📘 English Mock Test – Free Vocabulary & Grammar Practice
SSC style English ka free mock test: synonyms, antonyms, idioms, one-word substitution, grammar aur spelling. Timer, negative marking aur turant result.
Free English Mock Test for Competitive Exams
This free online mock test has more than 351 English Language questions. Every test picks a fresh random set, so you can practise again and again without seeing the same paper. You get a countdown timer, a colour-coded question palette, negative marking and an instant result with detailed analysis. Questions are available in English. It is useful for SSC CGL, CHSL, MTS, Railway, Banking and state exams.
What this mock test covers
- Synonyms and antonyms
- Idioms, phrasal verbs and one-word substitution
- Grammar: tenses, articles, prepositions and subject-verb agreement
- Spelling, plurals and irregular verbs
- Voice and narration
- Sentence correction
How to attempt the mock test
- Choose the number of questions, the time and the marking scheme, then click Start.
- Select an option and press Save & Next. Use Mark for Review if you want to come back to a question.
- Use the question palette to jump to any question. Keyboard shortcuts: 1 to 4 for options, N for next, P for previous, M to mark and C to clear.
- Submit the test or let the timer end. Your result appears instantly.
- Study the review section and practise your mistakes again with one click.
Features
- Test of 10, 25, 50 or 100 questions, or the full question bank.
- Your own time limit and marking scheme, such as +2 / −0.5 or +1 / −0.25.
- Instant score, accuracy and the time you spent on each question.
- Review of every answer with the correct option and explanation.
- The test continues from where you left off if you refresh the page.
- Works on mobile and computer, with a light and dark theme.
Frequently asked questions
Is this mock test free?
Yes. It is free and needs no login.
Are my scores saved?
Your recent scores are saved only in your own browser. Nothing is sent to our server.
Do the questions repeat?
Each test is a random selection from a large question bank, so repeats are rare, especially if you take a shorter test.
Is this the real exam pattern?
The test interface is similar to computer-based exams, but the number of questions, time and marking can change from exam to exam. Always check your own exam notification and set the time and marks in the test settings.