# Mock Test Tracker

> Free mock test tracker for SSC, banking, railway and UPSC aspirants. Log mocks from any platform, see your score trend, accuracy, best and average, and gap to target.

Log every mock test you take, on **any platform**, and see whether you are really improving: **score trend, accuracy, average of the last 5 and gap to your target**. Saved on your device.

Use the free tool here: https://saraltools.in/mock-test-tracker/

## How to use the tracker

1. After every mock, add the date, exam, platform and your score. Add attempted and right answers to track accuracy.
2. Set your target score, for example last year's cut-off plus a safety margin.
3. Watch the **average of the last 5**, not single scores. One bad mock means little; a falling 5-mock average is a warning.

## Reading your numbers

- **Score rising, accuracy steady:** you are improving the right way.
- **Attempts rising, accuracy falling:** you are guessing more. Check the [guessing maths](https://saraltools.in/exam-score-calculator/) for your exam.
- **Different scores on different platforms:** platforms set papers at different difficulty. Compare your percentile and trend on each, not raw scores across platforms.

## Plan the days left

Know how many days you have and how much to cover each day with the [exam countdown and study planner](https://saraltools.in/exam-study-planner/).

## Frequently asked questions

### Why track mocks in one place?

Most aspirants take mocks on two or three platforms. Each shows only its own tests, so you never see your overall trend. Logging every mock here shows if your score and accuracy are actually going up.

### Where is my data saved?

Only in this browser on your device. Nothing is uploaded. Use 'Download CSV' to keep a backup or move it to another device.

### What should I track besides the score?

Accuracy (right ÷ attempted) matters as much as score. Rising attempts with falling accuracy means you are guessing more. Aim for steady accuracy above 85% in SSC and banking prelims.

### How many mocks should I take?

Quality beats quantity. Two or three full mocks a week with proper analysis of mistakes usually helps more than a mock every day without review.

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Last updated: 2026-11-01

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