Comparison
Mock Tests Creator vs Testmoz
Testmoz is a long-standing, deliberately simple online test builder. Mock Tests Creator covers the same core job — write questions, share one link, get auto-marked results — and adds the parts teachers usually bolt on afterwards: Excel and Word import, a reusable question bank with folders, classes and assignments, and per-question analytics. This page lays both out side by side so you can decide quickly.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Mock Tests Creator | Testmoz |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes — build and publish tests, no card needed | Yes, with a cap on questions and takers per test |
| Paid price | $30 USD / year (₹3,000 INR / year), about $2.50 a month | Per-teacher annual plans, priced per tier |
| Cost for students / takers | Always free — no account required to take a test | Free for takers |
| Question types | Multiple choice, multiple answer, true/false, short answer | Multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank, essay |
| Bulk import | Excel, CSV and Word (.docx) with column mapping and a preview step | Plain-text bulk question entry |
| Question bank | Shared bank with nested folders, tags and cross-folder reuse | Questions live inside each test |
| Folders and organisation | Explorer-style nested folders for tests and questions | Flat list of tests |
| Classes and assignments | Classes, rosters, assignments with due dates and gradebook export | Not built in |
| Sharing | One custom link (/q/your-slug), QR code and named tracking links | Test URL and passcode |
| Anti-cheating | Shuffling, server-side timer, per-question timer, tab-switch tracking, attempt limits | Password, shuffling, time limit |
| Results and analytics | Per-question analytics, class analytics, PDF score reports, CSV export | Gradebook with CSV export |
| Offline / PWA | Installable app with offline support | Browser only |
Testmoz details are summarised from its public product pages and can change; check their site for the current plan limits.
Where Mock Tests Creator is the better fit
- You already have question files. Mock Tests Creator imports Excel, CSV and Word with column mapping, a preview step and rollback, so nothing gets retyped.
- You teach the same syllabus every year. Questions live in a shared bank with nested folders, so a new mock test is assembled from existing items in minutes.
- You need to track a cohort. Classes, assignments with due dates, retake rules and a gradebook export are built in rather than managed in a spreadsheet.
- The test counts for marks. Server-side timing, shuffling, per-question timers, attempt limits and tab-switch tracking all ship on the free plan.
Where Testmoz is the better fit
If you want the smallest possible tool — one test, a passcode, a gradebook, nothing else to learn — Testmoz is hard to beat. Mock Tests Creator has more surface area because it also handles classes, banks and analytics; if you will never use those, the simpler tool wins.
Pricing
Mock Tests Creator Teacher Pro is $30 USD / year (₹3,000 INR / year) per teacher — roughly $2.50 a month. Students and test takers are always free, the free plan needs no card, and no refunds are issued once a subscription starts. Full details are on the pricing page.
Moving your questions across
- Copy your existing questions into the Mock Tests Creator Excel or Word template.
- Upload the file — the importer detects the template and pre-fills the mapping.
- Check the preview, fix anything flagged, then confirm the import.
- Publish and share one link, or assign the test to a class.
FAQ
- Is Mock Tests Creator a good Testmoz alternative?
- Yes. Mock Tests Creator covers the same core job — build a quiz, share a link, get auto-marked results — and adds Excel/Word import, a shared question bank with folders, classes and assignments, and per-question analytics. The free plan needs no card, and Teacher Pro is $30 USD / year.
- How much does Mock Tests Creator cost compared with Testmoz?
- Mock Tests Creator Teacher Pro is $30 USD / year (₹3,000 INR / year) per teacher, which works out at roughly $2.50 a month. Students and test takers never pay, and the free plan lets you publish tests before you decide.
- Can I move my Testmoz questions into Mock Tests Creator?
- Yes. Export or copy your questions into the Mock Tests Creator Excel, CSV or Word template, upload the file, map the columns and confirm the preview. Answer keys, marks per question and explanations all import in the same pass.
- Do students need an account to take a Mock Tests Creator test?
- No. Anyone with the link or test code can take a public test. Accounts are only needed when a teacher assigns a test to a class and wants identity-based retake rules and a gradebook.
- Is there a free Testmoz alternative with no question limit?
- The Mock Tests Creator free plan lets you create tests, import questions and share links without a card. Teacher Pro removes the plan limits for $30 USD / year.