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28 free mock tests, and every one of them shows the worked answers.

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What you get back after a test

A worked example, using a sample attempt at a 50-question, 60-minute paper in 4 sections. The figures are an illustration, not a student's result — but every one of them is produced by the code that produces a real report.

Sample

Would this have cleared?

SSC CGL Tier 1, 2024

26.6 points short

This attempt 50.0%
Real cut-off 76.6%

A real, published figure: Unreserved category, the "all other posts" list. The 2024 paper cleared at 153.19 of 200. Source

Sample

Where the time went

Measured on the server, per question, against the section's own clock

  • Section I — General Intelligence and Reasoning 69% scored · 4:20 unused
  • Section II — General Awareness 25% scored · 8:10 unused
  • Section III — Quantitative Aptitude 33% scored
  • Section IV — English Comprehension 69% scored

You gave back 12:30. Section III — Quantitative Aptitude used its whole clock and scored 33% — that is where the time could have gone.

On a sectional paper the time you do not use in one section is not carried forward. No other test series on this list will tell you that you did it.

Sample

Right but slow, or quick but wrong?

Every topic placed on time against accuracy

  • Quick and right
  • Right but slow
  • Quick but wrong
  • Slow and wrong

On your report these two lines are the paper's own medians, measured across every attempt at it. Here they are stated, at 62s per question and 55% accuracy, because a sample has no cohort to measure.

Sample

Fix these 3 first

Ranked by marks at stake, not by percentage

  1. Quantitative — Time, Speed and Distance 10 marks lost

    Slow and mostly wrong — this is where the clock went.

    Read the notes first, then drill it against a clock.

  2. General Awareness — Static GK 10 marks lost

    Answered quickly and mostly wrong — this is a gap, not a pacing problem.

    Read the notes on this topic before practising it again.

  3. General Awareness — Current Affairs 8 marks lost

    You never reached most of these questions.

    Sit a timed drill on this section.

Three, because a list of eleven weak topics tells you to revise everything — which you already knew. Each one gets its own reason and its own next step, and as above they are rarely the same step.

If a question is wrong, you can say so

And you will see what came of it

  1. 1A question in Quantitative Aptitude where two of the four options work out to the same value.
  2. 2Reported from inside the answer sheet, in one tap, without leaving the page.
  3. 3Checked by the examiner who set the paper, the option corrected, and the correction published under the question.
  4. 4Everyone who had sat that paper sees the resolution in place, on the question itself.

Every question here was written for this catalogue, so a mistake in one is ours to fix rather than somebody else's to explain. The answer sheet and the worked solutions are open on the free tests too.

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