Real JEE Main questions.
Real exam screen.
Analysis that shows you where marks go.
Build a paper from the exact chapters you are revising, take it on a computer-based test screen that works like the real exam, and get a full report the moment you submit.
From "which chapter?" to "what next?" in three steps
Pick what to practise
Choose any mix of chapters and subtopics across Physics, Chemistry and Maths. Questions come from real JEE Main shifts, with a balanced mix of easy, medium and hard.
Take the timed test
An exam-style screen with a timer, question palette, mark-for-review, numerical answers and the real +4 / −1 marking scheme.
Read your analysis
Score, accuracy, time spent and chapter-by-chapter results right after you submit. Come back any time to review your papers, mistakes and progress.
Everything a mock test should do, and more
Built around how toppers actually use PYQs: practise topic by topic, then study your mistakes.
See what you get after every test
This is a sample student's report. Switch tabs to see the single-test analysis and the overview across all tests.
Solving on paper misses half the exam
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Questions students ask
Do I need to create an account?
No new password. Sign in with Google and tell us your name and class once. Your papers, results and dashboard are saved to your account, on any device.
Are these real JEE Main questions?
Yes. Every question is from a JEE Main shift between 2020 and 2026, tagged by subject, chapter, subtopic and difficulty, with the official answer key.
Will I see the same question again?
Each new paper picks questions you haven't had before on that topic. Only once you have used up a topic will older questions come back, starting with the ones you saw longest ago.
Can I take it on my phone?
Yes. The test screen, the analysis and the dashboard all work on a phone. Your papers and results are saved, so you can pick up from any device.
How long is a test?
Like the real exam, you get 60 minutes per subject. A paper with only Physics and Maths runs for 2 hours, and a full three-subject paper for 3 hours.
What are "mistake types"?
After a test you can tag why you lost each question: a calculation slip, a wrong formula, misreading, running out of time and so on. Your dashboard then shows which kind of mistake costs you the most marks.
Your next 10 marks are hiding in your mistakes
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