Ten minutes to a full test
Type in the questions from your child's textbook or worksheet, or upload them from Excel or Word. Mock Tests Creator builds the test for you.
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Plan the week, turn each topic into a short quiz, and find out in minutes which topics your child has really understood — and which ones need another go.
Tell us their age and what they’re working on. We’ll suggest a week of short tests, sized for their attention span — edit anything, then hand a row straight to the test builder.
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Add your child to get a week of practice sized to their age, with the settings and topics already filled in.
Press Build on any row and the test builder opens with the title, question count and settings already filled in.
Sign in and startIt was built for classrooms, which is exactly why it works so well for one child at a kitchen table: real question types, honest grading, and a report you can act on.
Type in the questions from your child's textbook or worksheet, or upload them from Excel or Word. Mock Tests Creator builds the test for you.
Send the link on WhatsApp or open it on the family tablet. Your kid types their name and starts — no account, no app, no password to remember.
Every attempt is graded instantly and shows which questions were missed, so you know whether it's fractions, spelling or dates that need another look.
Reuse the same test each week, shuffle the question order so answers can't be memorised by position, and watch the score climb.
Tests are private unless you publish them. Answer keys never reach the browser, and your child's results are visible only to you.
Optional instant feedback turns a test into a game rather than a grade. Set a friendly passing score and celebrate progress instead of mistakes.
Parents use the same workspace as teachers — that's what gives you the builder, reports and question bank. It takes one Google sign-in.
Type them in, or upload the chapter questions from an Excel, CSV or Word file. Set a time limit and a passing score that fits your child's age.
Share the short link, or open it yourself on a phone or laptop. Your child enters their name and answers at their own pace.
Look at the score, the percentage and the exact questions missed, then reuse the test later in the term to check what stuck.
A ten-question quiz is usually enough. Pin the ones you want to keep in view — pinned ideas move to the top.
Download a template, paste your questions in, and upload it. Mock Tests Creator maps the columns, spots the answer key and shows you a preview before anything is saved.
Not sure about the format? Download a sample