Is the first mock really free?
Yes. Predictive Mock 1 is a full-length CAT mock, free on every plan. You can start it without signing in; sign in with Google if you want your attempt and analysis saved across devices.
What do I get without paying?
All PYQs (including timed past papers), the first full mock, a sample question bank (10 questions a chapter), 2 custom or sectional practice mocks every 30 days, every analytics tool, the Mistake Book, Study Planner and 3 AI Tutor questions a day.
What does a paid plan add?
The full question bank, more predictive mocks (Standard: Predictive Mocks 1–3; Pro and Pro Max: all 10 predictive mocks), more practice mocks (Standard: 3 custom + 3 sectional + 3 full-length per plan; Pro and Pro Max: unlimited), more AI Tutor questions a day and private Battleground rooms. Analytics tools are the same on every plan.
Does the plan renew automatically?
No. Each paid plan gives 60 days of access from activation. It is a one-time, prepaid payment and does not renew automatically, so there is nothing to cancel.
Can I upgrade or buy again later?
Buying the same plan again adds another 60 days to the end of your current plan. Buying a higher plan starts it straight away for 60 days, plus the unused days of your current plan converted into days of the higher plan at the two plans' prices, so nothing you paid for is lost. A lower plan can be bought only after your current plan ends.
What happens when my plan ends?
When its days run out, your account goes back to the Free plan. Your attempts and analysis stay in your account; only the paid limits end. You can buy a plan again any time.
How do I pay?
Pick a plan, sign in with Google and pay once through Razorpay (UPI, cards, netbanking). The plan unlocks as soon as the payment is verified.
I was charged but my plan didn't unlock. What now?
Tell us with your order ID and we'll sort it out. The
refund policy covers cases such as being charged twice.
Can ExamsOrbit guarantee a percentile?
No one can. Your percentile depends on your preparation, how the day goes and the paper itself. “99 percentile” on this page is a target, not a promise: see the
disclaimer.