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Mock Center is a free online mock test platform for Indian government recruitment exams. You can practise exam-pattern tests for SSC (CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD and Stenographer), Railways (RRB NTPC and Group D), Banking (IBPS RRB PO and Clerk), State (BPSC Prelims) and Teaching (BPSC TRE, UP TGT and UP PGT) exams — every one of them free.
Many tests are bilingual. Where a set supports it, questions and options are written in both English and Hindi and you can switch language mid-attempt without losing your marked answers. Each test runs in a timed, exam-style interface that mirrors the real computer-based test, so the pacing you practise is the pacing you get on exam day.
What happens after you submit matters more than the score itself. Every attempt returns the correct answer and a worked explanation for each question, your accuracy, how long you spent, and a subject-wise breakdown of where the marks went. That is what turns a practice test into a decision about what to revise next. Our guide on how to analyse mock test results walks through that process step by step.
Mock Center is an independent preparation platform and is not affiliated with the Staff Selection Commission, the Railway Recruitment Boards, IBPS or any State Public Service Commission. Always confirm syllabus, exam pattern and eligibility against the latest official notification.
Common questions about Mock Center tests, coverage and pricing.
Yes. Every mock test on Mock Center is free to attempt. There is no subscription, no paywalled question bank and no per-test charge. You can create a free account to save your results and track progress, but tests can be practised without paying anything.
Mock Center has tests for SSC (CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD and Stenographer), Railways (RRB NTPC and Group D), Banking (IBPS RRB PO and Clerk), State exams (BPSC Prelims) and Teaching recruitment exams (BPSC TRE, UP TGT and UP PGT). More exams are added as their question banks are ready.
Many of them, yes. Bilingual support is available on eligible test sets — questions and options in both English and Hindi, with a language switch during the attempt that keeps the answers you have already marked. Coverage varies: Railway, SSC MTS and BPSC Prelims sets are bilingual throughout, while English-language sections are English-only by design. Each test shows its language before you start.
You can browse exams and practice material without an account. Signing in with Google is required to save an attempt, view your performance report later, or bookmark questions for revision.
Practice sets are built against the current syllabus and exam pattern published in official notifications, and are reviewed when a recruitment body updates the pattern. Because notifications change without notice, always confirm the marking scheme and section timings against the latest official notification for your exam.
Immediately after submission you get your score, the correct answer and a worked explanation for every question, a breakdown of accuracy and attempted versus skipped questions, and a subject-wise view of where you lost marks. Where the test supports it, you can also download the report as a PDF.
Two to four tests a week suits most candidates during the learning phase. That is frequent enough to build speed and accuracy while leaving time to review mistakes, which is where most of the improvement comes from. Increase full-length practice in the final weeks before the exam.
No. Mock Center is an independent exam-preparation platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the Staff Selection Commission, the Railway Recruitment Boards, IBPS, or any State Public Service Commission. Official notifications and results are published only on those bodies' own websites.