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Free IPMAT mock test and JIPMAT mock test online

Last checked 26 Oct 2026. Exam rules change: always confirm on the official site.

What our free mocks are

IPMATway's mocks are free. There is no paywall and no ads. You sign in with Google or an email code and start.

The full-length mocks are built fresh to each exam's pattern:

ExamPattern we follow
IPMAT Indore90 questions, 120 minutes, with the 40-minute sectional lock
IPMAT Rohtak120 questions, 120 minutes
JIPMAT100 questions, 150 minutes

The Indore numbers of questions per section are reported by coaching sites, not stated in IIM Indore's official document, which gives only three sections of 40 minutes each in a fixed order. Read each pattern in detail: Indore, Rohtak, JIPMAT.

Besides full mocks you also get:

  • Sectional tests for quant, verbal or reasoning.
  • Chapter tests after you finish a chapter.
  • Custom tests from any chapters you choose, with an option for "only topics I've learnt".
  • Shared mocks: send a link to friends. Everyone gets the same questions and you see a group board.

After a mock you get an estimated percentile band. It is only an estimate, so do not read it as a promise.

JIPMAT official mock

The NTA bulletin says candidates should practise the computer-based test using an official mock test. We could not find a link to it on the NTA portal, so check exams.nta.nic.in/jipmat for it. Our JIPMAT mocks are a separate practice option.

How to take a mock properly

  1. Use exam-day mode. No pause, auto-submit at the end, full screen. It feels like the real thing.
  2. Match the time of day. In 2026, Indore ran 2 to 4 PM, Rohtak started at 9 AM and JIPMAT ran 3 PM to 5:30 PM. If you can, take your mocks in your exam's slot so your brain is used to it.
  3. Follow the lock. For Indore, do not carry time from one section to the next. Practise finishing each section in 40 minutes.
  4. Do not look anything up. A mock where you check formulas is not a mock.
  5. Sit once, finish once. Do not stop in the middle.

How to review

Review matters more than the score. Spend at least as long reviewing as you spent writing.

  • Put each question in one of three groups: did not know, knew but made a slip, or too slow.
  • Wrong, skipped and very slow answers go into the error log. They come back with new numbers after 2, 7 and 21 days, so you cannot just remember the old answer.
  • Look at which questions you should have skipped. The skip-decision trainer helps with this.

Other tools are listed in free tools. A plan for how many mocks to take and when is in the preparation strategy. Ready? Sign in and start a mock.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free IPMAT mock test?

Yes. IPMATway has free full-length IPMAT mocks for Indore and Rohtak patterns, plus sectional, chapter and custom tests. Sign in with Google or an email code.

Is there a free JIPMAT mock test?

We have JIPMAT mocks built to the 100-question, 150-minute pattern. NTA's bulletin also refers to an official mock for CBT practice; check the NTA JIPMAT portal for it.

How many mocks should I take before IPMAT?

There is no magic number. Start full mocks after you have covered most chapters, then take them regularly and spend more time reviewing than writing. See the strategy page.

Does the mock give my percentile?

It shows an estimated percentile band. This is only an estimate and not the result of the real exam.

Can I take a mock with friends?

Yes. Shared mocks give everyone the same questions and a group board.

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