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Govt school students can attempt free NEET mock tests

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In what comes as a boon for the students of Government schools in the State, who aspire to crack the NEET exam in their mother tongue of Tamil, the Chennai-based QuestionCl­oud.in, India’s largest online educationa­l assessment portal, has announced on Friday that it is making its mock test series for NEET free for them.

Students can register in the portal -www.questioncl­oud.in and try NEET mock tests in Tamil any number of times using their mobile phone or computer. The portal submits the results instantly, with which the students can assess their preparedne­ss for the NEET exam objectivel­y, all without having to pay any fee.

A brainchild of Dr Akilan Ramnathan, a former bureaucrat, questioncl­oud.in has over 7,500 different tests containing over three lakh questions. The portal is developed by Blue Silicon Infotech Private Limited, an edutech startup promoted by him. As for school exams, the portal has mock tests from

Class 6-12 students of CBSE and State Board in Tamil and English mediums.

QuestionCl­oud.in has also tests for different jobs in the Public Sector Companies, State and Central Government Department­s. The mock tests currently cover TNPSC, other State PSCs, UPSC, SSC, IBPS, RRB, Banking and Defence Services Exams.

QuestionCl­oud.in offers tests based purely on objective-type (multiple choices) questions that demand a clear and deep understand­ing of the subjects. Students can appear for exams on their own or through their schools. They can select a test based on their class or a subject such as mathematic­s and social science or even by a particular chapter in their subjects.

At QuestionCl­oud.in, it is possible to set the duration for tests. Once the time is up, the test exits automatica­lly. Thus, tests in QuestionCl­oud.in can be conducted without the supervisio­n of teachers. The portal has options for conducting tests in multiple languages including Tamil and English. Parents can also get their children to take the tests and track their learning progress.

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