New online test

Set up Full mock test 7 as an online, proctored test. Questions come straight from the question bank — MCQs only for now. It opens Sun 11 Oct at 9:30 am for 114 students in four NEET batches.

Student's view Live proctoring

Test details

Who writes it and which exam it practises for

Test nameStudents see this name in My tests and on the result.

Batches

114 students will see this test. 46 Repeaters write it in the classroom on paper, so they are left out of the online count.

Target exams

Only questions tagged for at least one of these exams are picked.

Pattern

NEET180 MCQ · 720 marks · 3 h 20 min JEE Main · MCQ section60 MCQ · 240 marks · 2 h Custom MCQyour own counts per chapter

Online tests use MCQs only for now — single correct answer, 4 options. JEE Main's numerical-answer section is left out.

Questions from the bank

Set how many per chapter; the bank fills them

Question type: MCQ · single correct Locked filter. Online tests use MCQs only for now, so every count below is MCQs only.

Easy %

Medium %

Hard %

Adds up to 100% Skip questions used in the last 60 days

Marking, time and results

Marks for a right answer

Marks for a wrong answerUnanswered questions get 0.

Time limit

hmin

The test submits itself when time runs out.

DateSunday 11 October

Opens at

Late entry untilAfter 9:45 am nobody can start. Late starters still finish at 12:50 pm.

Shuffle for each student Shuffle the order of questions inside each subject Shuffle the four options of each question Two students sitting side by side never see the same question 1. Marking is done on the original order.

Release results

With review, flagged attempts are checked by Meena Raj before marks and ranks go out.

Anti-cheat

Each check, in plain words. Students read the same rules before they start.

Require full screen
The test opens in full screen. Pressing Esc or leaving full screen pauses the student with a warning until they go back.

ChromeEdgeFirefoxSafari on Mac
Require sharing the entire screen
Students must share their whole screen, not one window or tab, so the proctor sees anything else that opens. The check page rejects a window or tab share. If they stop sharing, it counts as a warning.

ChromeEdgeFirefoxNot on phones
Webcam proctoring
The camera stays on and takes a photo at a fixed interval. Photos are kept for 30 days for review, then deleted. The proctor flags "face not visible" and "more than one person".

Photo every
Detect tab switch and window change
Switching to another tab, minimising, or clicking into another app is noticed the moment it happens, with the time.
Block copy, paste, right-click, print and text selection
Questions cannot be selected, copied out or printed, and nothing can be pasted in. Keyboard shortcuts such as Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+P and F12 are stopped where the browser allows it.
Detect a second monitor
Chrome and Edge can tell when more than one screen is connected. Students with a second monitor are asked to unplug it before they start, and plugging one in during the test counts as a warning. Other browsers can't tell — the shared screen and camera still help.

ChromeEdge
One device, one session
A student can be signed in to the test on only one device. Opening it on a second device closes the first — after the proctor allows re-entry.
Violation policy
Each event above is a violation. Students see a calm warning with the count; the last one submits the test with the answers so far.

Submit automatically on violation
Proctor review queue
Every attempt with a flag goes to a review queue with its photos, screen captures and a timeline. The proctor can clear the flags or hold the result.

A browser can't see a phone held below the desk, a person off camera, or a second laptop. The camera, a quiet exam room and the review queue cover what a browser can't.