How our questions are made, and how we fix mistakes

You should know what you are practising on. So here is how it works.

Built on the exam's own pattern

We start from the official notification: number of questions, time, marking and standard. Where the notification leaves out a detail, such as the split between subjects, we use the most recent paper as a guide and say so. Every topic and sub-topic has its own questions, so that nothing in the syllabus is left out.

How a question is written

• Maths and reasoning: many answers are computed by software, so the arithmetic in the answer key is right.
• Language and GK: written using well-established facts, with AI help for drafting. Current affairs questions state their year.
• Tests: questions carry an easy, medium or hard level, and each mock is mixed to keep a similar balance.

What we check, and what we do not claim

Drafted questions are flagged in our system for review by our team. We do not claim that our questions will appear in your exam, and anyone who promises that should worry you. Our aim is to match the pattern and level so that you are ready for the real paper.

When a question is wrong

Mistakes can happen. Every solution has a "Report a problem" link, for a wrong key, a typo, a poor translation or a missing image. Reports go to a review queue for our content team, and confirmed errors are corrected.