A second full Infosys SE paper with a fresh question set on the same 7 section pattern, built from what students reported in the 2025 and 2026 tests.
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| Section | Questions | Movement |
|---|---|---|
| 01Reasoning Ability | 15 | Free |
| 02Technical Ability | 10 | Free |
| 03Verbal Ability | 20 | Free |
| 04Pseudocode | 5 | Free |
| 05Puzzle Solving | 4 | Free |
| 06English Grammar | 10 | Free |
| 07English Writing | 1 | Free |
| Total | 65 |
Seven sections in 120 minutes, no coding: Reasoning Ability (15 questions, 15 marks), Technical Ability, which is maths (10, 10), Verbal Ability (20, 20), Pseudocode (5 questions, 2 marks each), Puzzle Solving (4 questions worth 2, 2, 3 and 3 marks), English Grammar (one paragraph with blanks, 10 marks) and English Writing, a short essay that is evaluated separately. That is 75 marks plus the essay, as students who sat the 2025 and 2026 tests describe it.
Students of both seasons report one overall clock with free movement between sections and no negative marking. Colleges run the test in their labs on Infosys's own assessment platform, and the interview usually follows the next day. Infosys does not publish the pattern, the cut-off or the questions, so this mock copies what students reported and labels it that way.
Every question here is original, written in the style of the questions students reported (syllogisms, data sufficiency, the chocolate wrapper puzzle, number wheels, dry run pseudocode, a grammar paragraph, an essay), and every maths, pseudocode and puzzle answer was checked by running code.
BCA and B.Sc graduates are not in the SE eligibility. In 2025 they were hired as Systems Associate with almost the same test minus pseudocode (college notice, Apr 2025).
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Get the free PDFNo. Infosys does not publish its papers. This mock follows the pattern, marks and timing students reported from the 2025 and 2026 SE tests, and every question is original, written in the style of the questions they reported, with answers checked by code.
Students of the 2025 and 2026 seasons report one overall clock with free movement between sections. Older Infosys rules from 2021 used a timer per section, so drives can differ. Mocks 1 to 4 use one clock; Mock 5 uses section timers so you are ready for both.
No negative marking has been reported for the SE test, so attempt every question.
Infosys does not publish one. Students reported a sectional cut-off of 70 to 75 percent in 2025. Treat 70 percent in every section as your target; your result page draws that line for you.
Infosys evaluates the English Writing answer separately from the 75 marks. Here you get practice feedback on your essay: a score out of 10, what worked, what to fix and corrected sentences from your own text.
Every paid Infosys SE mock on this site, including the ones added after you buy, with 10 attempts each, verified solutions for every question, AI analysis of your weak topics, essay feedback and your percentile against other students. Mock 1 stays free.
65 questions across 7 sections, 120 minutes total, 75 marks, with no negative marking.
This is a premium test priced at Rs 99. Payment is one-time via Razorpay (UPI, cards, netbanking) and unlocks 10 attempts.
Yes. After you submit, every question shows the correct answer with a step-by-step explanation, alongside your own answer, a topic-wise skill analysis and a personalized preparation plan.
The timer is server-side and keeps running once you start, exactly like the real exam. If your browser crashes, reopen the test and resume with your answers intact until time runs out.