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Government job exams are the recruitment tests central and state bodies run to fill public-sector posts. The largest are conducted by the Staff Selection Commission for central government Group B and C posts, by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection and individual banks for public-sector banking, by the Railway Recruitment Boards for Indian Railways, and by the Union Public Service Commission for the civil services. Each has its own eligibility, pattern and marking scheme rather than one common test.

• All government job exams
• SSC CGL mock test
• IBPS PO mock test
• RRB NTPC mock test
• UPSC CSE mock test

SSC is the Staff Selection Commission, which recruits for Group B and Group C posts across central government departments. It is not one exam but a set of separate recruitments, each with its own eligibility and paper: SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC MTS, SSC GD Constable, SSC CPO, SSC Junior Engineer and SSC Stenographer Grade C & D. Most run in tiers, with a computer-based objective first stage that everyone sits.

• SSC CGL mock test
• SSC CHSL mock test
• SSC MTS mock test
• SSC GD Constable mock test

Public-sector banking recruitment runs mainly through the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, through the State Bank of India's own recruitments, and through the Reserve Bank of India and the insurers. The exams published here are IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO, SBI Clerk, RBI Assistant, RBI Grade B, LIC AAO and NIACL AO. Most follow a prelims-then-mains structure with separately timed sections in the prelims.

• IBPS PO mock test
• IBPS Clerk mock test
• SBI PO mock test
• SBI Clerk mock test

The Railway Recruitment Boards fill posts across Indian Railways through separate computer-based tests for different job families: RRB NTPC, RRB Group D, RRB ALP, RRB Junior Engineer, RRB Technician and RPF Constable. Most run a first computer-based stage that screens for a second, followed by post-specific skill, physical or document stages.

• RRB NTPC mock test
• RRB Group D mock test
• RRB ALP mock test
• RRB Junior Engineer mock test

Engineering admission in India runs through national tests, institute-specific tests and state common entrance tests, plus GATE at postgraduate level. The ones published here include JEE Main, JEE Advanced, BITSAT, GATE, VITEEE and SRMJEEE, alongside a large set of state and institute entrances.

• All engineering exams
• JEE Main mock test
• BITSAT mock test
• GATE mock test

MBA admission is not a single test: business schools accept different entrance exams, and most candidates sit more than one. The papers published here are CAT, XAT, NMAT, SNAP, CMAT, MAT and IPMAT Indore. They differ sharply in marking, in whether sections are separately timed, and in whether general knowledge counts towards the score.

• All management exams
• CAT mock test
• XAT mock test
• NMAT mock test
• SNAP mock test

Law admission runs through a national test and several institute and state tests, with a separate licensing examination for practice after the degree. The ones here are CLAT, AILET, MH CET Law, AP LAWCET and AIBE.

• All law exams
• CLAT mock test
• AILET mock test
• AIBE mock test

Defence recruitment splits between officer entry through the Union Public Service Commission and the services' own tests, and other-rank entry through service-specific recruitment. The papers here are NDA, CDS, AFCAT, Agniveer Vayu, Navy SSR and INET.

• All defence exams
• NDA mock test
• CDS mock test
• AFCAT mock test

Medical admission and registration run through separate national tests at undergraduate, postgraduate and screening level. Those published here are NEET UG, NEET PG, INI-CET, FMGE and AIIMS NORCET.

• All medical exams
• NEET UG mock test
• NEET PG mock test

Teaching eligibility is tested separately at school and higher-education level: CTET, UGC NET and State Eligibility Test. They certify eligibility to be appointed rather than filling a specific vacancy by themselves.

• CTET mock test
• UGC NET mock test

A mock test reproduces a real exam paper: the same question count, the same working time and the same marking scheme, sat in one go. That is what makes it diagnostic. A practice question tells you whether you know a topic; a mock tells you whether you can finish the paper in time, which section is eating your clock, and what your wrong answers cost under that exam's own negative marking. Use topic practice to build a skill and a full mock to test it under exam conditions.

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1,225 mock tests across 164 exams, built from 32,745 practice questions, with 8,139 more in topic-wise practice across 40 topics. Every test states its question count, working time and marking scheme before you start, and every question carries an explanation.

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