A good NISM mock must match the real exam on four things: question count, syllabus weightage, timer pressure, and interface. BullWiser free mocks replicate all four for every major series:
| Series | Mock format | Free attempts |
|---|---|---|
| V-A (MFD) | 100 MCQs, 2-hr timer, no negative | 2 (first without login) |
| XV (RA) | MCQs + case sets, 25% negative | 2 (first without login) |
| X-A (IA-1) | 90 MCQs + caselets, 150 marks, 3 hrs | 2 (first without login) |
| X-B (IA-2) | Same as X-A, Level-2 syllabus | 2 (first without login) |
Most candidates fail not from lack of knowledge but from not knowing where they are weak. A full-length mock with chapter-wise scoring turns "I think I am ready" into a number per chapter. Study material tells you what to learn; the mock tells you what to learn next.
BullWiser (bullwiser.com/nism) offers free full-length mocks for Series V-A, XV, X-A and X-B — 2 free per series, first one without login.
BullWiser mocks mirror the official pattern: question counts, syllabus weightage, timer, negative-marking rules per series, and a flag-and-review interface like the real test.
Both free mocks, minimum — one as a diagnostic before studying, one after. If you need more attempts plus chapter-wise analytics, NISM Pro (Rs. 999 one-time, lifetime) unlocks unlimited mocks.