Most aspirants do not fail because they studied too little. They fail because they never found out, before exam day, which section was quietly costing them twenty marks. A test series exists to find that out early — and the D.I.C.E. Institute mock test series is built to tell you exactly where your score is leaking, not just what your score was.
What You Get
- Sectional tests after every topic — short and timed, so a weak chapter is caught the week you study it rather than three months later.
- Full-length mock tests on a real exam interface, with the same timing, navigation and marking scheme as the actual paper.
- Previous year papers in test mode, which remains the single most underrated preparation resource in any competitive exam.
- Instant results and detailed solutions — every question explained, including the shorter method you probably did not use.
- All India Rank and State Rank, so you know where you stand against the actual competition rather than against your own expectations.
- Topic-wise performance analytics — accuracy, attempts and time spent per topic, mapped to your strong and weak areas.
Test Series Available By Exam
- Banking & Insurance — IBPS PO, SBI PO, Clerk, SO and insurance exams. See banking coaching.
- SSC — CGL Tier 1 and Tier 2, CHSL, MTS. See SSC coaching.
- Railway — RRB NTPC, Group C and Group D.
- Defence — NDA, CDS and school-level entrances. See defence coaching.
- MBA & Law — CAT, MH CET MBA, NMAT, XAT, CLAT, MH CET Law.
How to Actually Use a Mock Test
Attempting the test is roughly a quarter of the value. The rest is in the analysis, and here is the routine we insist on with every batch:
- Give the mock in one sitting, at the same time of day as your actual exam slot. Interrupted mocks tell you nothing about stamina.
- Before opening the solutions, mark every question into three buckets — knew it and got it, knew it and got it wrong, did not know it. The middle bucket is where your marks are.
- Check time, not just accuracy. A question you solved correctly in four minutes cost you two other questions. That is a loss, not a win.
- Review every wrong answer and write the reason next to it — silly mistake, concept gap, or wrong selection. After five mocks a pattern appears, and that pattern is your study plan.
- Do not chase the next mock until the last one has been analysed. Three well-analysed mocks beat fifteen unanalysed ones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I join the test series without joining the coaching batch?
Yes. The test series is available as a standalone course for self-study aspirants and for students who are already enrolled elsewhere.
Is there a free mock test?
Yes — a free mock is available so you can see the interface and analytics before enrolling. Contact us to get access for your exam.
Can I attempt the tests on a mobile phone?
You can, but we strongly recommend a laptop or desktop for full-length mocks, because the actual exam is taken on a desktop and the on-screen layout affects your reading and calculation speed.
How many mock tests should I attempt before the exam?
For prelims-style exams, aim for at least fifteen to twenty full-length mocks with proper analysis, plus sectional tests throughout. Quality of analysis matters far more than the raw count.
Are the questions the same as the actual exam?
No test series can promise that, and any institute that does is selling you something. What our papers replicate is the pattern, difficulty spread and time pressure of the real exam, along with the previous year papers themselves.
Book a Free Demo Class at D.I.C.E. Institute
Visit our Thane, Dadar or Borivali centre — all located within walking distance of the railway station — or start online. Talk to our faculty, sit through a live class, and see the study plan before you decide. Contact D.I.C.E. Institute to book your free demo class, or explore all our courses and our student results.