For JEE Main & Advanced 2027 · 241 PYQ papers · 2002–2026
Every previous-year paper inside the real NTA console: the clock, the palette, the +4 / −1. Then an analysis that traces every lost mark to the chapter that lost it. The practice loop is free.
If B is magnetic field and μ₀ is permeability of free space, then the dimensions of (B/μ₀) is
A real 2025 question, in the real console.
JEE Main 2027 · Session 1 expected from 21 January, 9:00 am
Room for 19 more full timed papers. Start counting.
Results as students reported them, published from the live showcase, never invented. Where a student said something about getting there, it shows with their name.

“Sitting every PYQ on the real console meant nothing about exam day felt new. The clock, the palette, even the panic was rehearsed.”

“The analysis after every paper told me exactly which chapters were bleeding marks. I just fixed the list, week after week.”

“Mocks in the same interface as the actual exam. By January it was muscle memory.”










Published with the student’s permission. This is the whole list, nothing rounded up.
Marked the only way we know how: +4 for the right answer, −1 for a wrong one.
Q.1 Your mock score has been stuck at 120 for a month. What actually moves it? +4 / −1 · one correct option
Pick an option. Negative marking applies.
The NTA interface down to the shaped palette and the three-hour clock. Your attempt is marked exactly the way the exam marks it.
241 previous-year papers, open right now. The structure and marking of every paper is public; the timed attempt needs a sign-in because a scored attempt has to belong to someone.
Almost none of it. The papers, the practice, the analysis: the loop above is free forever. You pay only for the two things a question bank cannot give you.
Fresh mock series for 2027 go on the shelf when they are written, never before. Until then, every previous-year paper above is free and timed.
Watch the shelfSlide your latest mock score. The mapping follows published NTA percentile tables: the same arithmetic your attempt analysis uses after every timed paper.
An estimate from published NTA percentile tables against ≈12,10,000 candidates. Your shift’s own normalisation decides the real number.
The same papers, the same console, the same analysis, plus the daily challenge and notes that keep working offline. Everything you do in the app and on this site counts into one record.

“I stopped guessing what to revise. The chapter breakdown after each attempt decided my week.”
“Timed papers, honest marking, no shortcuts. That loop is the whole reason I held my nerve in the hall.”
“Every attempt ended with a list of what cost me marks. Clearing that list became the routine.”
Anything missing, ask from the support page and it gets answered, and probably added here.
Every timed paper, every traced mistake, every chapter cleared: the rank is a running total of all of it. Start counting.
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