Use case · Mock test series
Mock test series that rehearse the real exam, not just the syllabus.
A mock is only useful if it feels like exam day and the analysis arrives while the student still remembers the paper. Here's the setup institutes use on Examezy.
Leaderboard · All-India Mock 3 · 1,208 students
CSV · PDF- 1Kabir Singh286/30099.9
- 2Ananya Rao281/30099.8
- 3Mohd. Faiz279/30099.8
- 4Ishita Das274/30099.7
- 5Rohan Gupta270/30099.6
Percentile shown per student Report ZIP
The recipe
How to set it up on Examezy
- 1Choose the Mock typeMocks stay open with a fixed duration, so students can write when they're ready. Use the Exam type for a live all-batch mock in a fixed window.
- 2Mirror the real paper's sectionsOne section per subject, each with default marks and negative marking. Use numeric-answer questions where the real exam does.
- 3Lock the timingSet one duration for the paper, or per-section timers if your exam has them, and turn on auto-submit at time-out.
- 4Turn on integrity rulesFull screen and tab-switch limits apply by default; add camera proctoring for all-India rank mocks.
- 5Release instantlyRelease on submission for self-paced mocks, or at the end of the window for live rank lists.
- 6Close the loopStudents review every question with the explanation and see how the class answered; faculty use question insights for the next class.
Can students retake a mock?+
You can grant reattempts per student from the monitoring console, and students can request one.
Can rank be calculated across centres?+
Yes. Everyone who takes the same assessment is ranked together with percentile, whether they wrote at home or in a centre.
What's the difference between Mock and Practice?+
Mocks have a fixed duration; Practice tests are untimed. Both stay available rather than running in a fixed window.
Run your next exam on Examezy.
Book a 30-minute demo. Send us a past paper beforehand and we'll show it running as an Examezy test: proctored, auto-marked and reported.