IELTS
Test your English from home on a true-to-format IELTS. All four bands, listening, reading, writing and speaking, are AI-scored.
Practice Exams
Sit the real thing, marked in minutes
Take unlimited, realistic practice tests for BCS Preliminary and Written, GRE, SAT, GMAT, IELTS, medical, and university admissions, anytime and right from home.
- Brand-new questions on every attempt
- AI-driven difficulty that adapts to your last score
- Subject-wise breakdowns and weakness analysis
- Readiness checks and progress tracking
- Personalised study plans, free after every exam
Papers you can sit today
GRE
Full-length GRE practice from home. Verbal and quantitative are scaled 130–170, plus Analytical Writing.
SAT
Full-length Digital SAT practice from home. Reading & Writing and Math are each scored 200–800, for an estimated 400–1600 total.
GMAT
Full-length GMAT practice from home. Quantitative, Verbal and Data Insights are each scored 60–90, for an estimated 205–805 total.
BCS Preliminary
Full-length MCQ sets with negative marking, timed like the real paper. Then a full post-exam breakdown. You just need a phone or computer to sit it.
BCS (Written)
All seven BCS written papers, 900 marks, set to the BPSC syllabus. Write your answers by hand on paper, photograph them, and every answer is marked against its own rubric with examiner-style feedback.
Bangladesh Bank Assistant Director
The full 100-mark Assistant Director preliminary — 100 MCQs in 60 minutes with negative marking, timed like the real paper. Then a full post-exam breakdown. You just need a phone or computer to sit it.
Medical Admission Test
The full 100-mark MBBS/BDS paper from home. It covers biology, chemistry, physics, English and general knowledge. You just need a phone or computer to sit it.
Exam details
IELTS
Test your English from home on a true-to-format IELTS. All four bands, listening, reading, writing and speaking, are AI-scored.
How it works
Start your test
Choose Academic or General Training, then sit a full test or a single skill. Every exam gives you a unique question set across all four sections.
Where to start it
Go to Model Exams and select IELTS, then click Start Exam. To view results for a completed exam or start a session you bought earlier, go to My Profile → My Model Exams and click View Results or Start Exam.
Take sections in any order
Start with any section (i.e. Listening) you like, submit it, and come back for the other section (i.e. Speaking) later if you want. Once a section is submitted, it cannot be resubmitted.
Speaking runs like the real interview
A question card is drawn at random. The questions follow the official IELTS speaking format, and you answer with your video.
Listening audio that never runs out
AI generates four fresh recordings to the official IELTS listening format, each with its own question set. Coaching centres replay a fixed bank of audio; because ours is AI generated, we can generate unlimited audio and question sets.
AI marks it
Listening and reading score the moment you submit; writing and speaking are graded by AI against the official band descriptors.
Fix the weak spots
An overall band plus one for each of the four skills, with your strengths, the specific fixes that will raise your score, and a sample rewrite of your own writing.
Not only score, you will also get
Four band scores
Listening, reading, writing and speaking, each reported separately.
Writing feedback
Task response, coherence, lexical resource and grammatical range.
Speaking playback
Fluency and pronunciation notes alongside your own recording.
Reading & Listening: Question-by-question review
For reading and listening, every question shown with your answer beside the correct one.
Band-8 model answers
A model response for every writing task you attempt.
Common questions
Do you score the speaking section?
Yes. You answer on video. The AI scores fluency and coherence, lexical resource, grammatical range and pronunciation. These are the same four criteria the real test uses.
Do I need a webcam for the speaking section?
Yes. Speaking is answered on video, so you need a working camera and microphone, and your browser will ask permission before recording starts. The other three sections need neither, though headphones help for listening.
Is my speaking video shared with anyone?
No. Your recording is used to score that section and is played back to you in your own report. It is not shown to employers or to other users. This is a practice test, not a job application.
Is the band score official?
No. An official band can only come from the real test. This is a practice estimate marked against the public band descriptors, so it gives you a realistic idea of the band you are likely to achieve before you pay to book the real thing.
