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It varies by exam- high-demand exams carry the deepest test series, while newer additions start smaller and grow. Across all exams CrackTo having 303 mock tests in total and all are free.

The exact count is shown on each exam card and on the exam's own page, so you can check the depth before you commit to preparing there.

Every exam on Crackto includes free mock tests. There is no exam that is entirely paywalled.

Free and premium tests share the same engine: instant results, detailed solutions, analytics and peer comparison. Premium adds more full-length papers and exclusive series rather than unlocking features.

Three routes, whichever suits you:

• Search this page by exam name or short code, e.g. "CGL" or "IBPS PO"
• Browse by category if you know the exam family but not the exact paper
• Filter by difficulty or popularity to narrow a long list

Opening an exam takes you to its page, where every available mock test is listed.

Yes. Every test is built against the current pattern published by the conducting body, and papers are revised when a pattern changes.

Each exam page states the pattern its tests follow — question count, total marks, duration, section breakdown and marking scheme — so you can verify it against the official notification yourself.

Yes, and it is usually efficient to do so. One Crackto account covers every exam on the platform.

Because Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, English and General Awareness recur across Banking, SSC and Railways, practice for one exam transfers directly to the others. Your dashboard tracks each exam separately so the analytics stay meaningful.

Yes. Alongside national exams, Crackto covers State PSC and state-level recruitment exams, which follow their own patterns and often their own regional-language papers.

Use the State PSC category, or search this page directly by the state or commission name.

New exams are added as notifications are released, so the coverage tracks the recruitment calendar rather than a fixed schedule.

Existing exams also get new papers throughout the year, and are updated when a conducting body revises its pattern.

Yes — every question comes with a worked explanation, not just the correct option.

This is the part that actually moves your score. Reviewing why a distractor was tempting is what stops you picking the same kind of distractor next time, so the solution review is worth as much time as the attempt itself.

Yes. Every attempt places you against everyone else who has taken the same paper, showing your percentile, rank and how your score compares to the average.

That comparison is what turns a raw score into information — 60% means very different things depending on whether the average was 40% or 75%.