Every feature, and what it is for.
TrackMyPrep has one job: keep an honest record of where you are across every government exam you sit, and make sure no deadline passes you. These are the pieces that do it.
Every government exam. All 209 of them.
Search across thirteen streams, from UPSC, SSC and banking to railways, defence, teaching, PSUs, judiciary, medical, every State PSC and state police board. Add the exams you are serious about and track them side by side.
- Central and state, officer and constable, merit based and written
- Each exam carries its notification dates, fees, eligibility and syllabus
- Missing one? Request it from the app and it is added
The syllabus, down to the topic.
Every exam breaks into subjects, every subject into topics. You always know exactly how much is behind you and precisely what is still open.
- Around twenty topics per subject, taken from the notification and past papers
- A percentage per exam that only moves when you clear a topic
- Topics are shared across exams, which is what lets progress carry
41 of 91 topics cleared
Test yourself before you tick.
Marking a topic done opens a short check: five questions, sixty seconds each, no negative marking. Pass and it turns green. It stops the quiet lie of ticking off something you have not actually learnt.
- Five questions drawn fresh each time, retake whenever you like
- A daily cap on the free plan, unlimited on paid
- Your pass rate per subject feeds the weak-topic view
A shopkeeper marks an item 40% above cost, then offers 25% off. What is the profit percent?
Question 4 of 5 · No negative marking
One calendar, every deadline.
Application windows, fee cut-offs, admit card releases, exam days and result dates for every exam you track, in one month view, each with a reminder before it closes.
- Push and in-app reminders 7, 3 and 1 day before
- Dates come from the official notification and are checked against corrigenda
- Expected dates are marked as expected until the body confirms them
Reminders 7, 3 and 1 day before
Overlapping syllabus, counted once.
Indian Polity appears in UPSC Prelims, UPPSC, BPSC and MPSC. Quantitative Aptitude appears in SSC CGL, CHSL, MTS and half the banking exams. Clear a topic once and it reflects everywhere it appears.
- Shared subjects are highlighted on every exam page
- The compare tool shows the saving for any pair of exams
- Most aspirants find a third of their combined syllabus is duplicate
This one topic counts towards four exams you track
One topic cleared, four syllabuses moved
Current affairs tied to your exams.
A daily feed filtered to what your exams actually ask about, tagged by subject and linked to the syllabus topic it belongs to. No three newspapers, no guessing what matters.
- Tagged by subject and by the exams that ask about it
- Each item links to the topic in your syllabus
- Reading the feed counts as a daily mission
Filtered to the exams you track
The habit is the whole game.
Three daily missions, a streak that only survives if you show up, and a weekly report that tells you the truth about the week you just had. Least glamorous feature, decides outcomes.
- Clear a topic, read the feed, take one check: that is a day
- A calendar of days you showed up, with the misses visible
- A weekly summary you can screenshot for your group
Every lost mark, mapped to a topic.
Log a mock score and the tracker maps every mark you dropped back to the syllabus topic it came from, so the next week of revision goes where the marks went.
- Works with any coaching or online mock, enter the section scores
- Weak, watch and improving labels per subject across mocks
- Trend over time, per exam
A study assistant that knows these exams.
Ask for a study plan, a concept explained, or which topics matter most for the exams you sit. Ask in Hindi or English. It keeps every conversation so you can pick it up tomorrow.
- Tuned to Indian government exams, not a general chatbot
- Understands Hindi questions and answers in clear English
- Starting prompts for topics, plans, comparisons and mock strategy
- Preamble, Fundamental Rights, DPSP
- Parliament and State Legislature
- Union and State Executive
- Judiciary and constitutional bodies
Two exams, side by side.
Pick two or three exams and see conducting body, stages, qualification, age limits, fees and dates on one tab, and the full syllabus with shared subjects highlighted on the other.
- General comparison from the latest notifications
- Syllabus comparison down to the topic, with the overlap counted
- Expand any subject to see the topics in it
7 of 8 subjects shared · 96 topics once
Which exams you can actually sit.
Your qualification, date of birth, state and category against the eligibility rules of every exam we track. Eligible now, eligible later, or not for you, with the reason next to each.
- Age relaxations by category applied automatically
- Domicile rules for state exams
- Updates itself when a new notification changes the rules
Eligible for 86 exams · 12 not yet