Changed a right answer
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Only change an answer when you can point to a specific mistake in your first working.

Session 1 · 22 January 2027 · NTA’s tentative date
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The marks-leak ledger sorts each lost mark by why you lost it, and shows how many you can win back.
Recoverable without learning anything new
0of 121 marks
Same knowledge, better habits
179203/ 30024 / 121 marks are recoverable
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Only change an answer when you can point to a specific mistake in your first working.
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Before locking an easy answer, take 10 seconds to re-read the question: units, signs, "NOT/EXCEPT".
3 questions
Your 3 guesses cost 3 marks. Guess only after eliminating at least two options. Your blind guesses cost more than they earned.
2 questions
Use a skip rule: once a question passes twice its usual time, mark it and move on.
These need learning. Start with the topics below.
Harder questions you skipped or never reached.
Recoverable marks and the projected score are estimates based on this attempt, not a guaranteed outcome.
See where your time went, which answers you rushed, and where you stalled.
Time spent per question across the test. Taller bars are where the clock ran.
Every attempted question by time spent and outcome. The vertical line marks your average pace; the horizontal line splits right from wrong.
You're losing easy marks: 2/19 easy wrong.
A predicted JEE Main score and percentile range from everything you have practised, and the chapters worth the most marks.
If you sat JEE Main today, you'd most likely score
157–206/ 300
≈ 99.20–99.80 percentile
74% of chapters measured
78% of chapters measured
64% of chapters measured
Based on 412 answers across all your tests, not just one. The range covers 8 in 10 likely outcomes, simulated from your accuracy on each chapter, real past-paper weightage and difficulty. Percentile uses JEE Main 2025 marks-vs-percentile data and varies by shift. It narrows as you practise more chapters.
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3/5 correct
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Which subject to open with, when to move on, and how your pace compares with your best attempt.
Rules learned from your own full-length tests. Use them in your next mock.
Start with Chemistry
From your resultsYour 2 tests that began with Chemistry averaged 63%, against 52% when you began elsewhere.
This test: Started with Chemistry
Move on after about 4 minutes
From your results9 questions took you longer than 240s, and 6 of them still weren’t right. Mark it for review and come back with the time you have left.
This test: 2 questions over 240s
Stick with your first answer
From your resultsChanging answers cost you 10 marks overall (3 right answers changed to wrong, 1 wrong one fixed). Only change an answer when you can point to a specific error.
This test: 2 right answers changed to wrong
Which subject to open with
Opening with Chemistry scores 12 points above your weakest opening so far.
Next drill: open with MathsPace replay vs your best attempt
This test 60% · Best 63%
You fell furthest behind your best pace at 60% of the time: 8% fewer questions answered. That's where to speed up next time.
Every test adds to one dashboard: your trend, score bands and subject accuracy.
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