One of the drawbacks of the Play Store version of the Questionbang app has been the lack of support for older devices. The app has been missing out on legacy Android devices, esp., Lollipop and Marshmallow. We now have released a web version of the Questionbang…
Image by Tumisu from Pixabay If you have been a Questionbang app user, you must have used the result analysis feature quite often. For those who are not familiar – the 3rd button on the bottom navigation bar is for the result analysis screen. If…
Image by chenspec from Pixabay Questionbang has been hosting weekly GK & CA for many years through exam 360. These are weekly postings and will continue in the future also. You can find a complete archive on exam 360. You can access the weekly GK &…
Image by naobim from Pixabay If you have been using mock exams, no matter which exam or topic, you probably know how to review the results. The Questionbang mock-set-plus (and app) provide detailed answers and reports once you complete a test session. This works well when…
Hey guys, Hope you all are doing well and as we know with February approaching JEE MAINS 2021 is round the corner. Though this year JEE Main 2021 will be held four times in February, March, April, and May, so this increases the chances of selection…
Questionbang App is our latest app for Android phones and tablets. This replaces four other apps we previously offered for the CET, Bank Exams, JEE and NEET. We wanted this learner-led app to be much more versatile and flexible than earlier ones. Hence it offers various…
We recently upgraded the Questionbang portal to go along with our new app (Questionbang App) release. There are no structural changes, but we have taken out many of the obsolete contents to make it current. Logo The Questionbang portal and the brand Questionbang will have a…
Covid-19 has changed everything. We do not know how the 2021 exams are going to be. The pattern of these exams (esp., the NEET, and the JEE) should not be changing much. But the syllabus might get a trim to compensate for the lost classroom sessions.…
Recently announced National Education Policy (NEP 2020) is hoping to make drastic changes to the way courses are taught and learnings are assessed. It may take several years to have a pan India adoption of the policy, and many more years to reap the benefits of this change.…
Hey folks, Vani this side, hope you all are safe and sound. I heard exams got postponed again due to COVID 19, some of you may be sad because of all the plan that was made for the post-exam has to wait a little more…
India, as ever, remains a country of great contrasts – of big economic challenges, but also of indomitable strength of spirit. Few nations around the world have endured as tough a Covid-19 lockdown as India, yet from Karnataka state come two stories that can inspire people…
At some point (maybe fast forward a few months), Covid19 will have become a sharp but receding memory for students all around the world. Their interests and priorities will be much the same as before, but the way they go about achieving them may have altered…
By now, with almost 50 days locked inside our homes, I am sure your world has been turned upside down by the unprecedented crisis. Being a student myself, I can empathize with the anxiety you are feeling because of the uncertainty of the situation. But if…
The lockdown announced last week is unprecedented. Not just us, many countries are under lockdown. The board exams got postponed, so it is going to offset the next academic season. The new schedules of the JEE and the NEET may depend on the pandemic situation post …
Normalization of scores is a widely used methodology to equalize scores from different sessions in competitive exams. When an exam is held through multiple sessions, often for many days (e.g., IBPS exams, JEE), the question papers are going to be different for each session. The challenge…
Mainstream media in the UK have made modest mutterings about the welcome elevation of Indian-origin MPs to senior government posts (for example in The Economist, aside from their families South Asian origins, Sajid Javid, the outgoing Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Rishi Sunak, the incoming one, have…
Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) is conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA). This exam is a requirement for getting admission for the following courses in the state of Karnataka. Engineering, Architecture, Yoga & Naturopathy, Veterinary, Farm Science, B.Pharma. PRACTICE KCET MOCK TESTS Exam pattern The…