Assessments · Open to browse, free to start
Every EduPeak assessment, out in the open.
The same three steps you will find inside myEduPeak — Basecamp to find your level, chapter tests to build it, mock tests to rehearse the real exam — laid out here before you sign up. Every test shows what it covers, down to the concepts and the level of thinking it asks for. Chapter tests read in your board’s chapter names.
Same three steps as inside the app. When you press Start anywhere on these pages, you land inside myEduPeak on exactly that test — signed in, ready to begin.
Your route up
Three kinds of assessment. One clear path.
Find your starting point · 100 minutes · six sections
- Physics, Chemistry & Quantitative Aptitude
- Logical Reasoning, Spatial Visualization & Speed Drill
- Builds your CAMP profile before you climb
- PCM available now · PCB coming Jul 2027
Build it chapter by chapter · up to 25 questions · 60 minutes
- Physics, Chemistry and Maths across Classes 11 and 12
- Shown in your board’s chapter names — CBSE, Gujarat, UP, Cambridge and more
- Every chapter lists its concepts and thinking level up front
The real thing, on the real clock · each exam under its own name
- JEE Main · real-paper mocks · available now
- GUJCET · MHT-CET · BITSAT · CUET-UG — each with its date
- PCB mock tests · NEET-UG — alongside the PCB Basecamp
No surprises
Know what is on the test before you take it.
Every chapter test is built on a mapped learning framework — the chapter’s key concepts, its learning objectives, and the level of thinking the exam demands.
- 1Counting principles and permutations
- 2Combinations and selections
This chapter is tested mostly at the Apply & Analyse level.
You see that map before you start; your report scores you against the same map after. Study, test and review, all in one language.
In your words
Chapter tests that speak your board’s language.
Studying under Gujarat Board? UP Board? Cambridge? Pick your board and the chapter list rewrites itself in the chapter names your textbook uses — and tells you which exam chapters your board never teaches, so you know exactly where the extra work is.
Each exam under its own name
Where we are headed next.
Every exam we add follows its own syllabus and its own marking — we never put one exam’s paper behind another exam’s name. Most of the syllabus is shared, so the chapter practice you do today counts for all of them.
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