Skill tests
Free timed tests with instant score
Timed multiple-choice tests for the screening rounds that come before the interview: aptitude and reasoning, programming and CS fundamentals, grammar and vocabulary, reading comprehension, workplace communication and English. Sit one in the time a real test gives you, get your score the second you finish, and see exactly which topics to fix before your interview practice.
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English language
Grammar, vocabulary and comprehension for every interview and conversation.
Aptitude & reasoning
Quantitative, logical and verbal questions from placement and aptitude rounds.
Data Interpretation
For campus placements, MBA entrance candidates and working professionals and placement freshers. Each question carries its own small table, pie chart, bar graph, line graph or caselet in text form; you compute totals, percentages, ratios and averages from it. A pass means you can read data and calculate accurately at speed.
- Time
- 20 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Aptitude
- Campus placements
- MBA entrance
- DI
Logical Reasoning
For campus-placement and job-interview aspirants. Covers number and letter series, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense, syllogisms, seating arrangement and short puzzles at a solid level. A pass means you can handle a standard reasoning section accurately under time pressure.
- Time
- 20 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Aptitude
- Campus placements
- Reasoning
- Logic
Quantitative Aptitude Basics
For campus-placement freshers and working professionals. Covers percentages, profit and loss, interest, ratio, averages, time and work, speed-distance and number basics at a solid level. A pass means you can clear a standard aptitude cut-off without a calculator.
- Time
- 20 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Aptitude
- Campus placements
- Quant
- Numeracy
Programming
Language basics, output prediction and data structures for coding screens.
Data Structures and Algorithms Basics
For engineering students preparing for product-company and IT-services coding rounds and technical interviews. Covers Big-O analysis, arrays, linked lists, stacks and queues, trees, graphs, sorting and searching, and hashing. A pass means you know the core structures, their costs and which to pick for a given problem.
- Time
- 25 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Campus placements
- Coding round
- Technical round
Object-Oriented Programming
For freshers facing Java and Python technical rounds at IT services and product companies. Covers classes and objects, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction and interfaces, constructors, static members and access modifiers, and basic design principles. A pass means you can explain and apply the four OOP pillars with correct language-level detail.
- Time
- 15 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Campus placements
- Java
- Python
- Technical round
Programming Fundamentals (C, Java, Python)
For final-year engineering and BCA/MCA students facing IT services campus tests and walk-in technical rounds. Covers data types, operators, control flow, functions, arrays and strings, pointers and memory, plus Python and Java basics, mostly by predicting output. A pass means you can read short programs correctly in all three languages.
- Time
- 20 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Campus placements
- TCS
- Infosys
- Wipro
Pseudocode and Output Prediction
For freshers sitting the Infosys, Accenture, Capgemini, Wipro and TCS NQT style pseudocode sections. Every question gives a short language-neutral snippet and asks you to dry-run it: loops, conditionals, arrays, strings, recursion, operator precedence and pass-by-value. A pass means you can trace code on paper accurately and fast enough for a timed online test.
- Time
- 25 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Infosys
- Accenture
- Capgemini
- TCS NQT
SQL and Databases
For freshers and early-career developers, testers and data analysts facing technical screens. Covers SELECT and filtering, joins, aggregation with GROUP BY and HAVING, keys and constraints, normalisation, transactions and ACID, indexes, and DDL versus DML in standard SQL. A pass means you can write and reason about everyday queries correctly.
- Time
- 20 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Campus placements
- Data analyst
- Backend
- Technical round
CS fundamentals
Operating systems, DBMS, networks and OOP as asked in technical rounds.
Computer Networks Basics
For final-year engineering students and freshers facing TCS, Infosys, Wipro or Accenture technical rounds, and anyone revising networking fundamentals. Covers the OSI and TCP/IP models, TCP versus UDP, IPv4 addressing and subnetting, routing, switching, DNS, DHCP, HTTP and basic security. A pass shows you can answer the networking questions a campus interviewer asks without hesitation.
- Time
- 20 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Campus placements
- Networking
- TCS NQT
- Infosys
DBMS Concepts
For CS and IT students facing campus technical rounds. Covers keys and ER modelling, functional dependencies and normal forms, SQL queries and joins, ACID transactions, concurrency control and serializability, indexing with B+ trees and recovery. A pass means you can read a schema, spot the normal form, write the right join and reason about transactions in an interview.
- Time
- 20 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Campus placements
- SQL
- Database
- Technical round
Operating Systems Basics
For engineering students preparing for campus technical interviews at TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Accenture and product companies. Covers processes and threads, CPU scheduling, synchronisation, deadlocks, paging and virtual memory, file systems and disk scheduling. A pass means you can explain and compute the standard OS questions an interviewer puts on the whiteboard.
- Time
- 20 min
- Questions
- 25
- Pass
- 60%
- Campus placements
- Operating systems
- Technical round
How it works
Sit it like the real paper
- 1
Start the clock
Open a test and the timer starts on the server. Questions come one at a time; a palette shows which ones you have answered, skipped or flagged for review.
- 2
Answer and move on
Pick an option with a tap or the keys 1 to 4, jump between questions with the arrow keys, and change any answer until you submit. Everything is saved as you go.
- 3
Read the result
Submit, or let the timer do it, and your score, pass or fail, percentile and topic bars appear at once, with every question explained and the next step to take.
FAQ
Before your first test
Yes. Every test on this page is free to take as many times as you like, with the full score, topic breakdown and answer explanations. You only need an Englio account so your results are saved to your dashboard.
The clock starts the moment you open a test and runs on the server, so reloading the page or switching tabs does not pause it. When it reaches zero, whatever you have answered is submitted automatically and scored.
You can leave and come back while the timer is still running: your answers are saved every few seconds, and reopening the test resumes it with the same questions and the remaining time. Only one attempt of a test can be in progress at a time.
The score is the percentage of questions you answered correctly; there is no negative marking. Each test has its own pass mark, chosen to match the level of the interview or hiring round it prepares you for. Your percentile shows how you compare with everyone else who took the same test.
Yes. The result page shows every question with the option you chose, the correct option and a short explanation, and you can filter it to the ones you got wrong. Topic bars show where the marks were lost.
Each result ends with next steps: the interview practice the test prepares you for, a course that covers your weakest topics, and the next test to take. Interviews and courses are the core of Englio; the tests tell you where to start.
The test shows the gap. The interview closes it.
Every test ends with the interview practice track it prepares you for: an AI panel, real questions, a scored report. Free to start.
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