Free AI mock tests for India’s toughest exams

Questivo is a free practice platform for Indian competitive exams. It holds real previous year question papers for JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET UG and GATE MT which candidates can sit exactly as they were set, and it generates fresh practice papers in the official exam pattern for the exams it has no archive for. Both are scored instantly, with a worked solution on every question.

Sitting previous year papers, creating an account and running an ATS resume check are free, and no payment details are required to start. Some AI features are gated to a paid plan; the free previous year archive is not, and the site says which is which before you start.

Questivo has dedicated pages for JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET UG, GATE Metallurgical Engineering (MT), SSC CGL, RRB NTPC and UPSC IAS. Of those, real previous year papers are stored for JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET UG and GATE MT.

Yes. Questivo's archive holds real previous year papers for JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET UG and GATE Metallurgical Engineering. A paper is sat exactly as it was set — every question in its original order, under the original duration and the original marking scheme, with nothing generated or shuffled.

Yes. Sitting a previous year paper on Questivo is free and does not require payment details. Signing in additionally saves each sitting so it can be reopened and reviewed later.

No. Questivo's server withholds the correct answer and the solution until the paper is submitted, so there is no answer key in the page or the network response to read mid-test. Both are released the moment you submit.

Yes. Every question comes with a worked solution rather than just an answer key, and for previous year papers Questivo also shows the solution exactly as the original booklet printed it where that scan exists.

Scoring applies the paper's own marking scheme, including negative marking and any limit on how many Section B questions actually count. Questions that were later dropped or awarded to all candidates are scored as bonus rather than counted wrong.

Yes. Questivo can build a paper from previous year questions filtered by subject, chapter, year or difficulty, instead of serving a full-length paper. The filters are applied strictly — the paper is never quietly topped up with questions from outside your selection.

You pick an exam, subject, topics, question count and difficulty, and Questivo writes a fresh paper that follows the official exam blueprint and marking scheme, including negative marking. Because the paper is generated on request, those questions are not repeated between attempts.

It is a free tool that scores your resume for compatibility with applicant tracking systems. Upload a PDF or Word resume and Questivo reports missing keywords, formatting that ATS parsers reject, and rewritten bullet points phrased as measurable achievements.

Yes. Questivo's AI Interview Studio runs live voice mock interviews. You answer out loud, the AI asks real-time follow-up questions, and you receive structured feedback on content, clarity and confidence.

Yes. Questivo is an online platform and works identically everywhere — a candidate in Kota, Guwahati or Dubai sits exactly the same previous year paper, under the same duration and the same marking scheme, as a candidate anywhere else. Questivo lists practice pages for more than sixty cities across India and overseas, but it operates no coaching centres, classrooms or examination centres in any of them.

Yes. Indian-curriculum students preparing from cities such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Doha, Muscat, Riyadh, Singapore, Kathmandu and London sit the same national entrance papers, and Questivo's previous year archive and practice papers are available to them free. The site is in English.

JEE Advanced. It can only be attempted after qualifying JEE Main, so IIT aspirants prepare for both. They are not the same paper: JEE Advanced uses multiple-correct options, matching lists and integer answers, and has changed its marking scheme between years, while JEE Main rewards clean execution on standard questions.

JEE Main. Admission to the NITs, IIITs and other centrally funded technical institutions is made on the JEE Main score through central counselling, and JEE Advanced is not involved.

NEET UG. Undergraduate medical admission in India, including at AIIMS and JIPMER, runs through NEET UG — neither institution operates a separate undergraduate entrance examination any more.

No, and that is deliberate. Cut-offs, fees, seat counts and rankings change every admission cycle, and a wrong number aimed at someone making an admissions decision is worse than publishing nothing. Questivo states which examination admits to an institution — a stable structural fact — and points you at that institution's own notification for the numbers. Questivo is not affiliated with any institution it names.

No. Questivo is an online practice platform. It runs no classrooms, no coaching centres and no examination centres anywhere, and it does not offer admission, counselling or placement services. What it provides is real previous year papers, generated practice papers, instant scoring and worked solutions.