Interactive practice for English, Math, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
The Class 12 board exam gates university admission — and rewards syllabus coverage as much as speed. Sit a full interactive mock across Math, Science and English, then drill the exact subtopics where you're dropping marks.
Syllabus-led and accuracy-first. The marks are spread across a lot of small, well-defined topics — which makes them exactly the kind of thing you can drill.
Board exams reward how much of the syllabus you've actually locked in, not how fast you work. A forgotten formula or definition costs the same marks on every paper — coverage is what moves your percentage.
Our Math section leans toward Functions, Algebra and Trigonometry — the areas that show up again and again across the paper. That breadth is why a targeted subtopic drill list moves your score the most here.
Physics, Chemistry and Biology each contribute equally — from kinematics and electricity to bonding and reactions to genetics and human anatomy. Weak spots tend to concentrate in one or two of these, not spread evenly.
Our template mirrors the structure and difficulty balance of the CBSE Class 12 Science stream using EdgePrep's own question bank.
| English (comprehension) | 30 questions | 45 min |
| Math | 45 questions | 75 min |
| Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) | 45 questions | 75 min |
| Full sitting | 120 questions | 3 hr 15 min |
This mock focuses on the Science stream.
All three sections run back to back with per-section countdowns, at board-exam pace. Your accuracy and seconds per question are recorded for every subtopic.
Take the same paper with no clock and read the explanation on every item as you go. Untimed attempts still record your per-subtopic accuracy, so you can see the gap before you close it.
Every CBSE Class 12-style question is tagged to one of our 58 subtopics, so a shaky paper becomes a specific, fixable list.
Every practice session and mock exam feeds into your personal progress dashboard.
A subtopic-level radar so you can spot gaps at a glance — not just a subject score.
Board exams give you the time — the question is accuracy. See which subtopics you're losing marks on, then drill them before the paper.
We surface your single highest-impact topic to drill next, based on your recent scores and pacing.
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The CBSE Class 12-style template represents the Science stream only — Commerce and Arts stream subjects (Accountancy, Economics, History and so on) are not covered. The English section covers reading comprehension and grammar/vocabulary only; the literature and writing/composition components of the CBSE English paper are not represented. EdgePrep is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). "CBSE" is a trademark of its respective owner.
It covers the Science stream of the CBSE Class 12 board exam: English (reading comprehension and grammar), Mathematics, and Science — Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It does not cover Commerce or Arts stream subjects such as Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics or History.
The full mock is 120 questions over 3 hours 15 minutes: English (30 questions, 45 minutes), Math (45 questions, 75 minutes) and Science (45 questions, 75 minutes). You can also sit any one section on its own.
Yes. You can start a full-length CBSE Class 12 mock for free — no card and no commitment. Paid plans add unlimited mocks and practice sessions.
No. This mock represents the Science stream only. Commerce stream subjects (Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics) and Arts stream subjects (History, Political Science, and so on) are not covered.
No. The English section covers reading comprehension and grammar/vocabulary questions only. The literature texts and the writing/composition components of the CBSE English paper are not represented.
It is an interactive online mock you sit in the browser. Every question is auto-marked, and you get a written explanation on each one plus per-subtopic accuracy tracking. There is no PDF to print.
Yes. You can run the paper timed, at board-exam pace, or untimed so you can read the explanation on every question as you go. Both modes record your per-subtopic accuracy.
Every question is tagged to one of 58 subtopics. After a mock you get a subtopic-level breakdown showing exactly where you lost marks, then you drill those subtopics with focused practice sessions before the board exam.