NTA Abhyas App — Free JEE Main and NEET Mock Tests
How to use the NTA Abhyas app for free JEE Main and NEET mock tests from the National Testing Agency — what it offers and how to get the most from it.
NTA Abhyas (National Test Abhyas) is the National Testing Agency's free app for JEE Main and NEET mock tests. Because the tests come from the exam body itself and run in a similar on-screen format, they are one of the most useful free resources for aspirants. Here is how to use it well.
Features
- Free mock tests — in JEE Main and NEET format
- On-screen test format — close to NTA's computer-based test
- Solutions and scores — review your answers after each test
- New tests added regularly
Why You Must Use It
- Familiarity with the format — fewer surprises on exam day
- From the exam body — questions set in NTA's style
- Completely free — a good complement to, or substitute for, a paid test series
- Available on mobile — practise anywhere
How to Use
- Download the National Test Abhyas app — from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store
- Register with your details
- Select JEE Main or NEET
- Take mock tests under timed conditions
- Review solutions and analyse mistakes
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What is NTA Abhyas?
NTA Abhyas (National Test Abhyas) is the National Testing Agency's own practice app, with free mock tests for JEE Main and NEET in a format close to NTA's computer-based test screen.
Is it really free?
Yes. It is a free government app with no paid tier.
Is NTA Abhyas useful for NEET 2027?
Yes — especially because NEET-UG is moving to computer-based testing from 2027, so practising on a screen matters more than before. Pair it with NCERT revision and timed full-length papers.