Mock tests that run on the official exam clock

No. Testwala is a practice platform. The test interface is modeled on the official exam pattern — the same timing structure, sections and marking — but it is not the official examination, and Testwala is not affiliated with SSC, IBPS, SBI, RBI, NABARD, SEBI or Indian Railways.

Yes. Every mock is generated from a versioned exam-cycle configuration. If the official paper has sectional timers (for example SSC CGL Tier-I), you get sectional timers. If it has a single overall timer (for example RRB NTPC CBT-1), you get one timer and free movement. Where the official notification is silent, we never invent locking rules.

Questions currently in the platform are clearly labeled authored samples for practice — they are not presented as previous-year questions. A verified previous-year question bank is being built with independent answer verification; only verified questions will ever carry a PYQ label.

Every exam pattern carries a badge. “Officially verified” means the pattern was read from the official notification. “Under review” means verification is in progress. “Draft — unverified” means the pattern is a working draft. You always know how much to trust the pattern you're practicing against.

Scoring happens on the server using the negative-marking rule from the exam's own configuration — for example 0.25, 0.5 or one-third of the marks per wrong answer, depending on the paper. The score you see is the score the pattern produces.

Your answers autosave to your device as you attempt each question. If the tab closes or the network drops, you can resume the attempt from where you left off when you're back.