Engineering & University Entrance Exams
JEE Main, JEE Advanced, GATE and CUET: practice tests, chapter-wise mocks, PYQ links and preparation strategy.
JEE Main
Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech): 75 questions (25 each in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) in 3 hours, with multiple-choice and numerical-value questions.
20 tests live
JEE Advanced
Two compulsory papers in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics; question types and marking change from year to year.
Tests coming soon
GATE
65 questions for 100 marks in 3 hours: General Aptitude (15 marks) and the chosen subject paper (85 marks).
Tests coming soon
CUET UG / Class 12 Board
Subject-wise multiple-choice papers (language, domain subjects and General Aptitude Test); exact structure is published in the NTA bulletin each year.
Tests coming soonPreparing for these exams
JEE Main is the common gateway to NITs, IIITs and other technical institutions and the qualifier for JEE Advanced, which leads to the IITs. GATE is for graduates aiming at M.Tech or PSU jobs, and CUET opens undergraduate programmes in central universities.
Start by choosing the exam that matches your stage. School students should build a strong Class 11 and 12 base with chapter tests, then move to full-length papers. Graduates should plan GATE around their branch and previous year papers.
Whichever exam you choose, the routine is the same: study a topic, test it the same day, record mistakes and revise them at spaced intervals.
Each exam page has the pattern, marking scheme, syllabus overview, phase-wise plan, practice tests and previous year paper links. Use the daily quiz for a daily habit and the mistake notebook to turn errors into marks.