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Mock Test Score Analyzer & Percentile Predictor

Analyze mock tests taken across All Full-Length Mocks & Test Series. Uncover your exact Negative Mark Leakage, diagnose your Speed vs Accuracy Balance, track historical progress, and predict exam readiness. 100% private, client-side persistence, zero fees.

📝 Step 1: Log Mock Test Session Details

Enter your attempts, correct, and wrong answers across subjects.

Target Examination:

Mock Platform:

Total Time Taken (Mins):

Subject Section	Attempts	Correct	Wrong	Section Raw Score
Reasoning & Intelligence				43.00
General Awareness & GK				18.50
Quantitative Aptitude				41.00
English Comprehension				42.50

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🎯 Step 2: Diagnostic Diagnostics

Real-time performance metrics for this mock session.

⚠️ Negative Mark Leakage -7.00 Marks

You made 14 incorrect attempts across sections. If you had skipped your 7 blind guesses in General Awareness, your score would be 152.00 instead of 145.00 (+4.8% jump in merit rank)!

Efficiency Quadrant: 🎯 Bullseye Zone

• Overall Accuracy: 84.4%

• Speed: 1.55 Qs / Min

• Net Raw Marks: 145.00 / 200

🔍 Primary Leakage Subject:

General Awareness & GK (61.1% Accuracy)

Your reasoning and maths accuracy exceeds 91%. Focus on 50:50 elimination rules in GK to stop bleeding raw marks.

Historical Mock Performance Logbook

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Date & Platform	Exam Target	Attempts	Accuracy	Leakage Loss	Net Score

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How is mock test percentile calculated from raw scores? ▼

Percentile is computed as (Number of candidates scoring less than you / Total number of test takers) * 100, reflecting your relative rank among aspirants.

Why is accuracy ratio more critical than raw attempts in negative marking exams? ▼

In exams like SSC and UPSC Prelims, incorrect attempts not only forfeit marks but incur penalty deductions (1/3rd or 1/4th), which drastically compresses net percentile ranking.