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Syllabus, exam pattern and dates for your exam. Thousands of solved practice questions. Timed, exam-pattern mock tests with instant scoring. Guides from people who've done it.
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Practice by subject
1,073 solved questions across 35 topics — pick a subject, then a topic, and work through it by difficulty.
- Quantitative AptitudeQuantitative Aptitude MCQs for government exams and placement preparation7 topics160 solved
- Python BasicsPython basics MCQ for competitive exams and interview preparation15 topics595 solved
- Python - Django FrameworkPython Django Framework MCQs for interview preparation.9 topics278 solved
- JavaJava MCQs cover key topics like variables, loops, and OOP concepts—ideal for quick exam revision and skill testing.4 topics40 solved
Mock tests by subject
Short, timed tests for one subject at a time — sharpen a weak area before the full paper.
- Advanced Topics: Files, Errors & Best PracticesPython Basics15 tests
- Advanced: APIs, Testing & DeploymentPython - Django Framework3 tests
- ApproximationQuantitative AptitudeApproximation problems test your ability to quickly estimate values without lengthy calculations. These questions are designed to measure speed, accuracy, and number sense, which are crucial in exams like banking, SSC, railways, and other aptitude tests.3 tests
Sit a full-length mock exam
The real paper's sections, timer and marking scheme — scored the moment you submit.
How ExamHoot works
Five things, in the order that actually gets results.
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Find your exam
Syllabus, exam pattern, eligibility and important dates on one hub page — kept current with the official notification.
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Practice by subject
Pick a subject, then a topic. Work through solved questions by difficulty — every one has a step-by-step explanation.
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Take subject-wise mock tests
Short timed tests for one subject at a time — build the weak areas first.
- Step 4
Sit a full-length mock exam
Same sections, timing and negative marking as the real paper. Instant score and question-by-question review.
- Step 5
Read the guides
Study plans, pattern changes, previous-year analysis and strategy — written and reviewed by our editorial team.
Built for serious preparation
ExamHoot is a free practice platform for government and competitive exams. Content is written by subject editors, reviewed before it publishes, and dated — so what you read is current and accountable. About us · Editorial policy
- Exam-pattern everything — the real sections, time limits and negative marking, not a generic quiz.
- Solved, not just marked: every question comes with a full explanation you can revisit on its own page.
- One page per exam with syllabus, pattern, dates and FAQs, updated when the notification changes.
- No paywall on answers. A free account saves your attempts, scores and weak topics across devices.
Common questions
Is ExamHoot free?
Yes. Every mock test, solved question, exam hub and guide is free. Creating an account is optional and free too.
Which exams does ExamHoot cover?
Government and competitive exams — state PSC exams like TNPSC, banking and RBI exams, and technical assessments. Each exam has its own hub with syllabus, pattern, dates, mock tests and guides.
Do I need to sign up to practice or take a test?
No. Practice questions and most mock tests are open to everyone. Sign in only if you want your results saved to a dashboard.
Are the mock tests like the real exam?
They follow the real paper's sections, question count, timer and negative marking, so the score you get is a realistic signal.
Where do the explanations come from?
Questions and explanations are written by subject editors and reviewed by an administrator before they publish. Every page shows when it was last updated, and you can report a mistake from the contact page.
Can I retake a test?
As many times as you like. Options reshuffle on each attempt so you practise recall, not option positions.
