Interactive tool
CAT mock analyser
Enter your section-wise attempts and see score, accuracy, marks lost to negatives and where to focus next. Keep a private log of every mock on your device.
How the numbers are calculated
- Score = 3 × (correct MCQ + correct non-MCQ) − 1 × (wrong MCQ), using the default marking scheme. You can change the marks if the official scheme changes.
- Accuracy = correct answers ÷ questions attempted.
- Marks lost to negatives = wrong MCQs × the negative mark.
- Marks dropped on wrong answers = every wrong attempt × the marks a correct answer would have earned, plus negatives. This is the size of the prize if your accuracy were perfect on what you already attempted.
The default scheme (+3 for correct, −1 for a wrong MCQ, no penalty for a wrong non-MCQ) matches recent CAT papers. Confirm the current scheme on the official CAT website (opens in a new tab) before relying on it.
Reading your results
The analyser compares your accuracy with simple bands. They are rules of thumb, not targets:
- 80% or higher — your selection is careful. If you finished with time to spare, you can probably attempt a few more.
- 60–80% — mixed. Look at your wrong answers by cause before changing your attempt strategy.
- Below 60% — negatives are costing you heavily. Attempt fewer, better-chosen questions next time.
Your mock log stays on your device
When you save a mock, it is stored in your browser on this device only. Nothing is sent to us. Clearing your browser data will delete the log, so use Export CSV to keep a copy — or switch to the Excel mock tracker.
For a full method, read how to analyse a CAT mock.