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Timed mock tests for the Income Tax Department's departmental examinations, on a screen that works like the computer-based exam: question palette, flags, countdown timer and the same negative marking.
Objective papers only. Each test has 100 questions, 2 hours, +1 for a correct answer and −1/8 for a wrong one, as in the departmental examination.
Previous year papers from 2022 onwards, with answer keys.
Each paper has two kinds of tests: PREVIOUS YEAR the department's actual question papers, and MODEL TEST papers prepared by our team on the current syllabus.
Subscribe only to the papers you still have to clear.
Treat every test like the real exam. Once you submit, the paper closes for you. You can see your result and review your answers any time, but you cannot attempt that paper again.
If your internet drops, log in again and continue. Your answers are saved as you go and the timer keeps running. Your account works on one device at a time.
One-time fee per exam season, for the papers you choose. Registrations open soon.
Your subscription covers all previous year papers and model tests of the papers you choose.
No. This website is an independent practice platform. It is not run by or connected with the Income Tax Department or CBDT. The previous year question papers are reproduced for practice.
So that every test is a true rehearsal of the exam. You get one honest attempt, a real score, and a full review afterwards.
Your answers are saved as you click them. Log in again and you will continue from where you stopped. The timer keeps running while you are away, as in the exam hall.
An on-screen calculator is provided for practice. In the examination conducted by the Department you must bring your own physical arithmetic calculator.
Yes, the tests work on phones and tablets. A computer or laptop is closer to the real exam, so we recommend it.
No. The account works on one device at a time, and each test can be attempted only once.