Exam details
GRE
Full-length GRE practice from home. Verbal and quantitative are scaled 130–170, plus Analytical Writing.
How it works
Start an exam
Sit the full paper: 54 MCQs across verbal and quantitative reasoning, plus one Analytical Writing task. Every exam gives you a unique question set, with no question repeated from your previous attempts.
Where to start it
Go to Model Exams and select GRE, then click Start Exam. To view results for a completed exam or start a session you bought earlier, go to My Profile → My Model Exams and click View Results or Start Exam.
Sit it under time
Real section timing, and no negative marking. A wrong answer never costs you more than the mark itself.
AI marks it
Verbal and quantitative score the moment you submit; Analytical Writing is graded by AI on the 0–6 scale.
Fix the weak spots
Your raw performance becomes the 130–170 scaled range you are actually judged on, with your weakest topics ranked by wrong answers.
Not only score, you will also get
Scaled scores
Verbal and quantitative on the 130–170 scale, plus an Analytical Writing score out of 6.
Analytical Writing feedback
Strengths and areas to improve on your essay, shown beside the response you wrote.
Explained answers
Every question with your answer, the correct answer and the reasoning behind it.
AI weakness analysis
It does not stop at “five wrong in quant”. It names the exact topics you lost marks on and what to study to fix each one.
Kanban progress dashboard
Every attempt laid out as cards, with trends built from your whole exam history.
Subject-wise progress graph
Accuracy for each subject plotted attempt by attempt, so improvement is visible.
What-if simulation
See what lifting verbal or quantitative accuracy would do to your scaled score, before you spend a week on it.
Real exam readiness check
Your predicted score, the probability of clearing the target, and the gap still left to close.
AI study plan
A ranked plan of what to revise next, rebuilt after every attempt you sit.
Common questions
Is there negative marking?
No. Each correct answer earns one mark and a wrong answer costs nothing, so it is always worth attempting a question.
Do you cover Analytical Writing?
Yes. Your essay is graded on the 0–6 scale, and the report shows strengths and areas to improve alongside the response you wrote.
How close are these scores to the real thing?
Scaled scores are estimated from your raw performance and track the official conversion closely, but they are a practice estimate, not an official result.
Why can I not see my Progress Dashboard yet?
It needs at least two completed exams. Trends, predicted scores and what-if simulations are all comparisons between attempts, so there is nothing to compare until you have sat a second one.
Exam details
SAT
Full-length Digital SAT practice from home. Reading & Writing and Math are each scored 200–800, for an estimated 400–1600 total.
How it works
Start an exam
Sit the full paper: 98 questions across Reading & Writing (54) and Math (44), split into two modules each. Every exam gives you a unique question set, with no question repeated from your previous attempts.
Where to start it
Go to Model Exams and select SAT, then click Start Exam. To view results for a completed exam or start a session you bought earlier, go to My Profile → My Model Exams and click View Results or Start Exam.
Sit it under time
A 134-minute clock for the whole paper, and no negative marking. A wrong answer never costs you more than the mark itself.
AI marks it
Every answer is marked the moment you submit, including typed Math answers such as 3/4 or 0.75.
Fix the weak spots
Your raw performance becomes an estimated score on the 200–800 scale for each section, with your weakest topics ranked by wrong answers.
Not only score, you will also get
Scaled scores
Reading & Writing and Math on the 200–800 scale, with an estimated 400–1600 total.
Module-wise results
See how you did in each of the four modules, so a weak start or a late slump is easy to spot.
Explained answers
Every question with your answer, the correct answer and the reasoning behind it.
AI weakness analysis
It does not stop at “five wrong in math”. It names the exact topics you lost marks on and what to study to fix each one.
Kanban progress dashboard
Every attempt laid out as cards, with trends built from your whole exam history.
Subject-wise progress graph
Accuracy for each subject plotted attempt by attempt, so improvement is visible.
