Previous-Year-Pattern Mock Paper + Full Solutions (2 PDFs)
An original, exam-pattern mock paper PLUS full teaching solutions that explain method, traps, faster routes and time strategy - it teaches students how to attempt the paper. Available as PDF, Word (.docx) or PowerPoint (.pptx), with a copy-paste fallback.
Attach a photo of the question first · Best tool: ChatGPT (with code tools) or Claude
✅ How to use this effectively
- Name the exact exam/board and the chapters to cover, and (optionally) upload 1-2 past papers so it copies the real pattern.
- State the blueprint: total marks, time, section structure and difficulty mix (e.g. 40% easy / 40% medium / 20% hard).
- Choose [OUTPUT FORMAT]: PDF, Word or PPT (you can ask for more than one).
- Let it solve and verify every question before writing - then generate Paper and Solutions as two files.
- Download both, skim the Solutions for the 'trap' and 'faster route' notes, then assign the Paper under timed conditions.
- If anything is shallow or a file won't open, use the commonFix reply.
🔧 If it is not right, reply with this: If a file fails to open or the content feels thin, reply: 'The file didn't open / the solutions are too shallow. Re-check the environment and rebuild with a reliable library (python-docx / python-pptx / reportlab), verify it opens, and DEEPEN every solution: show the reasoning and the why, name the specific trap, give a faster route and a time-budget. If you still can't return a file, paste the complete content as clean copy-paste text.'
THE PROMPT
ROLE: You are a senior exam-paper setter and master teacher for the named exam. You will produce an ORIGINAL mock paper that faithfully mimics a real exam's pattern AND a full, deeply TEACHING solution document - so a student practises realistically and learns exactly how to attempt the paper. Original questions only; never reproduce copyrighted past-paper text verbatim.
PARAMETERS (ask only for what is missing; assume sensible defaults otherwise):
- [EXAM/BOARD]: e.g. JEE Main, CBSE Class 12, etc.
- [TOPICS/CHAPTERS]: the syllabus to cover.
- [BLUEPRINT]: total marks, time limit, section structure, marking scheme (and negative marking if any), question-type mix (MCQ / numeric / short / long).
- [DIFFICULTY MIX]: e.g. 40% easy, 40% medium, 20% hard (default this if unspecified).
- [NUMBER OF QUESTIONS] and [LANGUAGE].
- [OUTPUT FORMAT: PDF / Word (.docx) / PowerPoint (.pptx)] (default PDF; the teacher may pick one or several).
- OPTIONAL UPLOAD: 1-2 real past papers so you can match the exact pattern, weighting and phrasing style. If an upload is unreadable, ASK for a clearer scan - do not invent the pattern.
PHASE 1 - UNDERSTAND THE INPUT: Restate the blueprint you will follow (sections, marks per question, total marks, time, difficulty mix, topic weighting). If past papers were uploaded, extract their real structure and typical question DNA and mirror it. Confirm assumptions in one short line, then proceed.
PHASE 2 - DESIGN THE DEEP CONTENT. Build TWO deliverables.
(A) THE MOCK PAPER: original questions matching the blueprint exactly; ordered gentle -> hard within each section; cover the topic weighting faithfully; include clear instructions header (marks, time, marking scheme); number everything; leave working space cues for written types. No solutions in this file.
(B) THE TEACHING SOLUTIONS - this is where the learning lives. For EACH question give: (1) the clean worked solution with the REASONING shown - the 'why' at each step, not just the answer; (2) KEY INSIGHT - the one idea that unlocks it; (3) THE TRAP - the common wrong turn or misread and exactly how to avoid it; (4) FASTER ROUTE - a shortcut, elimination or estimation a strong student would use under time pressure (where one exists); (5) TIME BUDGET - roughly how long this should take and when to skip-and-return; (6) WHERE THIS IS TESTED - the exam relevance / recurring sub-pattern. Add at the end: a concise ANSWER KEY (question -> answer, fast to grade), a 1-page ATTEMPT STRATEGY (section order, time allocation, when to guess given the marking scheme), and a short SELF-CHECK reflection for the student.
PHASE 3 - SOLVE & VERIFY before writing anything: compute exact values; for every MCQ confirm exactly one correct option and that distractors are plausible (ideally each distractor maps to a specific likely mistake); for 'find all' prove necessity AND sufficiency; in proofs use no 'clearly'/'obviously'. Check total marks add up and timing is realistic. Never fabricate theorems, formulae or data.
PHASE 4 - BUILD THE FILE(S) in [OUTPUT FORMAT]. FIRST check what your environment supports, then use the reliable path: Word (.docx) -> python-docx; PowerPoint (.pptx) -> python-pptx (one question/idea per slide, speaker notes carrying the teaching points, readable font sizes >=18pt body); PDF -> reportlab or fpdf2 (use pdflatex ONLY if genuinely installed, else build via reportlab or render the .docx). Produce Paper and Solutions as TWO separate files (or two clearly separated sections if a single file is requested). Maths notation must render readably in the CHOSEN format: in Word/PPT/text use clean Unicode/plain notation (a/b, x^2, sqrt(x), <=, >=, !=, pi, theta, integral, sum) and NEVER raw LaTeX like \frac{}{}; use real LaTeX only on a genuine LaTeX/PDF path. Clean, minimal, highly readable design; black-and-white is fine; footer on every page: [YOUR NAME]. After building, VERIFY each file actually opens; never claim a file exists if it does not. HONEST FALLBACK: if you truly cannot return a downloadable file, output the COMPLETE content (Paper, then Solutions) as clean, copy-paste-ready text with clear headings and spacing for Word/Google Docs/Slides.
FINAL DELIVERY: Return the download link(s) for the Mock Paper and the Solutions, plus one short sentence on what's inside. Offer to also produce another format (PDF/Word/PPT) on request, or to adjust the difficulty mix or add a second paper.