| Unit | Chapter / Topic | Right | Wrong | Accuracy | Completed |
|---|
| Date & Time | Unit / Mode | Score | Right / Wrong | Time Taken |
|---|
Library Science Preparation Portal
Track your preparation and take customized mock exams.
25 Units
12,652 Questions
0
0
Draws questions randomly from all units for a comprehensive practice run.
Start Random TestReattempt all questions that you have already answered correctly in the past.
Practice DoneConfiguring your test
Total questions available: 0
Level 1: Direct Answer | Level 2: Combination/Sub-options | Level 3: Mixed
Completed questions: 0
You cannot exclude completed questions because no new questions remain in this unit.
Questions are loaded randomly from the database. Incorrect answers will be bookmarked automatically.
Explanation content...
You completed 10 questions
Practice and master difficult questions. Wrong answers in exams are automatically bookmarked here.
Focus on high-frequency questions that have been asked multiple times across different exams.
Expand your library database by uploading questions in bulk.
Supports JSON (.json) or CSV (.csv) formats
ORTo successfully upload, your file must adhere to the following schemas:
[
{
"unit": 1,
"original_num": 1,
"question": "What is the capital of France?",
"sub_options": null,
"options": ["London", "Berlin", "Paris", "Rome"],
"answer": "C",
"explanation": "Paris is the capital of France."
}
]unit,original_num,question,sub_options,options,answer,explanation
1,1,"Which is correct?","a) item1|b) item2","A. a|B. b|C. none","A","Explanation text"Note: Options and Sub-options in CSV should be separated using the pipe character (|) if they are not formatted as JSON strings.
Monitor student progress, track right vs wrong questions, analyze accuracy rates, and manage accounts.
| Student Email | Right | Wrong | Accuracy | Completed | Mocks | Units Access | Registered / Active | Status | Actions |
|---|
Paste any leaked question found online or in Telegram/WhatsApp groups to extract the student's hidden watermark identity.
Review, modify, delete, and categorize questions across all units.
Master Assertion (A) and Reason (R) statements common in Library Science exams.
Practice questions based on important years, dates, chronologies, and historical events.
Review the questions you have successfully answered.