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JEE Main mock tests that adapt to you

Full NTA-pattern papers with server-enforced timing and real negative marking — and a report that tells you which idea produced each wrong answer, not just how many you dropped.

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Current NTA pattern

Your report

Rotational dynamicsWeak

Chemical equilibriumMixed

Definite integralsSolid

Current electricityWeak

Next up: a short set built from the two weak areas, then the same material again in a fortnight to check it held.

Illustration. Your report is built from your own answers.

Why another JEE Main mock test

Because you have almost certainly taken a dozen already, and they told you what you knew before you started: Physics is weak, revise more.

A fixed paper spends most of your three hours confirming what you settled last term. Ours spends them where you are actually uncertain — and then tells you which idea produced each wrong answer, and how many times that same idea has cost you marks across your earlier papers.

That is the difference between “revise mechanics”, which nobody can act on, and a named, specific thing you can fix this week.

The paper

What JEE Main actually looks like

The structure our papers follow, as published by the NTA for Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech).

75 questions, 300 marks

25 each in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics — 20 multiple-choice and 5 numerical per subject.

Everything is compulsory

Section B stopped being optional from the 2025 session. There is no choice anywhere in the paper any more, so a gap in the syllabus is a guaranteed encounter.

+4, −1, three hours

Negative marking applies in both sections. We apply it exactly as the exam does, on a clock that runs on our server.

Checked September 2026 against the pattern published for the 2026 sessions. Confirm the current bulletin at nta.ac.in — TestGuru is not affiliated with the NTA.

What you get either way

The same engine sits behind every exam we support.

The test adapts to you

Questions are chosen against what you have already shown you can and cannot do, so your three hours go where the uncertainty actually is.

Every error gets a cause

Not "Q14 wrong". The report names the idea behind the mistake and counts how often it has cost you marks before.

Practice built from your gaps

After each test you get a short set assembled from your own errors, not a generic sequence someone wrote for everyone.

Re-tested later, unannounced

The material you got wrong comes back weeks later, so you find out whether the fix held under time pressure.

Common questions

Do your papers match the current JEE Main pattern?

Yes — 75 questions, 25 per subject, 20 MCQs and 5 numerical each, all compulsory, +4 and −1, three hours. If the NTA changes the pattern we change with it, and we date-stamp what we have checked.

Can I take a shorter test to try it out?

Yes. The free diagnostic takes about twenty minutes and returns the same full report the three-hour papers do. It is not a teaser with the useful part removed.

Will it help if I am in Class 11 rather than a drop year?

Yes, and arguably more. The point of a diagnosis is to catch a wrong idea before two years of practice sets it. What it cannot do is teach you material you have not covered yet — it finds what you have learned wrongly, which is a different problem.

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