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Updated on Jun 11, 2025 16:09 IST

By Abhishek Dhawan, Assistant Manager – Editorial Content

TGICET mock test 2026 is administered at the official examination website (icet.tgche.ac.in) to help candidates with exam preparation. Candidates can practise free mock test of the TG ICET exam and upgrade their TS ICET preparation. The TS ICET mock test available officially has the real exam like user interface and test structure. With the simulation to the TS ICET exam pattern, marking scheme, difficulty level, preparing using the TS ICET mock test is considered the best practice to get a good score in the exam.

Candidates can access ICET mock test free on the official website. Read this article on TS ICET 2026 mock test to know more about how to take the mock test and the features of the exam platform.

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Q: Is TSICET exam tough?

As per the past year's trends, TSICET exam is considered easy to moderate in terms of difficulty standards. Candidates have to work on their speed as well as accuracy to score well in TSICET. Wroking on time management for TSICET exam shall require the test takers to participate in mock test series. Additionally, candidates would have to practice using the past question papers to get a fair idea of the exam structure, important topics, weightage of topics, and more. A candidate who is aware of basic exam details and has a good hold on the speed can score well in TSICET exam with minimal preparation.

Q: When should I start taking TSICET mock tests?

Candidates can start preparing using the TSICET mock tests once they have completed the syllabus for all three sections of the exam. However, several candidates find practising mock tests, after every section is completed, useful. Candidates must find the mock test approach that suits their preparation strategy. After solving each mock test, candidates must revisit the study material to improve where they lag. Before taking the second mock test, candidates must have revised the topics where they were stuck in the previous mock test.

Q: How to prepare for TSICET exam?

Candidates must prepare for the TSICET exam by following the below-mentioned steps: - Get aware of the exam details, including pattern, syllabus, and more - Take mock tests - Know strengths and weaknesses and plan accordingly - Practise previous year question papers and TSICET mock tests - Work on time management as candidates need to answer within 45 seconds to complete on time - Plan studying one section at a time, followed by revision in phases - Make a habit of reading every day - Get the best study material, including past papers with solutions, best books, mock tests, and more TS ICET is a highly competitive exam with more than 60,000 candidates taking the exam. Therefore, candidates must follow a preparation plan religiously. Failing to study in a planned manner may lead to drop in the TSICET scores.

Q: When to start preparing for the TSICET exam?

TSICET preparation must take at least two months of time if the candidate has already prepared for any other MBA entrance exam. However, if the candidate is starting the MBA prep journey with the TSICET exam, then the ideal time for preparation must be at least six months before the exam date. Candidates aspiring to qualify for Telangana MBA Admission must pass the TSICET exam. Candidates starting early to prepare for the TSICET exam will have time to prepare at ease. At the start of the preparation plan, candidates must go through the TSICET syllabus and exam pattern. The second step must involve the candidates in analysing their weaknesses and strengths. The later stage of the preparation must include the candidate in preparing a comprehensive study plan with the section-wise division of their time.

Table of content

How to take the TS ICET Mock Test?
Features of TS ICET Mock Test
Importance of TG ICET Mock Test 2025

How to take the TS ICET Mock Test?

Candidates need to follow the below-mentioned steps to practice the free TSICET mock test available officially.

1st Step: Visit the official website of TSICET, i.e. icet.tsche.ac.in and click on the mock test link flashing on the official website

2nd Step: Click on the ‘Sign In’ button appearing on the window

Note: Candidates need not enter any login credentials to practice mock tests for the TSICET exam. The actual exam will require the candidate to enter the login credentials

3rd Step: The appearing window will mention the details of the exam. Click on the ‘Next’ button

4th Step: Read the instructions and click the checkbox to agree with the terms and conditions followed by hitting the button reading ‘I am ready to begin’.

Commonly asked questions

Q: How can I take TSICET mock tests?

TSICET mock test are released online on the official website. Candidates preparing for TSICET can take the mock test without any login or registration. However, a demo login window will appear to give an idea to the candidates about the actual login screen on the exam day. Check the steps below to know how to appear for the TSICET mock test: Step 1- Visit the website provided on https://www.shiksha.com/mba/tsicet-exam-mocktest Step 2- Click on the official link stating mock test available on the top right corner on the home page Step 3- A demo login window appears on the screen. Click Sign-In to proceed with the mock test Step 4- Read all the guidelines appearing on the screen before proceeding to take the TSICET mock test Step 5- After reading the instructions click on the tab 'Next' tab Step 6- TSICET exam pattern and marking scheme will now be displayed on the screen. Choose the default language to appear for TSICET mock test: English/Telugu/Urdu Step 7- Check the box after reading all the instructions and click on the tab 'I am ready to begin'. .

Q: Can I take TSICET official mock test without exam registration?

