Exams across engineering (JEE Main, JEE Advanced), medical (NEET), university entrance (CUET), GATE, UGC NET, CAT, banking, railways and state CETs, with more being added — the Entrance Exams page always shows the current list. For each exam, every subject and topic is listed with its own test alongside the full real-pattern Mock Test, and you can build your own test from the subjects, topics and question types you choose — in the order you study.

You can practise JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET (UG), CUET (UG), GATE, UGC NET, RRB Group D & NTPC, SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC MTS & Havaldar, SSC GD Constable, IBPS Clerk, IBPS PO / Management Trainee, SBI Clerk (Junior Associates), SBI PO, IBPS RRB Office Assistant & Officer Scale-I, SSC CPO, RRB JE (Junior Engineer), CAT (Common Admission Test), CUET PG, BITSAT, NEET PG, VITEEE, CSIR UGC NET, MHT-CET (Engineering & Pharmacy) and TS EAPCET / AP EAPCET today, each with a full mock test built to the real pattern, every subject and topic listed with its own test, and a build-your-own-test option.

JEE Main has 75 questions worth 300 marks, to be completed in 3h, covering Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Negative marking: −1 per wrong answer.

JEE Advanced has 102 questions worth 360 marks, to be completed in 6h, covering Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Negative marking: Varies · up to −2.

NEET has 180 questions worth 720 marks, to be completed in 3h, covering Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology. Negative marking: −1 per wrong answer.

CUET has 50 questions worth 250 marks, to be completed in 1h (per subject paper — you choose your subjects). Negative marking: −1 per wrong answer.

GATE has 65 questions worth 100 marks, to be completed in 3h (shared paper + one subject of your choice). Negative marking: Varies · up to −0.67.

UGC NET has 150 questions worth 300 marks, to be completed in 3h (shared paper + one subject of your choice). Negative marking: none.

RRB Group D/NTPC has 100 questions worth 100 marks, to be completed in 1h 30m (group D shown · also NTPC CBT-1, NTPC CBT-2). Negative marking: −0.33 per wrong answer.

SSC CGL has 100 questions worth 200 marks, to be completed in 1h (tier-I · Tier-II: 150 Q, 2h 15m). Negative marking: −0.5 per wrong answer.

SSC CHSL has 100 questions worth 200 marks, to be completed in 1h, covering General Intelligence, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude and General Awareness. Negative marking: −0.5 per wrong answer.

SSC MTS has 90 questions worth 270 marks, to be completed in 1h 30m, covering Numerical Aptitude, Reasoning Ability, General Awareness and English Language. Negative marking: Varies · up to −1.

SSC GD has 80 questions worth 160 marks, to be completed in 1h, covering General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Knowledge & Awareness, Elementary Mathematics and English/Hindi. Negative marking: −0.25 per wrong answer.

IBPS Clerk has 100 questions worth 100 marks, to be completed in 1h (prelims · Mains: 155 Q, 2h). Negative marking: −0.25 per wrong answer.

IBPS PO has 100 questions worth 100 marks, to be completed in 1h (prelims · Mains: 145 Q, 2h 40m). Negative marking: −0.25 per wrong answer.

SBI Clerk has 100 questions worth 100 marks, to be completed in 1h (prelims · Mains: 190 Q, 2h 40m). Negative marking: −0.25 per wrong answer.

SBI PO has 100 questions worth 100 marks, to be completed in 1h (prelims · Mains: 170 Q, 3h). Negative marking: −0.25 per wrong answer.

IBPS RRB has 80 questions worth 80 marks, to be completed in 45m (prelims shown · then Office Assistant Mains or Officer Scale-I Mains). Negative marking: −0.25 per wrong answer.

SSC CPO has 200 questions worth 200 marks, to be completed in 2h (paper-I · Paper-II: 200 Q, 2h). Negative marking: −0.25 per wrong answer.

RRB JE has 100 questions worth 100 marks, to be completed in 1h 30m (cBT-1 · CBT-2: 150 Q, 2h). Negative marking: −0.33 per wrong answer.

CAT has 68 questions worth 204 marks, to be completed in 2h, covering Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Ability. Negative marking: −1 on MCQ · none on numerical.

CUET PG has 75 questions worth 300 marks, to be completed in 1h 30m (per subject paper — you choose your subjects). Negative marking: −1 per wrong answer.

BITSAT has 130 questions worth 390 marks, to be completed in 3h (with Mathematics — or Biology instead). Negative marking: −1 per wrong answer.

