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Next attempt · NDA I 2027 · April 2027
The problem
Find out months earlier. Raise it from there.
The loop
Your free mock is step one. The loop starts the moment you submit it.
Your real score out of 300, marked exactly like the paper — +2.5 right, −0.83 wrong.
A daily plan built from your gaps, sized to your day.
Drills and full mocks under real exam conditions.
Every attempt read. Every mistake filed by topic, with its solution.
Tomorrow’s plan is already different — because of what you did today.
The score doesn’t raise itself.
The daily loop
A daily mission sized to your day, a to-do list that knows what comes after, and a week view that keeps you honest.
Tap a tab. See a day inside Mentr ↓
18 questions · about 18 minutes
74 marks to your target
Result day should hold no surprises.
Train against the same axis the exam uses, every single day.
Mentr for NDA
300 marks · 120 questions · 2½ hours · +2.5 / −0.83 · April 2027
The full loop runs on NDA Maths today: all eleven topics, the mistake engine, and mocks built exactly like the paper.
Maths today · Full NDA syllabus next · Then every exam worth taking seriously.
Questions
A test series hands you a score and moves on. Mentr takes it from there. It reads every attempt, files every mistake, projects your marks out of 300, and plans tomorrow around what it saw.
It’s computed only from your own attempts, marked exactly like the real paper: +2.5 right, −0.83 wrong. It starts blunt and sharpens with everything you do. It never flatters you; that’s the point.
Nothing. 120 questions · 2½ hours · marked like the real paper (+2.5 right, −0.83 wrong). real past-exam questions, served first. You get your first projected score at the end.
120 questions · 2½ hours · marked like the real paper (+2.5 right, −0.83 wrong). Your first projected marks at the end of it. Target the next attempt: NDA I 2027 · April 2027.
Free · NDA Maths · 120 questions · 2½ hours · marked like the real paper · your projected score at the end
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