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About Mock Archive

Mock Archive is a focused mock test platform for students preparing for competitive exams in India and abroad. It does one thing well: full-length, timed, exam-realistic practice tests in a computer-based (CBT) interface, with instant results and a full answer review. Our website is mockarchive.com and you can write to us at [email protected].

A Scholar Donkey project

Mock Archive is built and maintained as part of Scholar Donkey, a student-focused learning brand. Scholar Donkey is the parent project; Mock Archive is its dedicated home for full-length CBT mock tests.

Our mission

Good practice should not depend on a subscription. Mock Archive exists so that every student, from a small town to a metro, can sit a realistic mock test, see an honest score and learn from the mistakes before the real exam. No login, no payment, and nothing tracked.

What you get

  • 73 exam categories, each with a complete guide covering exam pattern, syllabus, eligibility and preparation tips.
  • 4 full-length mock tests today, with more papers and exams being added regularly.
  • A freely navigable CBT interface for exams like JEE, with a single overall timer and a colour-coded question palette.
  • A sectional CBT interface for exams like SSC and Banking, with per-section timers and locked section order.
  • Instant scoring, subject-wise and time-wise breakdowns, and a question-by-question review after every test.
  • English and Hindi interface, dark mode, and a layout that works on phones, tablets and desktops.

Designed to look and feel like the real exam

Real CBT exams share a recognisable language: Arial-style fonts, a numbered palette with arrow-shaped answered and not-answered symbols, purple circles for review, a blue timer and a green Save & Next button. Mock Archive follows these conventions so that exam-day screens feel familiar and you can spend your attention on the questions, not on the interface.

Privacy first

Every test runs entirely in your browser. There is no account to create, and no answers are ever sent to a server. You can close the tab and nothing is saved anywhere except your own device. Read the full privacy policy.

Independent of exam bodies

Mock Archive is a practice platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any exam conducting body. Exam names and marks belong to their respective owners, and you should always rely on the official notification for dates, syllabus and rules. See the disclaimer for details.

Get involved

Found a wrong answer? Want a particular exam or paper? Email [email protected] or use the contact page. Every message is read.

About Mock Archive: FAQs

3 questions answered
Q1 Who runs Mock Archive?

Mock Archive is a Scholar Donkey project: a free exam-practice platform available at mockarchive.com. You can reach the team any time at [email protected].

Q2 How is Mock Archive funded?

Mock Archive is free to use and does not require an account or payment. There is no paywall on any mock test.

Q3 Where do the questions come from?

Papers are prepared to follow the pattern of the real exam. Where a paper reconstructs an official question set, it is labelled as practice material. If you spot an error, please email us so it can be corrected.