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JEECUP Mock Test 2026
A free JEECUP mock test series for the Group A Engineering and Technology polytechnic route. The paper runs 100 questions in 150 minutes for 400 marks, split evenly between Mathematics and a combined Physics and Chemistry section. Every JEECUP online test here is free.
Half the weighting of this paper sits in a single subject. The official brochure fixes Mathematics at 50% of the weighting and Physics and Chemistry jointly at the other 50%, so the single subject carries as much as the two sciences together, and a revision plan split three ways gives it a third of what it is worth. This is also a polytechnic entrance, which means the syllabus sits at school-leaving level rather than 10+2 engineering level. There is no negative marking, so an unanswered question is simply a mark declined, and 150 minutes for 100 questions gives you 90 seconds each.
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Group A Engineering & Technology Full Mock Test 1
100 questions · 150 minutes · Review the marking rules before starting.
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Group A Engineering & Technology
Official 2026 patternMathematics · Physics & Chemistry. Negative marking: 0 per wrong answer. Single 150-minute timer for the Full Mock, covering both sections; no sectional lock..
JEECUP / UPJEE(P) 2026 Group A Engineering & Technology is conducted by the Joint Entrance Examination Council, Uttar Pradesh for admission to Group A polytechnic diploma courses. The current official 2026 brochure directly fixes Mathematics at 50% and Physics & Chemistry jointly at 50% of the paper; it does not publish an internal Physics-versus-Chemistry split, so the combined 50-question section is kept as a single 'Physics & Chemistry' section rather than an invented 25/25 split. 100 four-option MCQs for 400 marks in 150 minutes, +4 per correct answer with no negative marking. An unanswered question scores zero.
Official source · checked 29 August 2026Frequently asked questions
How many JEECUP mock tests are available here?
This page currently has 3 syllabus-checked tests for JEECUP: 1 full-length mock, and 2 sectional tests.
Are these JEECUP tests based on the official pattern?
Yes. Every checked JEECUP test matches the official pattern's question count, marks, duration and negative marking, and the source document is linked with the date it was last read. For the paper, that is 100 questions for 400 marks in 150 minutes.
How long does a JEECUP mock test take?
A full-length JEECUP mock here runs 150 minutes, matching the official working time for the paper it reproduces. The timer starts when you begin and the test submits itself when time runs out, so it is worth starting one only when you can sit it through. The shorter tests on this page run from 75 minutes, for when you do not have a full sitting free.
Do these JEECUP mock tests have negative marking?
No. JEECUP carries no penalty for a wrong answer, so every test here scores a wrong answer and an unanswered one the same way, at zero. There is no reason to leave a question blank.
Should I start with a full-length JEECUP mock or a sectional test?
Start with a full-length mock if you have not sat the whole JEECUP paper under its official timer before: it is the only thing here that tells you whether you can finish in time. Move to the 2 sectional tests once the full mock has shown you which section is costing you marks, and use them to rebuild that one section rather than re-sitting the whole paper each time.
Are these JEECUP mock tests free?
Yes. All 3 JEECUP tests on this page are free to attempt, with no account and no paid tier holding back better questions.