Computer-based test
Write the paper the way the centre does: on a screen.
AceGenie mocks are computer-based. Palette, review, submit — practice the interface so the first time you see it is not NTA’s.
On-screen on purpose
A printed mock does not train “mark for review” or how you move between sections. The app does.
After submit is still the point
CBT practice without analysis is just clicking. Open the scorecard.
Not an official NTA client
We are not affiliated with NTA. The real exam software can differ. Use this to get used to timed on-screen work, not as a pixel clone claim.
How it works
01
Start a mock or PYQ
Those are the CBT-length sittings.
02
Use mark-for-review honestly
Practise the same discipline you will need in the centre.
03
Submit once
Then the review screens — not a second unofficial attempt in your head.
FAQ
Computer-based test questions
Can I take this on a phone?
The product works in a browser. A full mock is still easier on a laptop, the way a centre machine is a proper screen.
Is there a virtual calculator?
Follow what the live paper allows. JEE Main’s on-screen calculator rules and NEET’s rules are NTA’s, not ours — check the current bulletin.
The medium is part of the exam.
Sit one CBT mock before you sit ten printed ones that teach a different skill.
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