Every exam has its own screen. Practise on yours.

SSC, banking and JEE candidates sit on different interfaces with different timers, tools and marking. MockMyExam recreates each one, so exam day feels familiar.

SSC39:12
Navigation
Free navigation
Marking
+2 / −0.5
Tools
No calculator

Same platform, five different exam rooms

Most mock-test sites give every exam one generic quiz screen. Here each exam ships its own layout, clock, navigation rules and tools. This is what changes between them.

ExamClockNavigationSavingToolsMarkingResult
SSC CGL40 min overallFree navigationSave & NextNo calculator+2 / −0.5Scorecard
SSC CHSL30 min overallOne-way sectionsSave & NextNo calculator+2 / −0.5Scorecard
IBPS POPer sectionSectional clocksSave & NextBasic calculator+1 / −0.25Sectional cut-offs
SBI Clerk25 min overallFree navigationOn selectBasic calculator+1 / −0.25Sectional cut-offs
JEE Main45 min overallFree navigationSave & NextScientific calculator + keypad+4 / −1Subject analysis

Why MockMyExam

Timing that behaves like the real paper

Overall clocks, sectional clocks and locked sections, configured per exam rather than one timer for everyone.

The tools you will actually get

A scientific calculator and numeric keypad for JEE, a basic calculator for banking, and none where the real exam has none.

Results that speak the exam's language

Sectional cut-offs for banking, subject analysis for JEE and a scorecard for SSC. Every question is reviewable with its explanation.

Marking that matches

+2 / −0.5 for SSC, +1 / −0.25 for banking, +4 / −1 for JEE. Negative marking is applied exactly as configured.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick your exam

    Browse categories or search the catalogue.

  2. 2

    Read the instructions

    Each exam opens with its own rules, marking and tools.

  3. 3

    Sit the test

    Use the exam's own interface, timer and question palette.

  4. 4

    Review your result

    Score, sectional analysis and every question explained.

Take a full sample paper in the interface you will face

Free, in your browser, no sign-up. Every question comes with an explanation.