Practise against the exam, not a made-up promise.

Yes — a large portion of our mock tests are completely free to attempt. Quality preparation should not be gated behind a paywall.

Premium tests carry a nominal fee and add exclusive full-length series, but every feature — instant results, detailed solutions, analytics, peer comparison — is available on free tests too.

Absolutely. Crackto is fully responsive and works on smartphones, tablets, laptops and desktops — no app installation required.

For a full-length timed mock we'd still suggest a larger screen where you can, simply because it mirrors the real exam hall more closely.

Every mock test includes:

• Instant results on submission
• Detailed solutions with explanations for each question
• Performance analytics covering accuracy and speed
• Comparison with other test-takers on the same paper
• Time-management tracking at question level
• Section-wise analysis to target your revision

Mock tests are created by Crackto's own team of educators and by verified partner institutes that specialise in specific exams.

Every test passes a quality review before publication, and the institute behind a paper is credited on the test page so you know its origin.

Use the search and filter controls at the top of this page. You can narrow the list by exam, category, difficulty and test type, then sort by popularity or newest.

If you already know your exam, opening its exam page is often faster — it shows only that exam's papers, grouped by type.

Browsing tests is open to everyone. To attempt one you need a free Crackto account.

That is not a gate for its own sake: your account is what stores your attempt history, builds your analytics over time and places you on the leaderboard against other aspirants. Without it there is nothing to compare against.

It depends on the paper. A full-length mock usually runs 60 to 180 minutes to match the real exam, while sectional tests and quizzes take 15 to 30 minutes.

Every test shows its duration and question count on its card before you start, so you can pick one that fits the time you actually have.

Yes. After submitting you get a full solution for every question, not just the ones you got wrong, along with the correct answer and the reasoning behind it.

Reviewing solutions is where most of the score improvement actually happens — it is worth as much of your time as the attempt itself.

Timed full-length mocks run continuously, exactly as the real exam does — pausing would defeat the point of rehearsing under time pressure.

If your connection drops mid-test your progress is saved and you can resume the attempt. For shorter study sessions, sectional tests and practice papers are the better fit.