CAT mock test analysis
A CAT score tells you how it went. It cannot tell you what to fix.
60+ measurements on every submitted CAT attempt — accuracy, time per question, difficulty bands, attempt quality and the topics that lost marks.
- Measurements
- 69
- Groups
- 7
- On every mock
- Any size
- Question review
- Pro
One-time payment for one month. Nothing auto-renews.
What does a CAT mock test analysis report actually tell you?
A CAT mock test analysis is what turns an attempt into a decision about tomorrow. Prasnya returns 69 measurements on every submitted attempt, of every mock size, grouped into 7: overview, section performance, time, difficulty, attempt quality, question journey, and a question-by-question review. The measurements that change behaviour are the ones a score cannot contain — time spent on a question against the time that question warranted, so a correct answer that cost four minutes reads as the problem it is; difficulty bands per section, because marks lost on easy questions and marks lost on very hard ones need opposite repairs; and attempt quality, which classifies every question as perfect, wasted, overtime or confused. In DILR that last one is the whole game, since the section is decided by which sets you chose to skip. Every report names the weakest topics rather than leaving them to be inferred from a section score. Prasnya is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the IIMs or any examination body.
The report
All 69 measurements, listed
Every entry below is a field the report really returns, not a category it could be grouped under. The count is derived from this list, so it can only ever describe what the product does.
Overview
15 measurements
The headline read on the attempt: what you scored, what was available, and how much of what you attempted you got right.
- Score in marks
- Total marks available
- Percentage
- Accuracy percentage
- Correct answers
- Incorrect answers
- Unanswered questions
- Marked for review
- Never visited
- Questions attempted
- Marks lost to negatives
- Positive marks earned
- Time taken
- Time limit
- Total questions
Section performance
13 measurements
The same read again, once per section. On a three-section paper with three separate clocks, this is the read that decides what tomorrow looks like.
- Score per section
- Marks available per section
- Percentage per section
- Accuracy per section
- Correct per section
- Incorrect per section
- Unanswered per section
- Marked for review per section
- Never visited per section
- Negative marks per section
- Marks lost per section
- Time spent per section
- Questions per section
Time
8 measurements
Not how long you took, but where the time went — and whether the time you spent bought you anything.
- Time spent on correct answers
- Time spent on incorrect answers
- Time spent on questions you left blank
- Time against the time each question deserved
- Half-hour interval breakdown
- Correct answers per interval
- Incorrect answers per interval
- Focus chunks across the attempt
Difficulty
6 measurements
Every band, overall and per section. Losing marks on easy questions and losing them on very hard ones are different problems with different repairs.
- Easy questions attempted, correct and incorrect
- Medium questions attempted, correct and incorrect
- Hard questions attempted, correct and incorrect
- Very hard questions attempted, correct and incorrect
- Unattempted count per band
- Difficulty spread per section
Attempt quality
5 measurements
The judgement layer, and the one that matters most in DILR: each question classified by what the attempt on it was actually like.
- Perfect attempts — right, inside the time it deserved
- Wasted attempts — wrong, and answered too fast to have tried
- Overtime attempts — answered, but well over the time budget
- Confused attempts — time spent, nothing submitted
- Quality spread per section
Question journey
8 measurements
How you moved through the paper. Order, revisits, and the sets that cost the most for the least.
- Visit order across the paper
- First visit timestamp per question
- Last visit timestamp per question
- Times each question was opened
- Answer submitted timestamp
- Navigation events
- Section switches
- The questions that hurt most
Question by question
14 measurements
Every question in the attempt, with what you chose, what it was worth and where it sits in the syllabus. Pro adds the full worked solution beside each one.
- Your selected answer
- Correct or incorrect
- Marks awarded
- Marks available
- Negative marking applied
- Answer status
- Marked for review flag
- Time spent on the question
- Expected time for the question
- Question type (MCQ or TITA)
- Difficulty
- Section
- Topic
- Subtopic
The questions
Questions people ask
- Do I get the analysis on a sectional or topic mock too?
- Yes. Every submitted attempt returns the same report regardless of size — a full slot paper, one section, one chapter or one subtopic. The comparisons are simply scoped to what you sat.
- What is attempt quality?
- Each question is classified by what the attempt on it was actually like: perfect (right, inside the time it deserved), wasted (wrong, and answered too fast to have really tried), overtime (answered, but well over budget) and confused (time spent, nothing submitted). It is the layer that separates a good score from a repeatable one.
- Does the report compare me with other students?
- No. Every measurement is about your own attempt — against the paper, against the time each question warranted, and against your previous attempts. A percentile against a self-selected practice cohort is not information, and inventing one would be the easiest number on this page to fake.
- Which plan includes the analysis?
- Basic analysis comes with Plus (Rs 129/month). The full suite, including the question-by-question review with worked solutions, is Pro (Rs 149/month). New accounts get 1 day of Pro-level access first, without a card.
- Is my attempt history kept?
- Yes. Every submitted attempt stays on your analysis page with its full report, and score, accuracy and time trends are drawn across attempts so improvement is visible rather than remembered.
- Is Prasnya affiliated with the IIMs?
- No. Prasnya is an independent practice platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the IIMs or any examination body. The questions are transcribed from released CAT papers.
- What does it cost?
- Plans start at Rs 67/month, with Plus at Rs 129/month and Pro at Rs 149/month. Each is a one-time payment for one month — nothing auto-renews and no card is stored. New accounts get 1 day of full access first, without a card.