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Mock tests that match your real computer-based exam: the same screen, question types and marking, starting with UCEED. Your report then shows where every mark went and what to work on next.
Every mock runs on a screen built like UCEED’s computer-based test, so the clock, the palette and the question types are familiar long before exam day.
Questions 15–29 are Multiple Select Questions. One or more options may be correct.
Which of these solids have exactly six faces?
Select all that apply. One or more options may be correct.
ACubeBTriangular prismCPentagonal pyramidDSquare pyramidYour report shows the marks wrong answers cost you, your weakest topics, your rank and your time on each question. Every solution comes with an explanation.
Retake a paper to fix your mistakes without touching your rank. You get 3 attempts; your rank and percentile come from the first, like a real sitting.
Each report shows what cost you marks, so you know what to change in the next mock. This student cut their negative marks from 11.10 to 3.13.
You’ll have used every part of the screen many times before you sit the real paper.
Section tabs, and a question palette that marks every question the same way:
Numerical answers go in through the on-screen keypad, with Save & next and Mark for review beside it.
Our server keeps the time, and your paper goes in by itself when time runs out.
How papers are marked and ranked, what’s free and how paying works.
Every mock has 57 questions for 200 marks, with the official negative and partial marking.
Rank and percentile come from everyone’s first attempt, so nobody climbs by retaking.
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UCEED Part A: 57 questions, 200 marks, three sections. Every mock follows this pattern and the official marking, negative marks included, so your practice scores mean something.
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UCEED Part A has 57 questions for 200 marks: 14 numerical answer (NAT), 15 multiple select (MSQ) and 28 multiple choice (MCQ). Our mocks follow the same pattern.
The official way. NAT: +4 for a correct answer, no negative marks. MSQ: +4 when you pick exactly the correct options, +1 for each correct option when none of your picks is wrong, −1 if any pick is wrong. MCQ: +3 for a correct answer, −0.71 for a wrong one.
Your first. Each paper allows 3 attempts; rank and percentile use each learner’s first, so everyone is compared on a fair first sitting. Retakes are for learning.
Every exam gets its own screen here, built to match the real one, instead of one generic test screen for all. For UCEED that means the section tabs, the question palette, the on-screen keypad for numerical answers, official marking with partial marks on multiple-select, and a timer that submits your paper at zero. So on exam day, nothing on the screen is new to you.
One sample paper on the same exam screen, marked the same way, with the full report. Sign in with Google or your email to take it. No plan or card needed.
Payments go through Razorpay, in Indian rupees. You don’t need an account to pay: afterwards, sign in with the same email to open what you bought. Your plan unlocks as soon as the payment is confirmed. Monthly and yearly passes renew automatically; cancel auto-renewal any time from your account and keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
The real exam is on a computer, so a laptop is the best place to practise. Everything also works on your phone, which is handy for checking results and solutions.
UCEED is open now. NID DAT, NIFT and CEED are coming later.
No. They follow the published pattern and marking, but they are practice papers, and we are not connected with IIT Bombay, NID, NIFT, UPSC, NTA or any exam body.
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