Free Mock Tests for Competitive Exams (CBT Interface)

Practice With Real Exam Feel – Free Mock Tests on ExamCook

ExamCook is a free mock test platform built for competitive exam preparation. Your final score depends on two things: concept clarity and exam performance under time pressure. Many students complete the syllabus but still struggle in real exams because their practice is not exam-like. That’s why ExamCook focuses on a clean CBT (computer-based test) experience with a timer, palette navigation, and review marking. You can start instantly as a guest, and if you create a free account, your attempts and performance analytics can be saved so you can track improvement over time.

How the ExamCook flow works

The flow is designed to match how students practice: first choose an exam, then select the phase (like Tier-1 or Prelims), then choose your mode (Full Mock or Sectional Mock). After reading instructions, you start the test in an interface that feels like the real exam. This step-by-step structure removes confusion and ensures you practice the right pattern. You can begin from the Exams page and then move to phase selection.

Full mocks vs sectional mocks

A sectional mock is best when you want targeted improvement in one section. It helps build accuracy and speed without overwhelming you with the entire paper. A full mock simulates the complete exam and is essential for time management, attempt strategy, and exam temperament. A smart plan is to start with sectional mocks in weaker areas and gradually increase the number of full mocks each week as your confidence grows.

How to use mocks to improve faster

During a mock, don’t try to solve everything in one pass. A better strategy is to secure easy marks first, mark harder questions for review, and return later. After submission, spend time analyzing mistakes and time usage. Improvement happens after the test when you identify patterns: where accuracy drops, where you waste time, and which topics need revision.

If you want analytics like saved attempts, trends, and performance tracking, login is recommended. Guest practice is perfect for quick daily practice, while logged-in users can open My Performance to see progress across attempts.

How to use ExamCook effectively

• Start with a sectional mock if you want to fix weak areas or improve accuracy.
• Attempt full mocks regularly to build speed, strategy, and confidence.
• Use review marking to postpone difficult questions and return later.
• Analyze every attempt and note the mistakes you repeat.
• Stay consistent: daily practice beats long gaps.

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