Questions, answered.

Yes, and that is where it earns its keep. Most aspirants sit three or four exams a cycle with heavily overlapping syllabus. Clear a topic once and it updates on every exam that includes it. The compare tool shows the overlap for your own exams.

Five questions, sixty seconds each, no negative marking. It is a check, not an exam. The point is that a green tick should mean you genuinely know the topic, so the progress number in front of you is honest. Retake it any time with a fresh set.

PrepAI is a study assistant tuned to Indian government exams. Ask it to explain a concept, draft a study plan around the hours you have, compare two exams, or suggest how to approach a mock. It understands questions in Hindi and replies in English. It does not mark answer sheets or replace a teacher.

Pick two or three exams and the app lays them side by side: conducting body, stages, qualification, age limits, fees and dates on one tab, the full syllabus on the other with shared subjects highlighted. The web version covers the syllabus side for any of the exams we track.

From your profile: qualification, date of birth, state and category. Every exam we track carries its eligibility rules from the official notification, so the app sorts them into eligible now, eligible later, and not for you, with the reason next to each. It updates itself when a new notification changes the rules.

Everything government. UPSC, SSC, banking and the regulators, insurance, railways and metro, defence and every paramilitary force, teaching and NET, PSUs and scientific bodies, judiciary, medical and health, every State PSC, state subordinate boards and police, and the rest: India Post, courts, Parliament, NIC, Anganwadi. Browse the full list. If a notification exists and we have missed it, request it and it is added.

From the official notification of each conducting body, entered when it is published and checked against corrigenda. Dates the body has not announced yet are shown as expected, based on the previous cycle, and marked as such.

Each exam is split into subjects, and each subject into the topics the notification and the previous years' papers actually cover. A subject like Quantitative Aptitude has around twenty topics. Topics are shared across exams, which is what lets progress carry over.

Yes. Exam tracking, the syllabus view and the deadline calendar stay free, with a daily cap on topic checks. Paid plans lift the cap and unlock exam comparison and progress analytics. Pricing starts at ₹199 a month, or ₹999 for a year. See pricing.

Write to us within seven days of paying and we refund the plan in full, no questions. We would rather you used something that works for you than sat on a subscription you resent. Full details on the refund policy page.

Cards, UPI and net banking through our payment processor. We never see or store your card number. A subscription does not auto-renew without telling you first; you get a reminder before any renewal.

Yes. Android on Google Play, iOS on the App Store, and the web app in any browser. One account carries across up to two devices and everything syncs, so a topic you tick on the train is ticked on your laptop.

With your mobile number and a one-time code. No password to remember, no email required. Your number is used for sign-in and, if you opt in, deadline reminders. It is never sold or shared.

You can delete your account from inside the app. Your exams, progress and chats are removed within thirty days. See the privacy policy.