PracticeMock

What it is

PracticeMock is an online mock test platform for government job exams, with its office listed at Sector 2, Noida. It is a learner product: candidates buy or try test series for a specific exam, sit them in an exam-style interface, and use the analysis and ranking to see where they stand. The home page tagline sums up the method in three words, practice, analyze and excel, and it pitches the platform as affordable, with a Start Free Trial button and a free test to try. The key statistics on the home page are a 4.55/5 Play Store rating, 1M+ app downloads and 50M+ mock tests taken, and there is an app as well as the website.

Exams covered

Banking and insurance is the largest group. It runs from SBI PO, SBI Clerk, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, IBPS SO and the IBPS RRB officer and assistant exams to RBI Assistant, LIC AAO and ADO, the officer and assistant exams of insurers such as NIACL, NICL, UIIC, OICL and GIC, IDBI, ECGC, ESIC, FCI, EPFO and a long tail of individual bank recruitments such as Nainital Bank, Karnataka Bank and the Odisha State Cooperative Bank. The regulatory group covers RBI Grade B, NABARD Grade A and B, SEBI Grade A, SIDBI Grade A, IFSCA Grade A, PFRDA Grade A, IRDAI Assistant Manager, NPS Grade A and CSIR SO/ASO.

The SSC and railway group covers SSC CGL, CHSL, MTS, CPO, GD Constable, Stenographer and Selection Post, Delhi Police, Intelligence Bureau posts, CRPF and the RRB NTPC, Group D and ALP exams. Smaller groups cover UPSC (EPFO posts and the CSAT paper), state exams such as UPPSC APS, UPSSSC VDO, UPSSSC PET and BSSC Inter Level, agriculture (ICAR IARI Assistant), the Punjab State Cooperative Bank, AAI JE ATC, engineering exams including GATE Civil and Mechanical and several junior engineer recruitments, defense entry (AFCAT and CDS) and the CAT and SNAP MBA entrance tests.

Test formats

The popular test series list shows how the practice is sliced. Most exams get full mocks for each stage (prelims and mains, phase 1 and phase 2, tier 1 and tier 2), sectional tests for a single subject such as quant, reasoning or English, and mini mocks, shorter tests for quick daily practice. Subject series go further for the big exams: there are separate quant, reasoning and English prelims series, a reasoning mains series, and SSC CGL Tier II tests split into quant, English and paper 1. Regulatory exams also get notes tests that check the study notes, descriptive tests for the written papers in RBI exams, and current affairs tests. Some series are previous year papers, for example SBI Clerk prelims and RBI Assistant prelims, and there is a separate descriptive writing test. Banking and SSC each have weekly live tests, which several students mention in their testimonials, and RBI Grade B has a 2026 live test.

Analysis, ranking and content

The "Why PracticeMock?" section lists the platform's six main features. Personalized analytics are meant to be insightful and actionable and tell the candidate "in simple terms where you need to focus". All India Ranking compares a candidate with thousands of test takers across the country to show how their preparation and progress compare. Detailed solutions explain every question so a candidate can understand mistakes and improve. The content section says the company continuously researches and tries to outperform itself and everyone else. Adaptive learning, in the page's words, "helps you start from the level you are at and then takes you higher". On price, the page says the products are made "affordable for all without the need for heavy discounts", and the testimonials refer to a subscription.

Courses and free resources

Alongside the test series, the banking menu lists a Banking Video Course, a Complete Banking PDF Course and interview courses for IBPS PO and SBI PO; the regulatory menu adds an RBI Grade B Foundation Course; and the SSC menu has an SSC Computer Proficiency PDF. One testimonial credits the RBI course's coverage of the ESI and FM papers.

The free side is broad. There are free e-books for reasoning, quant and English, a free quiz, free mocks, monthly current affairs, and blogs including Vishleshan for regulatory body exams, weekly current affairs PDFs and Hindu vocabulary. A partnership program is linked in the footer.

What students say

The home page carries a "Happy Students" panel with named candidates and the exams they cleared. Sayak Sen (SSC CGL, SSC MTS) says the subscription and weekly live mocks helped him become a CGST Inspector. Prateek Prajapati (RBI Grade B) says he relied solely on PracticeMock for mock tests and the RBI course. Rasheed Khan (RBI Grade B) credits the mocks, notes and detailed analysis for his time management and question selection. Katyayni Jain lists IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk and RRB Clerk, a triple selection she puts down to the exam-level interface and mocks, and she recommends the free GA e-books. Dheeraj Kumar Sagar (SBI Clerk) credits the practice sheets and daily tests for his speed and accuracy, and Paresh Patil, who lists IBPS RRB PO, SBI JA and IBPS Clerk, calls his success mock-driven over a three-year preparation. Satish Kumar and Hrithick Bhowmick both used the free weekly mocks for SSC CGL, and Hrithick says he cleared it on his first attempt after graduation. Neema, listed under RRB PO, SBI JA and IBPS Clerk, writes that "Coming from a Hindi medium background, PracticeMock's challenging tests made the real exam feel comfortable." Derangula Venugopal says the tests were very close to the actual exam level and the post-test analysis helped his SSC CGL Tier 2 preparation.

Who it suits

PracticeMock suits a candidate for bank, insurance, regulatory or SSC exams who learns by testing: someone who wants full mocks, sectional tests and quick mini mocks for one exam, a weekly live test to measure against other candidates, and analysis that points to the weak sections. The regulatory exams get unusually specific support, with notes tests, descriptive tests and current affairs tests for RBI, SEBI and NABARD. The free trial, free test, free mocks and e-books make it easy to judge the question quality before subscribing.

The limits come from the focus on testing. Teaching is limited to a handful of video and PDF courses, so a beginner who needs full lessons for every subject will want a course alongside the tests. Prices are not shown on the home page, so the cost of the series for a given exam is worth checking against the free material before subscribing.