Solving questions at home with tea and no clock is not the same as a two-hour paper in a hall. The first time many aspirants feel exam pressure is on exam day. An offline mock fixes that.
What an offline mock here looks like
- You register online and get a roll number. Offline candidates get an admit card PDF with a QR code.
- On the day, we scan the QR at the door and mark you present.
- The paper follows the real pattern and timing. You mark answers on an OMR sheet.
- Your marks are added to the same list as online candidates, so the rank you see is across both.
- Results, percentile and full solutions appear on the event page at the announced time.
Why OMR practice matters
Bubbling 100 answers takes longer than people think. I have seen students lose six or seven minutes on it in their first mock. Better to lose them here.
Upcoming mocks
When an open mock has registration open, it shows on the home page and in the store. Once registration closes, the banner goes away on its own.
Questions people ask us
What should I bring to an offline mock?
Your admit card (printed or on your phone), one original photo ID and a black ballpoint pen.
Is the offline rank separate from the online rank?
No. Online and offline scores are ranked together in one list.
How do I get my admit card?
It is emailed after your registration is confirmed, and you can download it any time from My account.