My Assessments: choosing a test
Your group, the three stages, the chapter list and the mock papers..
My Assessments shows everything you can take, in order. Basecamp shows your starting level. Chapter Tests build your subjects chapter by chapter. Mock Tests show how ready you are.
Your group
Under Your group, choose PCM group or PCB group. Switch any time — your reports and your CAMP profile stay with you. The whole page (and the chip in the top bar) changes to that group’s tests.
The three stages
Press Basecamp, Chapter Tests or Mock Tests on the line near the top to jump to that stage. Each stage is a card; press Open on a closed card to see it in full.
⛺ Basecamp
One 100-minute test in 6 sections that checks your Class 9–10 basics and builds your CAMP profile. The card shows your best and last score and the six sections it measures: Logical Reasoning, Spatial Reasoning, Mastery — Mathematics (9 & 10), Mastery — Physics (9 & 10), Mastery — Chemistry (9 & 10) and Speed & Accuracy. Press Take your first Basecamp → (later: retake) to open the Start dialog.
🚩 Chapter Tests
Up to 25 questions per chapter (20 MCQ + 5 numerical), 60 minutes, JEE Main marking. Pick your class, find your chapter (there is a search box), and press Start. A Suggested next chip points to a good chapter to practise. Chapters marked ★ PART OF PRIME are part of the Prime membership — during the free period they are open to everyone.
Reading the chapter list
The chapter list has one column per subject (with Strong counted at the top of each column, for example 1/10 Strong). Every chapter row tells you three things at a glance: its colour (how ready you are), its labels and its buttons.
| What it is | What it does | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ↗ View latest report | Opens the report of your latest test of this chapter. It appears once you have taken the chapter. |
| 2 | ⓘ What this test covers | Opens the chapter’s coverage under the row (see below). Press it again to close. |
| 3 | Start / Practise / Retake | Start — you have not taken this chapter yet. Practise — you have, and it is not yet Strong. Retake — it is Strong; take it again to keep it there. You get new questions each time. |
| 4 | The coloured dot | Your readiness in the chapter — see the colours below. Grey = not started. |
| 5 | NOT READY YET | There are not enough questions yet for a fair test. Nothing to do — it opens when it is ready. |
| 6 | ★ PART OF PRIME | Part of Prime, the yearly EduPeak membership. During the free period it is open to everyone. |
Under each name the row says how you did — for example 72% in your first test, or 18% in your last 2 tests — and, once you have taken a chapter more than 3 times, how many tests you have taken. A chapter marked Also in Class 12 appears in both classes.
The colours — and the legend
| Colour | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 🟩 Strong | 70% and above |
| 🟧 Developing | 45% to 69% |
| 🟥 Needs work | below 45% |
| ⬜ Not started | you have not tested this chapter yet |
- Colour = right answers out of all questions in your last 3 tests of that chapter. Skipped questions count.
- Dark = tested 2 or more times. Light = tested once. A light colour is a first reading — take the chapter again to confirm it.
- Chapters are listed in learning order — the order your teachers usually teach them.
ⓘ What this test covers
Press ⓘ on any chapter to see what its test checks before you take it:
- Key concepts — the numbered list of the ideas the test asks about (for Kinematics: motion graphs, equations of uniformly accelerated motion, vectors, projectile motion, relative velocity, uniform circular motion).
- Level of thinking — a bar split into Recall & understanding, Apply & Analyse and Higher-order, with the number of learning objectives behind it.
- A line that sums it up — for example This chapter is tested mostly at the Apply & Analyse level.
You can also see all chapters of a class on one page (Browse all chapters): pick Class 11 or Class 12, filter by subject, and search by name.
🏆 Mock Tests
Each exam has its own papers and its own marking, under its own name. An exam marked AVAILABLE NOW has papers you can take today; the card says how many questions, how long, and how it is marked (for example, JEE Main: 75 questions · 180 min). After you take papers, the card shows your Best, your Average and Papers done, with your Recent attempts.
- Take your first paper → opens a suggested paper to start with.
- Browse all … papers → opens the full list, grouped by exam session, with filters for year and session.
- Under More exams — each with its own date, or planned you can see exams that are coming. EduPeak never puts one exam’s paper behind another exam’s name.