What-if simulation
See what lifting Reading & Writing or Math accuracy would do to your section score, before you spend a week on it.
Real exam readiness check
Your predicted score, the probability of clearing the target, and the gap still left to close.
AI study plan
A ranked plan of what to revise next, rebuilt after every attempt you sit.
Common questions
Is there negative marking?
No. Each correct answer earns one mark and a wrong answer costs nothing, so it is always worth attempting a question.
Are the SAT scores official?
No. Section scores are estimated from your raw performance on the 200–800 scale, so treat them as a practice estimate, not an official result.
Is the second module adaptive like the real SAT?
No. On the real exam the second module gets easier or harder depending on how you did on the first. Here everyone gets the same second module, so your score can differ from a real sitting.
How do the typed Math answers work?
About a quarter of the Math questions ask you to type the answer instead of choosing one. Whole numbers, decimals (0.75) and fractions (3/4) are all accepted.
Why can I not see my Progress Dashboard yet?
It needs at least two completed exams. Trends, predicted scores and what-if simulations are all comparisons between attempts, so there is nothing to compare until you have sat a second one.
Exam details
GMAT
Full-length GMAT practice from home. Quantitative, Verbal and Data Insights are each scored 60–90, for an estimated 205–805 total.
How it works
Start an exam
Sit the full paper: 64 questions across Quantitative (21), Verbal (23) and Data Insights (20). Every exam gives you a unique question set, with no question repeated from your previous attempts.
Where to start it
Go to Model Exams and select GMAT, then click Start Exam. To view results for a completed exam or start a session you bought earlier, go to My Profile → My Model Exams and click View Results or Start Exam.
Sit it under time
A 135-minute clock for the whole paper, about 45 minutes per section, and no negative marking. A wrong answer never costs you more than the mark itself.
AI marks it
Every answer is marked the moment you submit. Questions with several parts, such as Table Analysis or Two-Part Analysis, earn the mark only when every part is right.
Fix the weak spots
Your raw performance becomes a 60–90 score for each section and an estimated 205–805 total, with your weakest topics ranked by wrong answers.
Not only score, you will also get
Scaled scores
Quantitative, Verbal and Data Insights on the 60–90 scale, with an estimated 205–805 total.
All Data Insights formats
Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation and Two-Part Analysis, each shown the way the real exam presents it.
Section-wise results
See how you did in each of the three sections, so a weak section is easy to spot.
Explained answers
Every question with your answer, the correct answer and the reasoning behind it.
AI weakness analysis
It does not stop at “five wrong in data insights”. It names the exact topics you lost marks on and what to study to fix each one.
Kanban progress dashboard
Every attempt laid out as cards, with trends built from your whole exam history.
Subject-wise progress graph
Accuracy for each subject plotted attempt by attempt, so improvement is visible.
What-if simulation
See what lifting Quantitative, Verbal or Data Insights accuracy would do to your section score, before you spend a week on it.
Real exam readiness check
Your predicted score, the probability of clearing the target, and the gap still left to close.
AI study plan
A ranked plan of what to revise next, rebuilt after every attempt you sit.
Common questions
Is there negative marking?
No. Each correct answer earns one mark and a wrong answer costs nothing, so it is always worth attempting a question.
Are the GMAT scores official?
No. Section scores are estimated from your raw performance on the 60–90 scale and the total on 205–805, so treat them as a practice estimate, not an official result.
Does the difficulty adapt like the real GMAT?
No. On the real exam the questions get easier or harder depending on your answers, and you choose the section order. Here everyone gets the same fixed set in the same order, so your score can differ from a real sitting.
How are questions with several parts marked?
All or nothing, as on the real exam. A Table Analysis question with three statements, or a Two-Part Analysis question, earns its mark only if every part is correct.
Why can I not see my Progress Dashboard yet?
It needs at least two completed exams. Trends, predicted scores and what-if simulations are all comparisons between attempts, so there is nothing to compare until you have sat a second one.
