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The Hue Eval guide

Hue Eval is a practice and evaluation workspace for people sitting a competitive exam. You choose a track, sit timed tests built to that exam's format, and every attempt comes back as a scorecard and a question-by-question analysis you can argue with.

This guide is open to read — nothing on it needs an account. Start wherever you recognise yourself.

I am new here

Make an account, find the exam track you are preparing for, and sit a short test today.

I am already preparing

Get more out of each attempt: the practice modes, full-length mocks, and Deep Analysis.

I run a workspace

Invite members, publish certification tests, lock them with a passcode, and read the results.

What Hue Eval is

Thirteen exam tracks

GATE CSE, JEE Main and Advanced, NEET UG, CAT, CLAT, CUET UG, UPSC CSE, SSC CGL, RBI Grade B, SAT and the GRE General Test, plus a short guided track that teaches the app itself.

Tests that behave like the real thing

Past papers where they exist and authored full-length mocks where they do not, sat under section clocks, in the order and the question mix the real paper uses.

A reason for every answer

Deep Analysis replays the attempt question by question — why your answer failed, what to do next time, and a chat you can ask follow-up questions in.

Revision you actually built

Keep the questions worth keeping as treasure gems with your own notes, then drill the topic they came from.

Certificates anyone can check

Clear a certification test above its pass mark and the certificate is issued with a public link that verifies itself.

Everything in the guide

Eleven pages. Read them in order, or jump to the one you need.

01Start here

The Hue Eval guide What Hue Eval is, who it is for, and where to begin. What Hue Eval isWho you areEverything in the guideGet started Make an account, find your way around, and sit your first test. Create an accountJoin an organizationFind your way aroundYour first test

02Practising

Practice modes Focus, Companion and Deep Analysis — what each one is for. Focus modeCompanion modeDeep Analysis modeWhich to chooseQuestion types Every kind of question you can meet, and how each is marked. Single choiceSelect all that applyNumeric entryMulti-blank text completionWritten responsesFull-length mocks Sectional papers with their own clocks, the question palette, and how a section ends. How a mock is builtThe question paletteThe section clockFinishing a section

03After a test

Your results Scorecards, what the numbers mean, and where estimates are estimates. The scorecardSectional splitScaled scoresWritten task feedbackDeep analysis Reviewing every question, with the reasoning behind the right answer. Reading the reviewSearching your paperAsking the coachMarking a question to revisitTreasure and revision Keeping the questions worth keeping, and what to do with them later. GemsCapturing a questionPolishing a noteRevision sets

04Certificates

Certificates Earning one, sharing it, and how anyone can check it is real. Earning a certificateYour certificate pageSharing itVerification

05Exam tracks

Exam tracks What is in each track, and how past papers differ from authored mocks. The cataloguePast papersAuthored mocksThe GRE track

06For organizations

Running a workspace Members, certifications, passcodes and reminders, for organization admins. Your workspaceMembers and rolesCertification testsPasscodesExam reminders

07Your account

Your account Profile, progress, notifications and what is stored about you. Profile and settingsYour progressNotificationsSigning out

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Pick a track from the catalogue and launch a ten-question test. It takes about a quarter of an hour.

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