No. Every game runs in your browser. Your best score, accuracy and day streak are saved on your own device using browser storage, so nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Each correct answer is worth 100 points, plus up to 50 bonus points for answering quickly and up to 100 more for a run of correct answers in a row. Wrong answers score nothing but cost you no points.

No, and deliberately not. A mock test is marked exactly as the commission marks it - the paper’s own marks for a correct answer, its own deduction for a wrong one, and nothing at all for a question left blank. There is no time bonus and no streak bonus, because the point of a mock is that the number at the end is the number the real paper would have given you.

In the quiz games, each round gives you one 50:50, which removes two wrong options, and one Skip, which passes a question without penalty. They do not carry over between rounds. Mock tests have no lifelines - you can leave any question, change any answer and flag anything for review, just as in the real test software.

Questions are written around standard static GK that recurs in SSC, Banking, Railway and State PSC papers, and each one carries a short explanation. Treat them as practice, and always confirm against the official syllabus and current notifications.

Each paper reproduces the question count, the section split, the duration and the marking scheme of the exam it is named after, including sectional timing where the real exam enforces it. What no practice site can reproduce is the actual question paper. Patterns are also revised between notification cycles, so confirm the current one in the official notification before you plan around it.

Not yet. Scores live in the browser you played in. Cross-device profiles and leaderboards are planned for a future update.