NEET PG has 180 questions worth 720 marks, to be completed in 3h 30m, covering Pre-Clinical Subjects, Para-Clinical Subjects, Clinical Subjects I and Clinical Subjects II. Negative marking: −1 per wrong answer.

VITEEE has 125 questions worth 500 marks, to be completed in 2h 30m (with Mathematics — or Biology instead). Negative marking: −1 per wrong answer.

CSIR UGC NET has 75 questions worth 200 marks, to be completed in 3h (general Aptitude + one subject — figures for Chemical Sciences). Negative marking: −0.5/−1 per wrong answer.

MHT-CET has 150 questions worth 200 marks, to be completed in 3h (with Mathematics — or Biology instead). Negative marking: none.

EAPCET has 160 questions worth 160 marks, to be completed in 3h (with Mathematics — or Biology instead). Negative marking: none.

Learn the exam pattern and syllabus first, take a diagnostic mock test to find weak topics, practise topic-wise tests as you study each topic, understand how negative marking affects guessing, then take timed full-length mock tests and analyse every wrong answer before the next one.

A full mock test is the complete paper with every section, under the real time limit, marking and negative marking. A subject- or topic-wise test is a shorter set of questions on just the subject and topic you pick, useful for fixing specific weak areas between full mocks.

Yes. Pick one or more subjects, tick the topics you want in each and choose the question types, and you get one combined paper marked like the real exam. There is no fixed test calendar — start any topic, any subject or the full mock test whenever you are ready.

Study cards for anything you need to memorise, in any subject — science, history, languages, law, a certification, or something you are learning for yourself. They are not interview-specific. You describe a subject area, a topic, and a short brief in your own words, and choose how many cards you want. AI writes a deck of question-and-answer cards for exactly that. You study one card at a time: read the question, reveal the answer when you are ready, then rate how well you knew it from 1 to 5. Every session is saved, so later sessions lead with the cards you knew least well. Flashcards are a paid product with no free tier — you pay once per deck, after creating a free account.

Yes. Alongside AI mock interviews, Sanviora has a structured 48-lesson spoken-English course — from foundations to interview-ready. You speak each lesson aloud and get instant AI feedback on fluency, grammar, vocabulary and clarity, plus a corrected version of your answer. All 48 lessons unlock with the Speak Pro pass.

Both are useful for casual practice, but they solve a narrower problem. ChatGPT can improvise interview questions if you know how to prompt it, but there's no structured voice session, and it won't score you consistently or remember your last attempt. Google's Interview Warmup lets you practice by voice too, but its feedback is limited to word-choice and filler-word patterns on a fixed, generic question set — not questions or scoring tailored to your specific role. Sanviora generates role-specific questions, walks you through a structured spoken session, and scores each answer on clarity, depth, relevance and communication with a personalised next-steps plan — and unlike either alternative, it tracks your improvement across attempts, gives you a shareable Interview Readiness Certificate, and lets you book a live session with a real person (friend, senior, or mentor) when you want that kind of pressure too.

Both. Sanviora adapts to your experience level — students preparing for entrance exams or campus placement, and professionals switching roles, all get relevant, tailored practice.

10 roles: Software Engineer, Data Analyst, Product Manager, Business Analyst, Sales Executive, Marketing Executive, HR Executive, Operations Executive, Customer Support, Finance Executive. Type any other role and the AI generates questions for it too.

A live video call where a real person — a friend, senior, or mentor, up to 3 at once — interviews you and asks their own questions, instead of the AI. You pick the duration and number of interviewers, pay upfront, share an invite link, and get an automatic AI report once the call ends.

Every product on Sanviora is pay-per-use. The one exception is entrance exams: while the free trial is running, you can try one exam free before buying. A mock interview (both rounds, with the full AI report included) is ₹29. The spoken-English course unlocks with the Speak Pro pass at ₹49. P2P Video Interviews are booked and paid upfront — price = rate per minute × minutes × number of interviewers. Entrance exam plans are priced per exam, and each plan says how many tests it includes. Every plan and price is in the Sanviora Store.

Your full spoken transcript is analysed by GPT-4o-mini. It evaluates each answer on clarity, depth, relevance and communication, then writes a personalised report with strengths, specific areas to improve, and a next-steps plan. Analysis takes under 30 seconds — for AI interviews and P2P Video Interviews alike.

A microphone is recommended — speaking your answers produces better feedback and builds real interview confidence. A "type instead" option is available if voice isn't accessible. Camera is optional and never required for the AI interview. A camera is required for P2P Video Interviews, since the other person needs to see you on the call.

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