Class 1 online tests, every subject
For a six-year-old, the reading itself constitutes most of the test. Stay with your child through the first question, reading each one aloud as you go. Watch for whether they grasp the idea, not their ability to sound out words. Topics that appear wrong twice matter more than the overall score.
- Marked instantly, on screen
- An explanation for every answer
- Names what to revise at the end
- Nothing stored, no account needed
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14 subjects, 46 tests
Start with the full-syllabus test for the subject you are worried about. It mixes the whole year, so an older gap shows up rather than hiding.
Pick a subject
70 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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94 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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84 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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68 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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96 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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76 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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68 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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66 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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88 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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68 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
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72 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
By topic
68 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
By topic
68 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
By topic
68 questions in the bank, twenty asked each attempt and reshuffled every time.
By topic
How to read the result
Are the Class 1 online tests really free?
Absolutely - there is no account to create, no email needed, no payment method required and no introductory period. Nothing is saved between uses - your answers remain in the browser tab only and vanish once you close it. You can complete these at any time, whether or not you ever choose to book a class with us.
How long does a Class 1 test take?
Most children complete it in fifteen to twenty minutes. Each test session presents twenty questions selected from a broader pool, with no time limit. Taking extra time on a question is perfectly fine, and forcing speed only reduces what the test reveals.
Can my child take the same test twice?
It is certainly worth undertaking. The questions are drawn from and reshuffled within a bank that runs to roughly twice the full length of the test itself, which means that a second attempt will show primarily questions the child has not previously seen. This is precisely why a repeated score ends up being genuinely meaningful and comparable.
Which board are these written for?
These questions follow NCERT, the curriculum used by CBSE schools and followed broadly by most state boards. Children in ICSE or state-board schools can use them effectively - there is substantial topic overlap below Class 9 - though you should review the chapter listing for each test before relying on results as a direct syllabus comparison.
What do I do with the result?
Focus on the topic list displayed at the end rather than the score itself. This list identifies which areas need improvement, which is actionable information. If the same topic appears incorrectly in multiple attempts, that is the area warranting a worksheet or teacher assistance.
The test finds the gap. A teacher closes it.
One free live class, no card and nothing to cancel. Afterwards you get an honest note on what the teacher actually noticed.
- Tell us the class, the board, and where it is going wrong.
- We find a teacher who has taught that exact thing, and offer a slot.
- A free 20-minute assessment - stay and watch if you would like to.
- No card, nothing to commit to
- Live classes, never a crowded room
- One teacher, every single week