Practise under real exam conditions.
Every mock uses the CAT interface you will see on the day: locked sectional timers, a colour-coded question palette, mark for review, and +3 / −1 marking. Your progress is saved in this browser, and each test ends with a scorecard and a worked solution for every question.
Full length mock 1
The complete paper in the real exam format: 24 VARC, 20 DILR and 22 QA questions, each section on its own 40-minute timer.
Start →Mini mock 1
A compact version of the full paper: an RC passage, verbal ability, a DI set, an LR set and eight quant questions, each section on its own 20-minute timer.
Start →Quant sprint
Ten questions across arithmetic, algebra, number systems, geometry and modern maths. Ideal for a daily speed and accuracy check.
Start →DILR set drill
One data interpretation set and one logical reasoning arrangement. Practise reading every condition before you commit.
Start →How to analyse a mock
- Log the numbers. Attempts, accuracy and time per section. The score is the least useful number on its own.
- Sort your misses. Was each wrong or skipped question a concept gap, a silly error, a time problem or a bad selection?
- Re-solve without the clock. Attempt every question you skipped before reading the solution.
- Find the fastest method. Compare your approach with the solution, even for questions you got right.
- Pick one fix. Choose a single habit to change in the next mock, such as reading the whole DILR set before starting.
Turn a mock score into a percentile
Scored a full-length mock elsewhere? Enter your sectional scores to see an estimated percentile and IIM call chances.
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