Past Question Collection
Made by Pulchowkian
Entrance Examination Portal
Tribhuvan University
Institute of Engineering
Entrance Examination Portal
Free practice · Real exam workflow

Free IOE Entrance Mock Test and Online CBT Practice

A useful IOE mock test should train more than recall. It should reproduce the time pressure, subject switching, question palette and negative-marking decisions of the computer-based entrance examination.

What the online IOE mock test includes

The practice interface follows the current 140-mark subject distribution and is designed around the actions students perform in a computer-based test: moving between questions, reviewing flags, monitoring time and submitting a complete attempt.

  • Timed Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English questions in one test flow
  • A question palette and flag-for-review workflow for deliberate time management
  • 10% negative marking for wrong answers and no penalty for unanswered questions
  • Instant score, subject breakdown and question-by-question review after submission
  • Detailed explanations where a verified solution is available

How to use mock tests to improve your score

Take the first test as a diagnosis rather than a final judgment. Record which losses came from missing concepts, slow calculation, careless reading or risky guessing. Your next week of study should address those categories directly.

Retake under full exam conditions only after reviewing the mistakes. Improvement comes from the review cycle—not from collecting attempt counts.

  1. Take one timed test without notes or interruptions.
  2. Review every wrong and skipped question on the same day.
  3. Revise the weakest two chapters and solve related past questions.
  4. Take the next test after two or three focused study days.
  5. Track subject accuracy and reduce avoidable negative marks.

A safer negative-marking strategy

Do not treat every unanswered question as a failure. First solve high-confidence questions, then return to calculations and uncertain items. Guess only when you can eliminate options or justify the expected gain. The best strategy depends on your accuracy, not somebody else’s attempt count.