Mind GymNUST
NET Business & Social Sciences
- Questions200
- Time3 hours
- Maths / English50 / 50
- Negative markingNone
English includes synonyms, antonyms, analogies and spelling as well as reading and grammar.
Test prep for Pakistan's university entrance tests
Practice that adjusts to you, and a coach that reads your working.
Mind Gym prepares students for NUST, IBA and LSE today, with SAT and LUMS next. Exercises get harder as each concept clicks and easier when it doesn't. Guidance arrives the moment you're stuck, and parents get a report every week.
iPad nowAndroid on the wayWeb free exercises
The working stays with the answer: the slip, and the fix.
Adjusts
Difficulty that sharpens each concept
Questions climb as you get them right first time and step back when a concept wobbles, so practice stays where it does the most good: hard enough to stretch, about six in ten right.
Guides
Help at the moment you're stuck
Every wrong choice gets a hint about that particular slip. In the app a coach reads your handwritten working and points at the next step, never the answer.
Reports
Parents in the loop
A short report each week: time practised, mock scores against each school's target, where marks were lost and two or three things a parent can do.
Free · no sign-up
Try a ladder in your browser.
Ladders are short climbs from the basics to test level, in angles and trigonometry for a start. Have a pen and paper ready.
- Six rungs, from simple to test level, graded like ski runs.
- Two right first time moves you up. Two misses step you back to rebuild.
- A wrong answer gets a hint about that mistake, so you can fix it and try again.
- The top rung runs at test pace: 54 seconds a question.
AnglesRung 1 of 6: Straight lines
Find x.
25°
155°
65°
335°
Not that one. Try again.A full turn is 360°. How much of a turn is a straight line?
A real hint from the first rung.
How Mind Gym works
Practise the way you'll sit the test.
Work it out on the page
- A scratch pad beside every questionWrite with the Apple Pencil (or a finger), cross out choices, highlight the words that prove an answer.
- A coach that reads your workingStuck? Ask, and it looks at what you've written and points at the next step or the trap ahead. It never gives the answer away.
- "Show me" explains the ideaWith a different example, so you still solve this one yourself.
Mocks built like the real paper
- Three full mocks for each testWith that school's sections, timing and question styles: no calculator for IBA, no going back to maths once it closes.
- A debrief you can act onWhere the points went, the habit that cost them (rushing, skipping) and a ten-minute practice on your weakest topics.
A calm plan for each week
- No streaks, no badgesA short plan instead: lessons on the topics costing the most marks, a timed set in each subject, an error hunt and a mock.
- Error huntsFind the one mistake in a worked solution: the habit of checking your own work.
- Focused minutesSessions count the time actually spent on questions, and notice when attention drifts.
The tests
Each test on its own terms.
Every school's paper has its own format and question styles. Mind Gym's mocks follow each one, built from the school's sample papers, official SAT questions and recent test-takers' reports.
IBA
Aptitude test
- Maths45 in 80 min
- Then English45 in 60 min
- CalculatorNot allowed
- Negative markingNone
Once the maths section closes, there's no going back to it.
LSE
Lahore School of Economics
- Maths50 in 65 min
- English50 in 65 min
- StandardSAT level
- FormatUnpublished
LSE doesn't publish its format, so these mocks prepare to SAT standard.
Coming next
SATLUMSFASTGIKIand more
Sitting a different test? Choose it when you join the beta: the tests people ask for most come first.
For parents
A weekly report you can actually read.
Written for a parent rather than a teacher. Every number in it is checked against the practice data.
The week at a glanceTime practised, sessions and mocks, against each school's target score
and pace.
Where marks were lostTopics ranked by marks lost, with real wrong answers, the student's own
handwritten working and the faster method.
What you can do this weekTwo or three concrete things, chosen from the data: sit in on a mock,
ask them to talk you through one question, protect a quiet hour.
Their data stays with Mind Gym. Practice is saved on the device and to their Mind Gym account. No ads and no third-party analytics.
About the coach. When a student asks the coach, or a review is written after an answer, a picture of the question and their working is sent to an AI model to write the reply.
Private beta
Join the beta.
Mind Gym is in a small beta on iPad, with Android on the way. Tell us who it's for, which test and when, and we'll email you when there's a place. The free exercises are open to everyone now.