HSKWin

Practice questions at the kitchen table, with tea and no clock, say little about whether you would pass the HSK, the official Chinese proficiency exam. On the real day, each section closes when its time runs out. HSKWin sets whole mock papers for levels 1 to 9 in exam order, with each section timed separately. Your score and a pass probability appear once you hand the paper in.

The papers follow the 2026 HSK 3.0 syllabus. Levels 7 to 9 already sit a 3.0 paper, while most HSK 1 to 6 exams in 2026 still use the older 2.0 standard, the site notes. Each level page states which standard applies and when that was last checked. Listening clips play at exam speed, and the clock runs on the server and keeps going through a page refresh.

Every answer comes with an explanation that points to the line deciding it. Missed questions go into a mistake book, sorted by section and question type, and stay until you mark them learned. Written answers are marked by AI on the exam's three scoring dimensions, with each deduction tied to the sentence that caused it. The terms call all scores and marks estimates.

The HSKK, the separate speaking test, gets 15 practice sets across its three levels. You record your answers in the browser and receive a score out of 100 with one or two things to work on. The site is available in English, Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese.