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How a physicist works through a JEE Advanced problem
- 1Read the problem
- 2Spot the pattern
- 3Fit it to the pattern
- 4Solve
Mock tests for JEE, NEET, CLAT, CAT, GRE and GMAT
Take a mock under exam conditions, with each exam's own sections and marking. Afterwards, go through every question with a coach that marks up the paper the way a good teacher would.
Not sure where to start? Try a guided set first. There's no clock, and the coach shows you how to approach each question.
| Exam | Questions | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| nlsat-llbGuided Sample 1 | 3 | 6 min | Try it |
| JEE AdvancedGuided Sample 1 | 3 | 5 min | Try it |
| JEE AdvancedMixed Practice 1 | 4 | 13 min | Try it |
| JEE MainGuided Sample 1 | 5 | 8 min | Try it |
| JEE MainMini Mock 1 | 9 | 24 min | Try it |
| NEET UGGuided Sample 1 | 4 | 4 min | Try it |
| NEET UGMini Mock 1 | 9 | 9 min | Try it |
| CLATGuided Sample 1 | 1 | 3 min | Try it |
| CLATMini Mock 1 | 2 | 6 min | Try it |
| CATGuided Sample 1 | 3 | 5 min | Try it |
| CATMini Mock 1 | 6 | 11 min | Try it |
| GREGuided Sample 1 | 1 | 1 min | Try it |
| GREMini Section 1 | 2 | 3 min | Try it |
| GMATMini Set 1 | 3 | 6 min | Try it |
| GMATGuided Sample 1 | 1 | 1 min | Try it |
Full-length mocks come with a pass for your exam. Preparing for SSC, banking, railways or UPSC? We don't run test series for those, but there's a guide to 93+ other exams.
Every subject has its own way of being solved
A physics problem and a constitutional law problem don't yield to the same habits. Each walkthrough follows the method of its discipline, in that discipline's language.
| Discipline | The method | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PhysicsJEE Advanced | 1Read the problem | 2Spot the pattern | 3Fit it to the pattern | 4Solve | Read the problem → Spot the pattern → Fit it to the pattern → Solve |
| LawCLAT | 1Read the segments | 2Find the perspectives | 3Link to Constitution and precedent | 4Conclude | Read the segments → Find the perspectives → Link to Constitution and precedent → Conclude |
| MedicineNEET UG | 1Read the clue | 2Place it in the system | 3Recall the mechanism | 4Rule out the rest | Read the clue → Place it in the system → Recall the mechanism → Rule out the rest |
| ManagementCAT | 1Read the setup | 2Choose what's solvable | 3Structure it | 4Solve and move on | Read the setup → Choose what's solvable → Structure it → Solve and move on |
How the coach marks up a question
Keep scrolling. This is the coach's full walkthrough of a JEE Main question, one step at a time.
1.What exactly is asked?Read the problem
The total time until the ball reaches the ground, not the top of its flight.
A ball is thrown vertically upward with a speed of 20 m/s from the top of a tower 25 m high. Taking , how long after the throw does the ball hit the ground?
A notebook of every mistake
Good teachers tell students to keep an error log: write down every question you got wrong and why, solve it again a day later, and read the list before the next test. Most students mean to and don't.
ExamSense keeps it for you. Every question you miss in a mock goes in automatically. You tag the reason in one tap: concept, misread, calculation, time pressure or guess. Then you re-solve it without the clock. Before your next mock, it tells you what has been costing you the most marks.
There's no “silly mistake” option. Calling a mistake silly treats it as bad luck, which is how it gets made again.
A 1 kg block on a smooth quarter-circle: normal force at the bottom
ConceptJEE Main · “Forgot the centripetal term. N = 3mg here, not mg.”
pH of 0.001 M NaOH
MisreadJEE Main · missed 2 times · “Answered pOH. Read the last line twice.”
Power of a convex lens, f = 25 cm
CalculationNEET UG · “Used cm instead of metres.”
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Questions people ask
- What do I get before paying?
- A short sample mock for each exam, with the full guided walkthroughs, so you can judge the method on real questions. Full-length mocks and scheduled mocks come with a pass for your exam. Exam guides are open to everyone.
- What rank will I see?
- Two kinds, always labelled. Your projected All-India rank is an estimate from a score-to-percentile curve, shown as a range. In a scheduled mock you also get your actual rank among everyone who really sat it, with the real number of participants.
- Is the test screen like the real CBT?
- Mocks keep each exam's sections and marking scheme, including negative marking, partial credit and type-in answers. The question palette uses the same five states as the NTA test interface, and the usual keyboard keys work.
- What's the difference between guided practice and a mock?
- Guided practice has no clock: you think first, then ask for hints that show how to approach the question, without giving the answer. A mock is timed with real marking and no help, and you get your result, rank estimate and full walkthrough at the end. They never share questions, so a mock always measures you fresh.
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- Each page is written from what the conducting body publishes and links to its official website. Dates, eligibility and vacancies change with every notification, so confirm them there before applying.