The College TRB Examination, scheduled for 27 December, is entering its final and most critical phase. As part of our Victory Countdown Series, Professor Academy conducted a full-length College TRB Model Test to help aspirants experience the real exam environment and assess their readiness under actual exam conditions.
The response was overwhelming, with more than 2000 aspirants participating across various subjects. This initiative was designed not merely to test knowledge, but to identify execution gaps, exam temperament issues, and strategy-related mistakes—areas that often decide final ranks.
After releasing the Top 3 State Rank Holders, we received multiple requests from aspirants asking for the complete rank list to better understand comparative performance and benchmark preparation levels.
Based on this feedback, Professor Academy released a subject-wise rank list, highlighting only the top-performing candidates in each subject.
Depending on the subject, we released:
The rank list is available subject-wise via a downloadable Word document shared in the official link.
Following the test, our academic team conducted detailed discussions with aspirants—including high scorers, average performers, and candidates who underperformed despite preparation. From these conversations, we identified repeating patterns of mistakes that aspirants must address immediately.
One of the most alarming findings was related to Tamil Eligibility.
Tamil Eligibility is not advanced Tamil. It tests:
Ignoring Tamil Eligibility is a high-risk mistake. No matter how strong your subject preparation is, failing Tamil Eligibility will nullify your attempt.
Since College TRB is being conducted for the first time, aspirants must clearly understand how to use PYQs effectively.
There are no direct previous-year College TRB questions. Relevant reference exams include:
Many aspirants expected direct repetition of NET questions, which led to confusion and poor performance.
PYQs are a conceptual guide, not a question bank.
Most aspirants are habituated to Computer-Based Tests (CBT) such as NET and SET. College TRB, however, follows an OMR-based format, which requires a different execution mindset.
In OMR exams, even a small dot is treated as a final answer.
Instead of slow writing, many aspirants made the opposite mistake—writing too fast, treating the exam like a CBT test.
Never shade answers unless you are completely certain.
In one case, a candidate skipped a question but continued shading answers from the wrong number, resulting in nearly 30 incorrect answers, despite knowing the concepts well.
Always ensure:
These mistakes occurred in a model test, not the actual exam—and that is exactly why model tests are invaluable.
Full-length tests help aspirants:
Professor Academy has provided multiple full-length mock tests to help aspirants master these skills.
College TRB is not just a test of knowledge—it is a test of strategy, execution, and mental discipline.
Every aspirant’s approach may differ, but success depends on:
Use the remaining days wisely. Learn from mistakes now, not in the exam hall.
Prepare smart. Stay confident.
Professor Academy wishes you all the very best for the College TRB Examination 2025.
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