curve-based scheduling and a 7-level spaced repetition system. It does not name the algorithm, so whether it is FSRS is not stated publicly. Lumi uses FSRS at a desired retention of 0.9.
Where can I read NCERT content with each app?
MemoNeet's App Store listing states line-by-line NCERT coverage for Biology, Chemistry and Physics inside the app, split into microtopics across 86 chapters. Lumi publishes free chapter-wise NCERT notes for all 79 NEET Physics, Chemistry and Biology chapters on lumineet.com/ncert, each with a doubts page and linked practice questions, and interactive lessons on lumineet.com/learn.
Does Lumi cover JEE?
Yes. The Lumi app covers NEET UG and JEE Main, and lumineet.com/learn has free interactive lessons for both, including NCERT Maths for Class 11 and 12. MemoNeet's listing is addressed to NEET aspirants.
How much do MemoNeet and Lumi cost?
Both apps are free to download on the App Store. Lumi has a free plan and paid monthly plans, with current plans shown in the app. MemoNeet's website shows named plans without prices.
Sources · Checked on 27 Sep 2026
- 1MemoNeet: Neet Revision App on the App Store (India)
- 2MemoNeet website
- 3Lumi: How it works (FSRS, 2PL IRT, simpleKT)
- 4Lumi NEET AI on the App Store (India)
- 5Lumi: free NEET question bank (lumineet.com/questions)
- 6Lumi: free NCERT notes and doubts pages (lumineet.com/ncert)
- 7Lumi Learn: free interactive lessons for NEET and JEE (lumineet.com/learn)