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CSIR NET Mathematical Sciences Mock Test 1

180 minutes200 marks

About CSIR NET Maths mock test 1

This is a full-length CSIR NET Mathematical Sciences mock test (120 questions, 200 marks, 180 minutes), built to the same pattern as the real paper and timed the same way. It is not an official past paper; it is practice material for the exam, and you get the solutions after you submit.

It is free to attempt. Your score, accuracy and the questions you got wrong are saved to your account, so you can come back to the same paper later and see whether the weak spots have closed.

Test at a glance

DetailValue
ExamCSIR NET
SubjectMathematical Sciences
SeriesMock 1
Questions120
Total marks200
Duration180 minutes
CostFree (a free account is needed to attempt)

CSIR NET Mathematical Sciences pattern

There is negative marking of one-fourth of the marks for wrong answers in Part A and Part B. Part C has none. You choose which questions to attempt in each part, up to the limit shown.

PartQuestionsAttemptMarks each
Part A — General Aptitude20any 152
Part B — Core subject40any 253
Part C — Advanced60any 204.75

How to attempt this CSIR NET test

CSIR NET lets you choose which questions to attempt in each part, so the skill being tested is selection as much as knowledge. Scan each part first, answer the ones you are certain of, and attempt only as many risky questions as the negative marking in your paper justifies.

  1. Attempt it in one sitting with the timer on. Do not pause to look things up.
  2. Use Mark for Review on questions you want to revisit instead of spending too long on them.
  3. After submitting, open the solution for every wrong and every guessed question.
  4. Retake the questions you missed a few days later to check the concept has stuck.

Frequently asked questions

Is this CSIR NET Maths mock test free?
Yes. It is free to attempt with a free account.
Will I see the solutions?
Yes. After you submit, each question has a Solution button showing the method, the concept used and a short trick where there is one.
Is this the real exam paper?
No. It is a mock written to the CSIR NET pattern. Real papers are listed separately as previous year papers.

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