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Revisable vs Cerebellum Academy: how they compare for NEET PG and FMGE

Cerebellum Academy publishes live and recorded programmes for NEET PG, INI-CET and FMGE, along with Exam & Discussion sessions, a QBank, printed notes and Codons flashcards. Revisable publishes a multi-exam study app with flashcards, QBanks and an AI tutor; its 100K+ MCQs, 200K+ flashcards and Ruby AI tutor are Pro features, and Basic access is limited.

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Revisable and Cerebellum Academy, side by side.

Each cell is based on published sources we could review. Plan contents vary, so the Cerebellum column names plans where that matters. Like-for-like caveat: counts are self-reported and cover different exams and scopes, and features and access can vary by plan. A feature not described in the sources we reviewed should not be assumed unavailable. On Revisable, the 100K+ MCQs, 200K+ flashcards and Ruby AI tutor are Pro features; Basic access is limited.

Published features of Revisable and Cerebellum Academy, checked 1 November 2026
FeatureRevisableCerebellum Academy
Exams and studentsNEET UG, NEET PG, INI-CET, FMGE, AMC and USMLE. Check the app for other examsNEET PG, INI-CET and FMGE, plus Prof Packs for MBBS students from first to final year
Question bank100K+ MCQs with Pro; the free Basic plan has limited access. Previous-year questions are availableIts home page lists a QBank of over 50,000 questions. Custom modules are listed; QBank access varies by plan
TestsMock tests and exam-style practice, with AI test analysisExam & Discussion (E&D) sessions, grand tests, mini grand tests, Late Night PYQs and Mid Day Modules. Number of tests not confirmed
Teaching and videoRevision-focused videos and concise notes; 5K+ educator-created notes and videos combined. No live classesLive classes for all 19 subjects with recordings on Mission plans; a 120-hour video Hyperrevision course; face-to-face classes on the offline Champions Batch
NotesConcise notesIn-app notes on its main plans. Printed notes are sold at extra charge or in selected plan options
RevisionSpaced repetition schedules flashcards; personalised revision modules on Pro plansHyperrevision and quick revision videos, plus 19-subject Marathon revision sessions
Flashcards200K+ flashcards with spaced repetition, with Pro; the free Basic plan has limited accessCodons: 10,000+ flashcards listed, with active recall and spaced repetition, on its flashcard page and included in its listed plans
AI featuresRuby AI tutor with Pro only. Revisable also lists AI test analysis and AI-generated flashcards, summaries, notes and quizzes; the free Basic plan has limited AI featuresNot described in the sources reviewed
PricingFree Basic plan with limited access, plus paid Pro plans. Check the website or app for current pricesFree to download on the App Store, with in-app purchases. Paid plans vary by course, duration and notes. A free plan or trial is not described in the sources reviewed
PlatformsStudy access through phones and iPads: Android on Google Play, and iPhone and iPad on the App Store (iOS/iPadOS 13 or later). Pro plans sync across 2 or 3 devicesiPhone and iPad (iOS/iPadOS 15.1 or later) and Android. Its FAQ says the app does not run on desktop or laptop. Two registered devices are allowed, with the app running on one at a time

Plans differ in scope, so check what each one includes before comparing prices. Details can change: check each provider before buying. Sources: Cerebellum Academy's website, FAQ and device policies, and its App Store and Google Play listings; Revisable's website, App Store listing and product team.

FAQ

Revisable vs Cerebellum Academy — frequently asked questions

What is the main difference between Revisable and Cerebellum Academy?

Cerebellum's published offering centres on faculty-led programmes: live and recorded classes, Exam & Discussion sessions and printed notes. Revisable's centres on self-study, with flashcards and spaced repetition, QBanks, mock tests, notes, revision videos and AI tools across several medical exams.

Which is better for NEET PG, Revisable or Cerebellum?

That depends on how you study. Cerebellum may suit you if you want a scheduled live programme. Revisable may suit you if you prefer self-paced flashcards and question practice. We have not found an independent head-to-head study, so we do not claim that either one produces better results.

Do both have flashcards with spaced repetition?

Yes, both describe them. Cerebellum lists Codons flashcards with active recall and spaced repetition. Revisable lists flashcards scheduled so that difficult topics appear more often and stronger topics less often.

Does Cerebellum Academy have an AI tutor?

AI features are not described in the sources reviewed. That does not prove they are absent, so check the current Cerebellum app. Revisable lists Ruby, its Pro-only AI tutor, along with AI test analysis and AI-generated study material.

Does Revisable have live classes like Cerebellum?

Revisable does not offer live classes. It lists revision-focused videos, notes, flashcards and question practice. If live teaching matters most to you, Cerebellum's Mission plans list live classes.

Can I use Cerebellum on a laptop?

Cerebellum's FAQ says its app runs only on mobile phones, iPads and tablets, not on desktops or laptops. Its website has a login dashboard, but we could not confirm whether any study content is available there. Revisable study access is through phones and iPads.

How do Revisable and Cerebellum compare on price?

This page does not list exact prices, because the plans include different content and we have not verified an equivalent plan on each side. Revisable has a free Basic plan with limited access and paid Pro plans. Cerebellum's prices vary by course, duration and notes. Compare current prices and what each plan includes.

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