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Last reviewed 7 October 2026

Scheduled tests have a start and an end time set by the institute. Everyone attempts within the same window, which mirrors real exam administration and makes rankings fairer.

How scheduled tests work

An institute sets a window, for example Saturday 10 a.m. to Sunday 10 p.m. You can start the test at any moment inside the window, and once you start, your timer runs for the test's duration. Outside the window, the test cannot be started. Upcoming scheduled tests are listed below, with their windows.

TypeStartGood for
Practice testAny timeSelf-paced learning
Scheduled testAny time within a windowFixed-week mocks and fair comparison
Live testOne moment, the same for everyoneExam-hall discipline; see live tests

Why attempt scheduled tests

  • They build a habit of sitting down at a set time.
  • They mirror real administration: a fixed window and a fixed duration.
  • Rankings are fairer: everyone had the same window, and results may stay hidden until it closes, depending on the creator's settings.
  • They give you a deadline that open-access tests do not.

How to prepare for a scheduled test

  1. Put the window in your calendar and choose your slot early, ideally your exam's time of day.
  2. Check the test's details: duration, sections, marking and whether navigation is allowed.
  3. Prepare your space and device: a charged laptop, a stable connection and rough sheets. See how to practise for computer-based exams.
  4. Decide your plan: section order, time checkpoints and guess policy. See section-wise time management.
  5. Do not leave it to the last hour of the window.

During and after

Your answers save as you go and the timer is tracked on the server, so a disconnect does not cost you answers or time; reconnect and resume while the window is open. After the test, write your notes before the score and review properly: see how to revise after a mock test.

Find tests for your exam

Exam hubs list scheduled tests with their pattern guides: mock tests by exam. For open-access practice meanwhile, see practice tests and free mock tests.

Institutes can schedule tests for their students and for the marketplace: see create a mock test online and the online exam platform page.

Frequently asked questions

A test with a start and end time set by the institute. You can begin it at any moment inside the window and then have the test's full duration.

You cannot start the test outside its window. Check the schedule and plan your slot early.

A scheduled test can be started at any time within a window, while a live test starts at the same moment for every student.

Your answers are saved as you go and the timer is tracked on the server, so reconnect and resume while the window is open. The remaining time continues to run.

You see your score on submission, subject to the creator's settings; some tests delay rankings or explanations until the window closes.

Some are free and some are paid. Each listing shows its price.

Because everyone attempts under the same conditions in the same period, and comparison is not distorted by people practising the questions earlier.

It depends on the attempt limit set by the creator, shown on the test page.

See the list below, or open your exam's page.