ESE Mock Test 2026: Free Online Test Series
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17 ESE mock tests are on mocktest.aglasem.com: 5 full-length and 12 section-wise, in English. 13 are free; the 4 premium tests open with 50 AglaSem coins. Candidates have taken them 213 times so far.
The main full-length test follows the ESE pattern: 150 questions in 180 minutes, +2 for a correct answer and −0.66 for a wrong one (300 marks in all).
📝 17 tests
⏱ 180 min full test➕ +2 / −0.66 negative 🌐 English
✅ 13 free
ESE Full-length tests
- General Studies Start test
- Civil Start test
- Electrical Start test
- Electronics and Telecommunication Start test
- Mechanical Start test
ESE Section-wise tests
- Civil Engineering 1 Start test
- Electronic Telecommunication Engineering1 Start test
- Electrical Engineering 1 Start test
- General Studies and Aptitude Start test
- Mechanical Eng. 1 Start test
- Mechanical Engineering Start test
- General Studies Start test
- Civil Eng. Start test
- Electrical Eng. Start test
- Electronic Telecommunication Engineering Start test
ESE Paper 1 section-wise tests
- Statistics Paper I Start test
ESE Paper 2 section-wise tests
- Statistics Paper II Start test
How to use the ESE mock tests
- Sit one full-length test first, in a single 180-minute sitting, before you revise anything — it shows where you actually stand.
- Note the section that cost you the most marks per minute, then work its section-wise test (Civil Engineering 1, Electronic Telecommunication Engineering1, Electrical Engineering 1, General Studies and Aptitude, Mechanical Eng. 1, Mechanical Engineering, General Studies and Civil Eng.) until that score moves.
- Mind the marking: at +2/−0.66 with four options, a blind guess only about breaks even, while ruling out one option makes a guess clearly worth it.
- Compare your score with the ESE cut off — and aim to clear it with a margin.
- Alternate mocks with the ESE previous year papers: mocks train speed, real papers show what the examiner actually asks.
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