What the mock test covers
The first round of most campus and off-campus drives is an online test. It usually mixes quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning and verbal ability, and some companies add basic programming or technical questions. A timed mock test shows you where you stand before the real drive, when there is still time to improve.
- Quantitative aptitude: percentages, ratios, time and work, speed and distance, profit and loss, number series.
- Logical reasoning: arrangements, coding-decoding, blood relations, syllogisms, data sufficiency.
- Verbal ability: reading comprehension, sentence correction, vocabulary in context.
How to use your score
Look at accuracy and speed separately. Low accuracy means revising concepts. Good accuracy with unfinished questions means practising under time. Take the test again after a week of focused practice and compare. Company-specific practice tests are also free on the site, so you can move to the pattern of the company you are targeting.
A simple four-week plan before a drive
- Week 1: take the mock test, note your weakest section and revise its basic formulas and shortcuts.
- Week 2: practise 20 to 30 questions a day from the weak section, with a timer.
- Week 3: take company-specific practice tests and review every wrong answer.
- Week 4: retake the full mock test, then prepare your resume and HR answers.
Keep a small notebook of the mistakes you repeat. Reading it before each test saves more marks than solving new questions at random.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the mock test free?
Yes. The test and the score are free.
How long does the test take?
Most practice tests take 20 to 40 minutes. The time limit is shown before you start.
Do I get my score immediately?
Yes. You see your score and answers as soon as you finish.
Will this guarantee a job?
No test can do that. It shows you what to improve. Uncodemy offers Dedicated Placement Support in its courses, not a placement guarantee.