Exam details
BCS Preliminary
Full-length MCQ sets with negative marking, timed like the real paper. Then a full post-exam breakdown. You just need a phone or computer to sit it.
How it works
Start an exam
Sit the full 200-mark paper across all ten subjects.
Where to start it
Go to Model Exams and select BCS Preliminary, then click Start Exam. To view results for a completed exam or start a session you bought earlier, go to My Profile → My Model Exams and click View Results or Start Exam.
Buy sessions in bulk
You can buy 3, 5, 10 or any number of exam sessions at once and sit them later, whenever you are ready. Your question set is assigned only when you start an exam. Our system checks how you did in past exams and builds a unique set at the difficulty level that suits you, with no question repeated from your previous attempts.
Start whenever you like
Two hours on the clock, but no fixed exam date. Start when it suits you. An interrupted session can be picked up again from My Model Exams. Once you submit, that attempt is final.
How questions are generated
Every paper is assembled from a bank of over 10 million questions, drawn across the full range of difficulty levels. That is why no two sets come out alike.
AI marks it
Every MCQ is scored the moment you submit, subject by subject.
Fix the weak spots
Your report ranks all ten subjects by marks lost, so you know what to revise first.
Not only score, you will also get
Merit position
How many candidates have sat this question set, and where your score places you among them.
Explained answers
Every question with your answer, the correct answer and the reasoning behind it.
Subject-wise breakdown
A correct-against-wrong chart for all ten subjects, so you can see exactly where the marks went.
AI weakness analysis
It does not stop at “five wrong in Bangla”. It names the exact topics you lost marks on and what to study to fix each one.
Kanban progress dashboard
Every attempt laid out as cards, with trends built from your whole exam history.
Subject-wise progress graph
Accuracy for each subject plotted attempt by attempt, so improvement is visible.
What-if simulation
See what lifting a weak subject to a target accuracy would add to your total, before you spend a week on it.
Real exam readiness check
Your predicted score, the probability of clearing the target, and the gap still left to close.
AI study plan
A ranked plan of what to revise next, rebuilt after every attempt you sit.
Common questions
Does the mock apply negative marking?
Yes. 0.50 marks are deducted for each wrong answer, the same rule the BPSC preliminary uses.
How current are the questions?
Sets are rebuilt each cycle from the latest syllabus and recent papers, and every retake pulls fresh questions.
Why can I not see my Progress Dashboard yet?
It needs at least two completed exams. Trends, predicted scores and what-if simulations are all comparisons between attempts, so there is nothing to compare until you have sat a second one.
Exam details
BCS (Written)
All seven BCS written papers, 900 marks, set to the BPSC syllabus. Write your answers by hand on paper, photograph them, and every answer is marked against its own rubric with examiner-style feedback.
How it works
Start an exam
You get one complete exam set: Bangla, English, Bangladesh Affairs, International Affairs, Mathematical Reasoning, Mental Ability and General Science & Technology, 900 marks in all, each with its real time limit. Mark allocation follows the BPSC written syllabus, including the 50-mark Liberation War question in Bangladesh Affairs.
Where to start it
Go to Model Exams and select BCS (Written), then click Start Exam. To view results for a completed exam or start a session you bought earlier, go to My Profile → My Model Exams and click View Results or Start Exam.
Sit papers in any order
Each paper is its own section. Sit one today and the next another day, or only the papers you want to practise. Your result is calculated over the papers you submit. Once a paper is submitted, it cannot be resubmitted.
Write on paper, like the real exam
Answer each question by hand on paper, then photograph the pages, up to five per question. We read your handwriting and show you the text before you submit, so you can retake a blurred photo. Mental Ability is 50 MCQs answered on screen, with 0.5 deducted for each wrong answer.
How questions are generated
Every set is written fresh by AI to the BPSC syllabus, using recent BCS written papers as a reference for style and standard. The fact-heavy papers are checked by a second AI model before they reach you, and no question is repeated from your previous attempts.
AI marks it
Each answer is marked against its own rubric, criterion by criterion, the way an examiner would. Results for a paper appear as soon as you submit it.
