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NEET · Physics
NEET JEE Mains & Advanced
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Automatically distribute chapter weights
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Paper Type Mock Test
Difficulty Mixed
Exam NEET
Topic Newton's Laws
Subject Physics
Count 30
Chapter Mechanics
Type MCQ + Numerical
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Question Types
· Formats
Every question type from the real exam.
From MCQ to Matrix Match. Diagrams across chemistry, physics, and biology.
MCQ · Single Correct
Q.1 Evaluate the limit:
(A) 0 (B) 1 (C) 2 (D) 4
Multi-MCQ · Multiple Correct
Q.2 Which of the following statements about alkenes are
correct?
☑ (A) They undergo electrophilic addition. ☐ (B) They are saturated hydrocarbons. ☑ (C) They decolourise bromine water. ☐ (D) Markovnikov's rule applies only in free-radical
addition.
Numerical Value
Q.3 A ball is dropped from 80 m. Find time to reach the
ground (g = 9.8 m/s²).
4.04
Matrix Match
Q.4 Match each compound in Column I with its functional
group in Column II.
Column I
(A) CH₃COOH
(B) CH₃CHO
(C) CH₃OH
Column II
(P) Hydroxyl
(Q) Carbonyl
(R) Carboxyl
Assertion & Reasoning
Q.5 Choose the correct option about inheritance patterns.
Statement-I: ABO blood grouping exhibits co-dominance.
Statement-II: Both IA and IB alleles are expressed in the
AB phenotype.
(A) Both true; II explains I.
(B) Both true; II does not explain I.
(C) I true, II false.
(D) I false, II true.
Paragraph / Comprehension
Paragraph for Q.6 – Q.7
Let f(x) = x³ − 3x + 2 be a function defined on ℝ. Consider the critical
points of f and its behaviour on the closed interval [−2, 2].
Q.6 The number of distinct real roots of f(x) = 0 is:
Q.7 The maximum value of f(x) on [−2, 2] is:
Diagram · Chemistry
Q.8 Identify the suitable reagent for the following conversion
(1) (i) NaBH₄, (ii) H⁺/H₂O (2) H₂/Pd – BaSO₄ (3) (i) LiAlH₄, (ii) H⁺/H₂O (4) (i) AlH(iBu)₂ (ii) H₂O
Diagram · Physics
Q.9 A bob of heavy mass m is suspended by a
light string of length l. The bob is given a horizontal
velocity v₀. If the string gets slack at point P making
angle θ from the horizontal, the ratio of speed v at
P to v₀ is:
Diagram
Q.10 With the help of the given pedigree, find the probability
for the birth of a child having no disease and being a carrier in F₃ generation.
(1) 1/8 (2) Zero (3) 1/4 (4) 1/2
The Four Sources
· Generation
Built on four trusted sources.
We draw from four sources for every paper. Three out of four are material your institute already trusts. AI is the connective tissue, not the bulk.
Source · 01
Previous year questions
Actual questions from past JEE Main, JEE Advanced, and NEET exams. Tagged by year, chapter, topic, difficulty.
Source · 02
Your institute's own material
Internal handouts, in-house question banks, and the work your team has already built. Your IP, your control.
Source · 03
Standard books
HC Verma, Disha Publications, NCERT, and similar books your students are already reading.
Source · 04
AI-generated questions
New questions trained on the patterns of the three above. Never invented from nothing.
Output Formats
· Distribution
Four ways to print every paper.
When the paper is approved, get your output in the following formats. Print, WhatsApp, email, or whichever way your institute already distributes.
White Copy
Questions Only
The paper students solve. Institute branding throughout.
Distributed at the test session
Pink Copy
Answer Key
Question number to correct answer. No step-by-step working.
Shared after students solve
Yellow Copy
Solutions Set
Full step-by-step working. Alternate methods. Common mistake callouts.
For deep self-study and revision
Blue Copy
All Combined
Single document with everything: questions, key, solutions.
Teacher archive + records
The Contrast
· Positioning
Manual vs ChatGPT vs Examlly.
Three ways Indian institutes generate test papers today. Here's how they compare.
Time per paper
Manual
2–4 hours, across teacher + ops staff
ChatGPT / Claude
30–60 minutes with re-prompting
Examlly
5–10 minutes
Question sources
Manual
Textbooks, PYQ books, colleague's notes, memory
ChatGPT / Claude
Whatever the model's training data produces
Examlly
PYQs + your own material + standard books + AI-generated questions
Exam-pattern weightage
Manual
Hard to achieve. Depends on the teacher.
ChatGPT / Claude
Can get it if you ask
Examlly
Knows it natively. Built into the engine.
Question types
Manual
Limited to what's hand-typed
ChatGPT / Claude
Whatever the chat happens to produce
Examlly
6+ structured types: MCQ, Multi-MCQ, Numerical, Matrix Match, Assertion & Reasoning, Paragraph
Multi-teacher review
Manual
Pass the printed paper around the staff room
ChatGPT / Claude
Each teacher has a separate chat. No shared paper.
Examlly
One paper, multiple reviewers, in one place
Institute branding on PDF
Manual
Formatted manually in Word
ChatGPT / Claude
Cannot produce branded PDFs at all
Examlly
Set the template once. Applied to every paper automatically.
Detailed student solutions
Manual
Answer key after the exam; full solutions days later, if ever
ChatGPT / Claude
Generated separately if at all; not synced to the paper
Examlly
Step-by-step solutions generated alongside the paper, ready to distribute
Institute-level oversight
Manual
Owner asks teachers individually
ChatGPT / Claude
Each teacher has their own chat. Owner sees nothing.
Examlly
Total visibility from the owner's phone
| Manual | ChatGPT / Claude | Examlly | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time per paper | 2–4 hours, across teacher + ops staff | 30–60 minutes with re-prompting | 5–10 minutes |
| Question sources | Textbooks, PYQ books, colleague's notes, memory | Whatever the model's training data produces | PYQs + your own material + standard books + AI-generated questions |
| Exam-pattern weightage | Hard to achieve. Depends on the teacher. | Can get it if you ask | Knows it natively. Built into the engine. |
| Question types | Limited to what's hand-typed | Whatever the chat happens to produce | 6+ structured types: MCQ, Multi-MCQ, Numerical, Matrix Match, Assertion & Reasoning, Paragraph |
| Multi-teacher review | Pass the printed paper around the staff room | Each teacher has a separate chat. No shared paper. | One paper, multiple reviewers, in one place |
| Institute branding on PDF | Formatted manually in Word | Cannot produce branded PDFs at all | Set the template once. Applied to every paper automatically. |
| Detailed student solutions | Answer key after the exam; full solutions days later, if ever | Generated separately if at all; not synced to the paper | Step-by-step solutions generated alongside the paper, ready to distribute |
| Institute-level oversight | Owner asks teachers individually | Each teacher has their own chat. Owner sees nothing. | Total visibility from the owner's phone |
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