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NERIST NEE Mock Test 2026
A free NERIST NEE-II mock test series for the PCM Engineering and Technology paper. It runs 115 questions in 180 minutes for 150 marks, across Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Every NERIST NEE online test here is free to attempt and returns a section-wise result the moment you submit.
Questions are not all worth the same, and the mix runs inside every subject rather than in a separate block. Physics and Chemistry each carry 25 one-mark and 10 two-mark questions, and Mathematics carries 30 one-mark and 15 two-mark, so 35 of the 115 questions are worth double. That changes what a skipped question costs: passing over a two-mark item to save time on a one-mark one is a bad trade, and identifying the value before you commit is part of the pacing. Mathematics is the largest section at 45 questions and 60 marks. A wrong answer costs 0.25, putting break-even at one in five.
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115 questions · 180 minutes · Review the marking rules before starting.
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NEE-II PCM Engineering & Technology
Official 2026 patternPhysics · Chemistry · Mathematics. Negative marking: 0.25 per wrong answer. Single 180-minute timer for the Full Mock, covering all three sections; no sectional lock..
NERIST NEE-II 2026 PCM Engineering & Technology (Paper Code 20) mixes one-mark and two-mark questions within each subject: 25 one-mark and 10 two-mark questions each in Physics and Chemistry, and 30 one-mark and 15 two-mark questions in Mathematics (80 one-mark and 35 two-mark questions overall). Every wrong answer is deducted 25% of the marks that question carries, so a wrong one-mark question loses 0.25 and a wrong two-mark question loses 0.5, not a flat rate; an unanswered question always scores zero.
Official source · checked 27 August 2026Frequently asked questions
How many NERIST NEE mock tests are available here?
This page currently has 4 syllabus-checked tests for NERIST NEE: 1 full-length mock, and 3 sectional tests.
Are these NERIST NEE tests based on the official pattern?
Yes. Every checked NERIST NEE 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 115 questions for 150 marks in 180 minutes.
How long does a NERIST NEE mock test take?
A full-length NERIST NEE mock here runs 180 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 55 minutes, for when you do not have a full sitting free.
Do these NERIST NEE mock tests have negative marking?
Yes. Every NERIST NEE test here deducts 0.25 marks for a wrong answer and scores an unanswered question zero, the same as the official scheme it is checked against. Your result breaks out what the deduction cost you, so you can see whether guessing helped or hurt.
Should I start with a full-length NERIST NEE mock or a sectional test?
Start with a full-length mock if you have not sat the whole NERIST NEE paper under its official timer before: it is the only thing here that tells you whether you can finish in time. Move to the 3 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 NERIST NEE mock tests free?
Yes. All 4 NERIST NEE tests on this page are free to attempt, with no account and no paid tier holding back better questions.