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Official exam guides ↗ Resources & PDFs → Plan my study → More learning resources → General skill practice → Admissions Build confidence with reading evidence, sentence structure and everyday algebra. Try four reading/writing and four maths questions.
Choose what the text actually supports Read the sentence’s structure Turn relationships into equations Admissions Start with core ideas in mathematics, physics and chemistry, then practise eight foundation questions for JEE Main Paper 1.
Connect algebra and calculus Model before calculating Track amounts and repeated changes Admissions Study three short science lessons and practise 24 original Physics, Chemistry and Biology questions. Begin with an eight-question mixed starter; partial practice with explanations, not a full mock or NEET score.
Choose a physical model before calculating Track amounts, ratios and chemical change Separate biological counts, locations and roles Admissions Connect biology, chemistry, physics and logical reasoning through worked examples and eight science-and-logic questions.
Distinguish copies, cells and function Use quantities consistently Restrict the possibilities Build a repeatable problem-solving method Admissions Build Quant skills with two fixed 21-question, 45-minute papers, five lessons and worked explanations. Includes the original mixed starter; not adaptive or complete GMAT mocks.
Profit margins Combined rates Mixtures Data sufficiency Table interpretation Weakening an argument Necessary assumptions Main idea Successive percentage changes Weighted means Net rates Linear equations from totals Consecutive integers Remainders Fractions of a changing total Simple interest Exponents with a common base Changing ratios Production rates and units Overlapping groups Reversing an inequality Average speed Counting positive divisors Rational equations Concentration and conserved quantities Repeated multiplication Probability without replacement Maximum product under a fixed sum Integer combinations and a minimum Undoing a percentage discount Equations involving time Ratio substitution Greatest common divisor and least common multiple Revenue as price times quantity Consecutive odd integers Absolute-value equations Work completed in stages Profit and a strict threshold Patterns in powers A target arithmetic mean Fixed pay and commission Counting by complement Signs and universal statements An arithmetic sequence of deposits Integer solutions to a compound inequality Correcting an arithmetic mean Algebraic identities Counting parity outcomes A piecewise pricing rule Prime factors of a perfect square Admissions Build GRE skills with seven lessons, a mixed starter and two fresh 12-question Quant sets. Fixed practice with explanations; no scaled-score prediction.
Use context before a word list Test the scope of a conclusion Use examples and totals Translate quantities into equations Use the conditions, not a first impression Probability and data models Quantitative comparisons Admissions Build foundations in mathematics, data reasoning and science, then bring them together in an eight-question starter.
Translate compact notation Compare the quantity requested Match mechanisms, quantities and units Build a repeatable problem-solving method English language Read a short original passage, find the evidence and distinguish False from Not given. This starter focuses on Academic Reading.
Separate False from Not given Find details and paragraph purpose Follow reasons and recommendations English language Find the key information in everyday notices and academic passages. This starter focuses on TOEFL iBT reading skills.
Read notices for action Read for the central distinction Keep vocabulary and inferences in context A starting point, with a clear scope. Each pathway contains short lessons, a quick start and focused topic practice. Expanded pathways also offer a longer mixed set. These are partial, unofficial practice sets, with no predicted official score. IELTS and TOEFL practice covers reading only. Speaking, writing and a complete syllabus need additional preparation.
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