Fix the weak spots
Every paper gets its own weakness analysis, topic by topic. After all seven, you get your overall score, merit position and progress dashboard.
Not only score, you will also get
Merit position
Everyone on the same exam set is ranked together, so you see where your score places you among them.
Examiner-style feedback
For every answer: marks per rubric criterion, what you covered, what you missed, and how to earn full marks.
Model answers
A full-marks model answer for every written question, shown beside what you wrote.
Subject-wise breakdown
Marks for all seven papers in one chart, so you can see exactly where the marks went.
AI weakness analysis
It does not stop at “low marks in Bangladesh Affairs”. It names the exact topics you lost marks on and what to study to fix each one.
Difficulty that grows with you
Score 70% or more on two full exams in a row and your next sets move up to the Difficult tier.
Kanban progress dashboard
Every attempt laid out as cards, with trends built from your whole exam history.
Real exam readiness check
Your predicted score, the probability of clearing the target, and the gap still left to close.
What-if simulation
See what lifting a weak paper to a target score would add to your total, before you spend a week on it.
Common questions
Do I have to type my answers?
No. You write on paper, as in the real exam, and photograph each answer. The text we read from your photos is shown to you before you submit, and that text is what gets marked. Only Mental Ability is answered on screen, because it is multiple choice.
Do I have to sit all seven papers?
No. Sit any papers you like, in any order. Your result is calculated over the papers you submit, and the rest are not counted as zero. The merit position compares you with others who sat the same papers on the same set.
How are the answers marked?
Each question has a model answer and a marking rubric that splits its marks across criteria. Your answer is marked against each criterion independently, with partial credit, so you see exactly where each mark was won or lost.
Is there negative marking?
Only in Mental Ability, the MCQ paper: 1 mark for each correct answer, 0.5 deducted for each wrong one, and nothing for a question left blank. The written papers have no negative marking.
Is the score official?
No. It is a practice estimate marked against the BPSC syllabus and a rubric for each question. Real BCS scripts are marked by human examiners, so treat it as a realistic guide, not a result.
Why can I not see my Progress Dashboard yet?
It needs at least two completed exams. Trends, predicted scores and what-if simulations are all comparisons between attempts, so there is nothing to compare until you have sat a second one.
Exam details
Bangladesh Bank Assistant Director
The full 100-mark Assistant Director preliminary — 100 MCQs in 60 minutes with negative marking, timed like the real paper. Then a full post-exam breakdown. You just need a phone or computer to sit it.
How it works
Start an exam
Sit the full 100-mark paper across all six subjects.
Where to start it
Go to Model Exams and select Bangladesh Bank Assistant Director, then click Start Exam. To view results for a completed exam or start a session you bought earlier, go to My Profile → My Model Exams and click View Results or Start Exam.
Buy sessions in bulk
You can buy 3, 5, 10 or any number of exam sessions at once and sit them later, whenever you are ready. Your question set is assigned only when you start an exam. Our system checks how you did in past exams and builds a unique set at the difficulty level that suits you, with no question repeated from your previous attempts.
Start whenever you like
One hour on the clock, but no fixed exam date. Start when it suits you. An interrupted session can be picked up again from My Model Exams. Once you submit, that attempt is final.
How questions are generated
Every paper is assembled from a bank of over 10 million questions, drawn across the full range of difficulty levels. That is why no two sets come out alike.
AI marks it
Every MCQ is scored the moment you submit, subject by subject.
Fix the weak spots
Your report ranks all six subjects by marks lost, so you know what to revise first.
Not only score, you will also get
Merit position
How many candidates have sat this question set, and where your score places you among them.
Explained answers
Every question with your answer, the correct answer and the reasoning behind it.
Subject-wise breakdown
A correct-against-wrong chart for all six subjects, so you can see exactly where the marks went.
AI weakness analysis
It does not stop at “five wrong in Bangla”. It names the exact topics you lost marks on and what to study to fix each one.
