Digital Marketing Mock Test 2026 – Free Online Test Series
This page lists all 5 free Digital Marketing mock tests on Sarkari Results Now. A typical test has about 20 questions with a 20-minute timer. Tests follow the latest Digital Marketing exam pattern and are free to attempt. Attempt them in order, review the answers after each test and track your progress to find weak topics before the real exam.
All Digital Marketing Mock Tests
Digital Marketing Mock Test 3 (20 Questions)
Digital Marketing practice mock test 3/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
20 Questions · 20 Marks · 20 Minutes
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Start TestDigital Marketing Mock Test 4 (20 Questions)
Digital Marketing practice mock test 4/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
20 Questions · 20 Marks · 20 Minutes
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Start TestDigital Marketing Mock Test 5 (20 Questions)
Digital Marketing practice mock test 5/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
20 Questions · 20 Marks · 20 Minutes
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Start TestDigital Marketing Mock Test 2 (20 Questions)
Digital Marketing practice mock test 2/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
20 Questions · 20 Marks · 20 Minutes
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Start TestDigital Marketing Mock Test 1 (20 Questions)
Digital Marketing practice mock test 1/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
20 Questions · 20 Marks · 20 Minutes
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Sample Digital Marketing Questions
Which of the following is a part of the 'consideration' stage in the funnel?
- Hearing about the brand first time
- Recommending the brand to friends
- Becoming a repeat customer
- Comparing products and reading reviews
In an A/B test, to get a reliable result you should typically:
- Use no control version
- Stop the test after the first click
- Change only one variable at a time
- Change every element at once
The Hawthorne Studies are associated with:
- Elton Mayo
- Frederick Herzberg
- Michael Porter
- Douglas McGregor
The percentage of emails that could not be delivered to recipients' inboxes is called:
- Unsubscribe rate
- Open rate
- Bounce rate (email)
- Click rate
Attempt the full test above to see the correct answers.