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A practice and assessment platform for Indian students. Three products are live: EduPeak PCM Basecamp (a check of your Class 9 and 10 basics), Chapter Tests across Classes 11–12 PCM, and full-length Mock Tests — each accurately timed, with a detailed analysis after every attempt. Calm to use, clear in its feedback.

They match the real JEE Main: 75 questions across Physics, Chemistry, and Maths, a 180-minute timer, sectional structure, and NTA’s +4 / −1 marking (+4 / 0 for numerical). Papers follow recent patterns, so exam day feels familiar.

A clear report: total score, subject-wise breakdown, chapter-level strengths and gaps, and time spent per question. What you got right, what slipped, and what to revisit next.

Yes — when the student chooses. From their dashboard, a student can invite a parent or guardian to follow along: you then see the very same dashboards and reports they do, read-only. You don’t need an account first — the invitation sets you up in a minute, and one account can follow all your children.

Three products are live now, covering Class 11 and 12 PCM: EduPeak PCM Basecamp (a check of your Class 9 and 10 basics), Chapter Tests across Classes 11–12 PCM, and full-length Mock Tests in the JEE Main pattern. We add more with the same care as the first.

Yes — taking any test needs a sign-in, which is free. You can browse without an account. One login works across every EduPeak app and saves your history and progress.

No — not unless you choose to pay. Everything is free until 30 September 2026. After that, five chapter tests in each subject, five full papers and Basecamp once stay free, each with the complete report. Taking a test again, and the rest of the material, are part of Prime. We will always announce any pricing change at least 30 days ahead.

Yes. We collect only what’s needed to run your account, and we don’t sell your data or share it without your consent. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Register your institute directly from the For Teachers & Institutes page — it takes minutes and is free until 30 September 2026. Prefer to talk first? Write to us at hello@edupeak.org — we read every message.

Here is a basic scan of public numbers, done on 14 August 2026 — roughly how many candidates there are for every seat. NDA & Naval Academy: about 406 places per exam, and lakhs apply. IISc & IIST: about 450 seats for the whole JEE Advanced pool. ISI & CMI: about 200 seats; applicant counts are not published. BITS Pilani: roughly one seat for every 70 to 100 applicants, by public estimates. IITs: about one seat for every 85 JEE Main candidates. IISERs & NISER: about one for every 42. NITs & IIITs: about one for every 33. CUET universities: about one for every 5. Architecture: about one for every 3 to 6, and many seats stay unfilled. State engineering: about one for every 2 to 4, and some seats stay vacant. BSc in your own state: open admission on Class 12 marks. It is not an official figure, and we will correct it as better numbers appear. The same Class 11 and 12 PCM sits under every one of these — the full research note, with sources, is on our doors research page.