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What is etestkart?
 
It’s an online test platform for students of various domains such as Engineering, Medical, MBA, etc. The website facilitates students with free tests, where they can give tests and have complete analysis of their strength and weakness. The tests have been divided into four categories - Topic-wise, Module, Schedule, Random-question tests
  • Topic-wise : This category is not based on any particular competitive exam. It focuses on various topics of particular subjects. The topics are, further, divided into three levels - easy, moderate and difficult.
  • Module : This test focuses on the latest pattern of various competitive exams and has many mock tests along with the previous years’ question papers.
  • Schedule : As the name suggests, this test is scheduled by us every month and the result is analyzed with all the users in India appearing for this test. The test can be attempted by the user at a convenient time during the window provided by us .
  • Random-question : Unlike the Module, this category has different set of questions that the user will get each time they appear for this test. It is based on the patterns of current competitive exams and students can test themselves over the period of time by giving this test.

Why you should use etestkart?
 
etestkart provides a database of over 150000 questions across 3 domains of competitive examinations in various difficulty level. The content is screened from our exceptionally talented team of alumni from prestigious institutes of excellence in the country such as the IITs and the NITs.
It is the most user friendly interface where you can take the examination. The result is analyzed over various parameters such as speed, average time, accuracy etc  and presented in both graphical and report card manner.
One can drill down in the performance-wise analysis section and know their areas of strength and weaknesses in a particular subject. We focus on a fast and responsive user interface so that there is no lag in giving an exam or analyzing the results graphically.

Why do we do it?
 
After going through the above points, you might be thinking how we generate revenues as we are neither charging you for the tests, nor showing you advertisements on the interface. Well, we don't have any revenue through etestkart.com because this site is not focused on money making. Our sole aim is to provide a free test platform to every individual who is aiming for competitive exams. This platform is for anyone with an internet connection either on their mobile phones or at home on their PC. Whoever wants to prepare for a competitive exam can go through this online test platform available to them at a click and compete with others without even joining any extra test series or correspondence (which is, obviously, charged expensively) to get familiarized with the test patterns and question quality.

We know you must be suspicious about the website not charging any amount for the tests or registration. You might be thinking that there’s some catch. But to be very honest and frank, there’s no catch, neither are we being generous. We just want every student to have an equal chance in this era of competitive education and excel in their career. As far as the question of our livelihood goes, we are a bunch of coders who like to code. We work in different companies but share a common interest to solve tough coding problems and make something useful out of our talent. So we work day and night, seven days a week, to support our system and also rise in our career in our respective companies.
It has been a great learning experience for all of us.


Why should you promote it?

It’s time we individually and collectively change the system in which coaching institutes and paid online portals charge hefty amount from students to create imbalance in our society. Every student should have an equal opportunity to learn and prepare themselves for any competitive exams, without money being a factor. We know etestkart.com is a very small step towards achieving this goal, but with your kind support and wish we can make a significant difference towards a brighter future for our coming generation.
Please share the link mentioned below through any social media or word of mouth so that everyone can benefit out of this ‘small step’

www.etestkart.com

All the best!

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