Summary NeoPass is a Chrome extension for students using platforms like Iamneo, NPTEL, and HackerRank. It bypasses exam portal restrictions (e.g., tab switching, pasting) and provides AI-powered assistance for answering questions and performing searches, streamlining the assessment process.

How It Works This Chrome extension integrates directly with web exams, leveraging user API keys for AI providers (OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, custom) or offering a managed AI service in its Pro tier. It mimics exam shields like NeoExamShield, includes a stealth chatbot, and enables AI-driven search for answers/code. The design facilitates seamless assistance without tab switching or manual data transfer.

Quick Start & Requirements Install by downloading, enabling Chrome's Developer mode (chrome://extensions/), and loading unpacked. Free users need an AI API key. Network restrictions may block AI providers, requiring a VPN or Pro upgrade. An installation guide video is linked.

Highlighted Details

• NPTEL Integration: Solves NPTEL Wildlife Ecology answers and MCQs.
• Exam Portal Bypasses: Includes NeoExamShield mimicry, tab switching bypass, and restricted pasting.
• Multi-AI Provider Support: Compatible with OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, and custom endpoints.
• Pro Version: Features managed AI (GPT-5.1), NeoBrowser access, increased rate limits, and no network restrictions.
• Extensive Shortcuts: Dedicated hotkeys for Iam Neo, HackerRank, and NPTEL exams.

Maintenance & Community Users can contribute NPTEL datasets via script extraction and pull requests. Direct feedback is via freeneopass@gmail.com. No specific community channels are listed.

Licensing & Compatibility Licensed under the MIT License, generally permissive for commercial use. However, the project is explicitly for "Educational Purposes Only," requiring responsible and ethical use.

Limitations & Caveats The free version requires network access to AI providers; blocked access necessitates a VPN or Pro subscription. The tool is strictly for "Educational Purposes Only," with a disclaimer against promoting academic dishonesty. Claims of "100% ACCURACY" should be viewed cautiously.