Yes. Every national mock listed on this page is completely free. There is no payment, subscription or plan purchase required. Simply login and attempt the exam.

A full-length national mock tests more than subject knowledge. It shows whether you can maintain speed, accuracy, concentration and decision-making for the complete examination. Because aspirants participate in the same scheduled test window, your national rank helps you understand where you stand in the competition instead of judging preparation only by an isolated score. The exam-style experience also helps make the real examination feel more familiar.

Everyone preparing for NEET MDS or INI-CET can participate. All national mocks listed in this schedule are free and open to every aspirant. You do not need an active Ecdentistry subscription or pro plan—just login on the website and attempt the mock during its scheduled window.

No. Ecdentistry schedules a separate NEET MDS mock and a separate INI-CET mock. Each is designed around the respective examination pattern and preparation requirement.

NEET MDS and INI-CET papers are prepared separately using their respective question counts, duration, examination style and recent pattern. The purpose is to simulate the demands of the selected entrance examination rather than provide one generic MDS paper.

It means repeated full-length mocks close to the real examination, conducted in the same official time window wherever practical. The goal is to train speed, stamina, focus and decision-making—not only content recall.

The examination authorities have not yet announced the final schedule for this cycle. We will lock the exact mock dates and time slots when the official notification is published.

Additional mocks will be added so the series continues toward the revised date. The programme will not stop at the original provisional endpoint.

You can take the mocks directly on the Ecdentistry website. No app download is required. Login on the web, open the scheduled mock and begin your attempt.

Yes. Once the common examination window closes, you will receive your national rank along with a detailed performance analysis. The analysis is designed to include your score and accuracy, subject-wise performance, strong and weak areas, time-management indicators and recommendations for what to improve before the next mock.

National rank is released after the scheduled mock window closes so that all valid attempts are compared together. It is not final while other students can still take the examination.

Yes. After the scheduled test window ends, you can review the paper you attempted. Detailed answer explanations, important key concepts and available MCQ explanation videos will help you understand mistakes and revise before the next mock. Additional post-test discussion support may also be announced for selected mocks.

No. A ranked national mock can be attempted only during its announced test window. Closing the window at the same time for everyone is necessary to keep the comparison fair and publish a meaningful national rank. If you completed the test during the window, you can review your attempt and explanations later.