Upload your DPP PDF. Pariksha reads the questions and the answer key, checks them with you, then runs a proper NTA-style test — timer, question palette, marking, and a full result analysis.
Free. No ads. No account. Your PDFs never leave your phone.

No typing questions by hand. No screenshots. The app does the boring part — you do the exam.
Pick any DPP PDF — Hindi, English or Urdu. The app reads the questions, the options and the answer key from the last page.
Before the test starts you see every question. Fix a wrong letter, change a key, delete a bad question, or add one by hand. Nothing is locked in.
NTA-style screen — timer, subject tabs, question palette, Save & Next, Mark for Review. Submit and get your score, accuracy, time per question and a full review.
Real screenshots from the app, on a real DPP (Arjuna JEE Hindi 2.0, Physics — Units & Measurements).




Everything a DPP test needs — nothing it does not.
Timer, subject tabs, and the 5-state question palette (answered, not answered, marked, answered & marked, not visited) — the same layout as the real JEE mock.
Every question is shown before the test. Fix text, options or keys by hand, delete bad questions, add your own. A wrong read never becomes a wrong test.
Score, correct / wrong / skipped, accuracy, marks lost to negative marking, slowest and fastest questions, and a full question-wise review. Past tests stay in history on your phone.
Questions with more than one correct option (A, B, C) and numeric-answer questions are read and scored properly — not forced into one-option boxes.
Parsing, the test, the timer and your history all run on your phone. No internet needed after install. No account, no sign-in, no data sent anywhere.
Reads DPPs in Devanagari, English and Urdu (right-to-left). Scanned or photo PDFs can be read with built-in OCR — Hindi, English and Urdu.
Pariksha is not on the Play Store yet, so Android asks once before installing an app from the web. That is normal.
What Pariksha cannot do yet — said plainly, so you are not surprised.
Some coaching PDFs use a font whose Devanagari ligatures (like म्ब, ख्य, ज्ञ) have no proper text mapping. Pariksha repairs the common science words automatically and tells you how many letters it could not read — but a few can still slip through. Fix them in the preview screen before starting.
Superscripts, fractions and square roots in a PDF are stored as plain text, so “10⁸” can read as “108” and a formula can split across lines. The question and its options still come through — check the numbers in the preview.
If a question’s options are an image or a graph, the app skips that question and tells you its number. It never guesses an answer for it. You can add it by hand in the preview.
If a PDF has no text layer, the app offers to read it with OCR (Hindi, English, Urdu — all on your phone). OCR reads the text, but on the PW Hindi font some question numbers and option letters can be misread, so a scanned paper may need hand-fixing in the preview.
Pariksha makes tests from question papers — files that already have MCQs and (ideally) an answer key. If a file has no questions (class notes, a solution sheet), it says so clearly instead of making questions up.
Uninstall the debug version first. Android will not install this release over a debug-signed app (different signing key). Your old test history lives in the debug app and will not carry over.
Check the file you downloaded is the real one — compare its SHA-256 with this.
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