Full-length mocks
Sit a full mock. Then see the paper, not just the score.
Exam-length JEE and NEET mocks with the same review you would want after a centre test: section totals, topic patterns, and the questions that cost you marks.
Built as a full paper
A full mock is for stamina and distribution across the syllabus, not for drilling one chapter. Use topic tests when you need that.
Review like a post-mortem
After submit you get accuracy and time patterns, not a single rank claim. AceGenie does not promise a score or a college.
Come back to the expensive questions
Wrong and marked questions can live in a mistake list so the next revision is the paper you already sat, not a new PDF.
How it works
01
Choose Full Mock
From the app after you sign in and set up the exam.
02
Write it timed
Treat it as a centre paper so the analysis means something.
03
Open the scorecard
Pick the next chapter from where the marks actually leaked.
FAQ
Full-length mocks questions
How many full mocks do I get?
Limits sit on the plans page and can change with the catalog. The free plan includes a trial full mock; Pro raises the monthly allowance.
Is this a computer-based test?
Yes — you write it in the browser, the way NTA papers are delivered. There is a dedicated page on that interface at /cbt.
One full paper tells you more than another unread chapter.
Sit it, then spend the evening on the topics the scorecard actually named.
No card. No trial countdown. Free plan available forever.