Test Series
Practise with purpose. Learn from every test.
Turn your Economics preparation into exam practice with topic tests, previous-year papers and full mocks on Xaptiq. Understand your answers and your next steps with Smith.
Test Series
Available now on Xaptiq.
- Complete Economics test package
- Paper I and combined full mocks
- Smith + 10,000 complimentary AI credits
Practice from baseline to full exam.
The package covers Paper II in depth, provides detailed explanations for every question, and adds Paper I and combined mocks near the full-exam stage. You can access the Xaptiq test series till 31 January 2027.
Each question includes a detailed explanation. Difficulty and weightage are calibrated to previous-year patterns.
Baseline test
One Economics paper baseline test to show where your Paper II preparation stands before topic practice begins.
Subject-wise tests
Two tests for each of the ten official Paper II Economics units.
Topic-wise tests
Practice across every subject, with difficulty and weightage calibrated to previous-year patterns.
Economics full mocks
Five complete Paper II Economics mock tests.
General Paper mocks
Two complete Paper I mock tests.
Combined full mocks
Two full-length Paper I + Paper II mock tests for complete exam simulation.
Full coverage of the last 5 UGC NET cycles.
Use PYQs to see what repeats, where distractors are built and which parts of a topic deserve more revision time.
See what matters. Know what to do next.
Ask Smith about one answer, ask it to review the whole test, or use it in Progress to understand how your preparation is going.
Available with the UGC NET Economics test series. Question help and test reviews cover Paper II Economics and Paper I General Paper. Preparation reviews look across all Paper II Economics subjects in your plan. Plans with the test series include 10,000 complimentary AI credits.
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Understand one answer
Ask why an answer works, request a simpler example, or go through the reasoning one step at a time.
Read the whole test
See what went well, where gaps are connected, and what would be most useful to revise first.
Make sense of your preparation
Connect past tests, the importance of each subject, time left for the exam and the work in your current plan.
Ask until the idea is clear.
Open the Results page, select Review answers and choose Ask Smith. Ask for simpler words, a familiar example or a follow-up explanation, and keep the conversation going until the idea is clear.
Suppose a small Indian shop pays ₹12,000 monthly rent. Rent is its fixed cost, so average fixed cost (AFC) is rent divided by the units sold: AFC = ₹12,000 / Q. At 100 units, AFC is ₹120 per unit; at 200 units, it is ₹60.
See the whole test clearly.
Open the Results page, select Insights and choose Analyse this test. Smith can look across the full result—not just one question—to show what went well, bring related gaps together and give you a practical revision order. When reliable Focus mode timing is available, it can also point out where time may need attention.
You got 3 of 10 questions correct. You showed some understanding of key ideas, but the medium questions are the clearest place to focus your revision.
Know where to focus next.
Open the Preparation page, select Progress and choose Review my preparation. Smith connects your past tests, how much each subject matters in the exam, the time you have left and your current plan. It helps you see your strengths, your most important gaps and the work that deserves attention now.
Smith reviews your past tests, subject weightage and your current plan to suggest what to revise first.