PracticeMock review
Banking candidates get layered mocks, past papers, analysis and study resources.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PracticeMock is an exam-preparation service for candidates studying for banking, insurance, regulatory, SSC, railway, UPSC, engineering, defence, MBA and other Indian government exams. Banking candidates looking for extensive test practice are its clearest fit: the service combines full-length prelims and mains mocks with sectional, topic and mini tests, previous-year papers, and post-test performance analysis. It is available on the web and Android, with free practice resources alongside paid plans.
For banking preparation, paid access is divided into Basic, Pro and Prime. According to the vendor's published plan details, Basic costs ₹999 for six months, ₹1199 for 12 months or ₹1299 for 18 months, and includes prelims and mains mocks for major banking and insurance exams with two years of mock-test coverage. Pro costs ₹1249, ₹1499 or ₹1699 for those same access periods. It adds sectional mocks, rank boosters, topic tests, current-affairs quizzes, mini mocks and previous-year papers. Prime costs ₹2499 for six months or ₹2999 for 12 months, adding past live tests, PDF and video courses, a monthly current-affairs magazine and 20,000+ questions. These are fixed-validity amounts, not monthly subscriptions.
The broader preparation toolkit includes study plans, revision resources, adaptive learning, Hindi and English tests, downloadable notes, video courses and live doubt-solving sessions. All-India rankings and percentile comparisons give candidates another way to assess performance. That breadth makes PracticeMock more suitable for learners who want practice and study material in one service than for those seeking only a basic mock-test library. The web and Android scope may not suit candidates who need another platform. Choose Basic for core mocks over a longer validity period, Pro for more test formats and rank-focused practice, or Prime for courses and additional question resources.
PracticeMock pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers prelims, mains, sectional, topic and mini mock tests.
- Adds past papers, rankings, percentile comparisons and performance analysis.
- Prime includes PDF and video courses, a monthly magazine and 20,000+ questions.
- Where it doesn't
- Available on web and Android, with no other platform listed.
- Basic lacks the extra test formats and resources included in Pro and Prime.
- The Prime plan is listed for 6 or 12 months, while Basic and Pro also offer 18 months.
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