Free JEE practice test for Class 11, 12 and droppers (PCM)
Most JEE aspirants find out which chapters are weak only after a bad mock test. This free test shows it on day one: 35 MCQs from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, a timer, and a result the moment you submit.
Before you start, you pick your favourite subject. That subject gets 15 questions and the other two get 10 each, so the result tells you how strong your best subject really is, and how far behind the other two are.
Test pattern
Science: PCM
35 questions, 45 minutes| Subject | Questions |
|---|---|
| Physics | 10 or 15 |
| Chemistry | 10 or 15 |
| Mathematics | 10 or 15 |
You pick a favourite subject before starting: it gets 15 questions, the other two get 10 each.
All questions are MCQs with one correct answer. No negative marking. Answers save after every tap.
What your result shows
- Total score and percentage
- Subject-wise and topic-wise marks
- Accuracy and time per question
- Your strong and weak topics
- Your level, from Beginner to Advanced
- A realistic next step and target
Who should take it
- Class 11 students starting JEE preparation
- Class 12 students balancing boards and JEE Main
- Droppers restarting preparation and wanting an honest baseline
- Students choosing between JEE and state CETs
This is a diagnostic test, not a full JEE Main mock (that has 75 questions in 3 hours). Use it to find your weak chapters first, then practise full-length mocks.
Syllabus the test and roadmap follow
NCERT chapters for Class 11 and 12. Batch students get a week-by-week roadmap through these chapters.
Physics (28 chapters)
- Electric charges and fields (Class 12)
- Electrostatic potential and capacitance (Class 12)
- Current electricity (Class 12)
- Moving charges and magnetism (Class 12)
- Magnetism and matter (Class 12)
- Electromagnetic induction (Class 12)
- Alternating current (Class 12)
- Electromagnetic waves (Class 12)
- Ray optics and optical instruments (Class 12)
- Wave optics (Class 12)
- Dual nature of radiation and matter (Class 12)
- Atoms (Class 12)
- Nuclei (Class 12)
- Semiconductor electronics (Class 12)
- Units and measurements (Class 11)
- Motion in a straight line (Class 11)
- Motion in a plane (Class 11)
- Laws of motion (Class 11)
- Work, energy and power (Class 11)
- System of particles and rotational motion (Class 11)
- Gravitation (Class 11)
- Mechanical properties of solids (Class 11)
- Mechanical properties of fluids (Class 11)
- Thermal properties of matter (Class 11)
- Thermodynamics (Class 11)
- Kinetic theory (Class 11)
- Oscillations (Class 11)
- Waves (Class 11)
Chemistry (19 chapters)
- Solutions (Class 12)
- Electrochemistry (Class 12)
- Chemical kinetics (Class 12)
- The d- and f-block elements (Class 12)
- Coordination compounds (Class 12)
- Haloalkanes and haloarenes (Class 12)
- Alcohols, phenols and ethers (Class 12)
- Aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acids (Class 12)
- Amines (Class 12)
- Biomolecules (Class 12)
- Some basic concepts of chemistry (Class 11)
- Structure of atom (Class 11)
- Classification of elements and periodicity (Class 11)
- Chemical bonding and molecular structure (Class 11)
- Thermodynamics (Class 11)
- Equilibrium (Class 11)
- Redox reactions (Class 11)
- Organic chemistry: basic principles and techniques (Class 11)
- Hydrocarbons (Class 11)
Mathematics (27 chapters)
- Relations and functions (Class 12)
- Inverse trigonometric functions (Class 12)
- Matrices (Class 12)
- Determinants (Class 12)
- Continuity and differentiability (Class 12)
- Application of derivatives (Class 12)
- Integrals (Class 12)
- Application of integrals (Class 12)
- Differential equations (Class 12)
- Vector algebra (Class 12)
- Three dimensional geometry (Class 12)
- Linear programming (Class 12)
- Probability (Class 12)
- Sets (Class 11)
- Relations and functions (Class 11)
- Trigonometric functions (Class 11)
- Complex numbers and quadratic equations (Class 11)
- Linear inequalities (Class 11)
- Permutations and combinations (Class 11)
- Binomial theorem (Class 11)
- Sequences and series (Class 11)
- Straight lines (Class 11)
- Conic sections (Class 11)
- Introduction to three dimensional geometry (Class 11)
- Limits and derivatives (Class 11)
- Statistics (Class 11)
- Probability (Class 11)
How it works
- 1. Log in with your mobile number. One OTP, no password.
- 2. Tell us your class and stream. The test is built for your field.
- 3. Take the test on your phone. The timer keeps running even if the internet drops; answers are saved.
- 4. Get your result instantly, then book a free guidance call if you want one.
Questions students ask
Is this JEE practice test really free?
Yes. The test, the result and a guidance call are free. You get 3 free attempts with different questions. Extra tests cost ₹49.
How many questions are there and how long is it?
35 MCQs in 45 minutes. Your favourite subject gets 15 questions, the other two get 10 each. There is no negative marking.
Can droppers take it?
Yes. Pick Dropper as your class. The questions and your study roadmap then cover both Class 11 and Class 12 chapters.
What do I get after the test?
Your score, subject-wise and topic-wise marks, your weak topics, time spent per question and a realistic next step. You can also book a free call with a counsellor.
Can I take it in Hindi?
Yes. The whole site works in Hindi and English. Switch the language from the top of any page.
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