Kanban progress dashboard
Every attempt laid out as cards, with trends built from your whole exam history.
Subject-wise progress graph
Accuracy for each subject plotted attempt by attempt, so improvement is visible.
What-if simulation
See what lifting a weak subject to a target accuracy would add to your total, before you spend a week on it.
Real exam readiness check
Your predicted score, the probability of clearing the target, and the gap still left to close.
AI study plan
A ranked plan of what to revise next, rebuilt after every attempt you sit.
Common questions
What is on the Assistant Director preliminary?
One hundred one-mark MCQs in 60 minutes: Bangla 20, English 20, General Mathematics 20, Analytical Skill 20, Financial and Banking Knowledge 10, and ICT 10. Bangladesh Bank publishes the mark split but not a topic list, so the topics here are drawn from recent Bangladesh Bank and scheduled-bank officer papers.
Does the mock apply negative marking?
Yes. 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer, the rule Bangladesh Bank uses in its preliminary.
How current are the questions?
Sets are rebuilt each cycle from the latest syllabus and recent papers, and every retake pulls fresh questions.
Why can I not see my Progress Dashboard yet?
It needs at least two completed exams. Trends, predicted scores and what-if simulations are all comparisons between attempts, so there is nothing to compare until you have sat a second one.
Exam details
Medical Admission Test
The full 100-mark MBBS/BDS paper from home. It covers biology, chemistry, physics, English and general knowledge. You just need a phone or computer to sit it.
How it works
The full paper
100 MCQs across biology, chemistry, physics, English and general knowledge, with 0.25 deducted for a wrong answer.
Where to start it
Go to Model Exams and select Medical Admission Test, then click Start Exam. To view results for a completed exam or start a session you bought earlier, go to My Profile → My Model Exams and click View Results or Start Exam.
Buy sessions in bulk
You can buy 3, 5, 10 or any number of exam sessions at once and sit them later, whenever you are ready. Your question set is assigned only when you start an exam. Our system checks how you did in past exams and builds a unique set at the difficulty level that suits you.
Start whenever you like
There is no fixed exam date, so start when it suits you. An interrupted session can be picked up again from My Model Exams. Once you submit, that attempt is final.
How questions are generated
Every paper is assembled from a bank of millions of questions, drawn across the full range of difficulty levels. That is why no two sets come out alike.
AI marks it
Every MCQ is scored the moment you submit, subject by subject.
Fix the weak spots
Your report ranks all five subjects by marks lost, so you know what to revise first.
Not only score, you will also get
Merit position
How many candidates have sat this question set, and where your score places you among them.
Explained answers
Every question with your answer, the correct answer and the reasoning behind it.
Subject-wise breakdown
A correct-against-wrong chart for all five subjects, so you can see exactly where the marks went.
AI weakness analysis
It does not stop at “five wrong in chemistry”. It names the exact topics you lost marks on and what to study to fix each one.
Kanban progress dashboard
Every attempt laid out as cards, with trends built from your whole exam history.
Subject-wise progress graph
Accuracy for each subject plotted attempt by attempt, so improvement is visible.
What-if simulation
See what lifting a weak subject to a target accuracy would add to your total, before you spend a week on it.
Real exam readiness check
Your predicted score, the probability of clearing the target, and the gap still left to close.
AI study plan
A ranked plan of what to revise next, rebuilt after every attempt you sit.
Common questions
Which subjects does the paper cover?
Biology 30 marks, chemistry 25, physics 20, English 15 and general knowledge 10. That is 100 MCQs in total.
Is there negative marking on the medical paper?
Yes. Each correct answer earns 1 mark and each wrong one deducts 0.25. Unanswered questions cost nothing.
When do I get my result?
As soon as you submit. The report shows your score, a subject-wise breakdown and an explanation for every question.
Why can I not see my Progress Dashboard yet?
It needs at least two completed exams. Trends, predicted scores and what-if simulations are all comparisons between attempts, so there is nothing to compare until you have sat a second one.