Yes. Candidates can take the TSICET mock test without exam registration. Kakatiya University hosts the mock test with a demo login screen. Candidates do not need to enter any login credentials. However, they must click the 'Sign-in' button to proceed with the mock test. During the actual exam, candidates are required to enter their login credentials. They will not be able to start the test without entering the login credentials on the CBT screen. The important exam guidelines, and the questions will appear only after the candidate has enter the login credentials on the exam day.

Q: Which section of TSICET exam has the maximum questions?

Mathematical Ability section and the Analytical Ability section of TSICET exam has an equal question and marks weightage. The Communication Ability section of the TSICET exam has the least number of questions, I. e. 50. While the other two sections have 75 questions each. Kakatiya University has divided all the three sections of the exam into sub sections. Problem Solving sub section under Analytical Ability has the maximum number of questions, I. e. 55. Candidates must prepare for the TSICET exam keeping the weightage in mind to fetch the best results.

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Features of TS ICET Mock Test

Free mock test of TS ICET available on the official website has all the features identical to the actual exam. Knowing the following features integrated into the TS ICET test platform will aid the TG ICET preparation.

Test duration for TS ICET 2026 is 150 minutes (2.5 hours)
All questions as per the TS ICET question paper are objective type (Multiple Choice Questions)
Candidates will be able to navigate across all three sections
All three sections have a dedicated tab, candidates can click on the tab and directly head to answering questions from a particular section.
The test platform will allot specified symbols based on the action made while taking the test. Every symbol will have the following indication

Symbol	Meaning
	This symbol denotes that the test taker has not visited the question
	This symbol denotes that the question is not answered
	This symbol means answered
	This symbol denotes that the question is not answered and marked for review
	This symbol denotes that the question is answered and marked for review

*This response will be evaluated

Commonly asked questions

Q: How to score high in TSICET exam? Should I practise TS ICET mock tests?

To score high in TSICET exam a candidate must follow an approach to attempt the questions for which he/she knows the answer, and guess the question for which he/she doesn't know the answer. Since there is no negative marking, candidates must attempt all questions. In the speed-based test, one must aim to answer the questions as soon as possible. Coming to TSICET, a test taker has to answer each question in less than 45 seconds to complete the exam on time. To score high in TSICET candidates will have to work on their speed as well as accuracy. Speed and accuracy can be improved by practising previous years papers and mock tests. While answering questions, candidates must not stick on one question for more than 40 seconds. After answering all the questions in 40 seconds or less, candidates will still have five to ten minutes to review the responses.

Q: What is the difference between actual exam and the TSICET mock test?

TSICET mock test is a simulation of the actual exam. Questions, syllabus, test structure, and pattern are similar to the actual exam. However, the score of the TSICET mock test will not affect the Telangana MBA Admission process. Mock test only helps in practicing and revision of the questions. Candidates taking the mock test will not require login credentials. While the actual exam will require the candidates to enter the login credentials. While the actual exam score will be considered for MBA Admission. Candidates are shortlisted for the counselling process based on the actual score.

Q: Which section of TSICET exam has the maximum questions?

Importance of TG ICET Mock Test 2025

TSICET is one of the most sought after exams for MBA admissions across Telangana. Top institutes offer admission based on TG ICET scores.

Also Check: List of Colleges Accepting TS ICET Scores

Mock tests help in a top-notch TS ICET preparation. Here are some reasons to include the TS ICET mock test in the preparation plan.

Mock tests help candidates understand the TSICET syllabus and pattern.
TSICET mock test is in sync with the difficulty standards of the actual exam.
Candidates get a good hold on the user interface via the TS ICET mock test, time management during the exam becomes easy.
Candidates can know their strengths and weaknesses and prepare the topics again (if required).

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Commonly asked questions

Q: What are the advantages of TSICET mock test/question papers?

TSICET mock test holds the utmost importance in the preparation strategy. Some of the key benefits of including mock test in the TSICET preparation strategy are: 1) Understanding the nature of the exam 2) Getting aware of the exam pattern, and syllabus 3) Getting rid of exam anxiety 4) Helps in designing better exam strategy 5) Helps in accessing the preparation levels throughout 6) Helps in revising the syllabus and concepts 7) Helps increasing speed and accuracy 8) Analysing strengths and weaknesses.

Q: How to analyse strengths and weaknesses by solving TSICET mock test or TSICET sample papers?

TSICET mock test is a simulation of actual exam. Candidates will come across questions and test structure similar to that followed in the exam. Candidates must analyse where they lag while taking the mock test. If they find any particular topic difficult they must revisit that particular topic. In case the candidates know the answers to all the questions yet are not able to complete the exam on time, they must work on some strategies to increase the speed. Candidates must keep a check on which questions they consumed the most time and which questions they were not able to answer to know their weaknesses.