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How it works

One loop, every day.

Plan, learn, practise, test, improve — and your dashboard always says which step you are on, and why.

  1. Step 01

    Sign up and choose your exam

    Your name, email and a password; your exams and exam year; then a six-digit code to your email and one to your phone, so the account is really yours. If you are under 18, we ask a parent or guardian to agree first — nothing about you is processed until they do.

    • A few minutes
    • No card needed
    • Change exams later in settings
  2. Step 02

    Get a plan for the whole year

    We count back 52 weeks from your exam. Every chapter once, then consolidation, then revision weighted by how much each chapter carries, then full papers. Each week names its chapters and a practice target; your dashboard shows today’s share.

    • Today’s plan with time estimates
    • Ticks itself off as you work
    • Tells you when you are ahead — or behind
  3. Step 03

    Learn a chapter, then practise it

    Chapter notes point to the NCERT pages they come from. Then questions, one at a time: take a hint if you need one, and after you answer see why it is right, why the wrong option was tempting, and which idea it tested.

    • Filter by chapter, topic, difficulty and your status
    • Save questions and keep private notes
    • A mistake book, in your own words
  4. Step 04

    Test yourself on the real pattern

    Chapter tests after each chapter, full mocks when you are ready, and scheduled papers with everyone in your series. Timed, saved as you go, and marked by your exam’s own scheme.

    • Chapter test · 30 Qs · 45 min
    • Full mocks on the published pattern
    • Weekly contests with standings
  5. Step 05

    Fix what the result says to fix

    Every result is cut by subject, chapter, topic, difficulty and time taken, and ends with what to do next. Weak areas come from every answer you give, and the questions you got wrong come back in revision just before you would forget them.

    • “Tough one. Retry the 6 you missed.”
    • Weak areas, ranked
    • Spaced revision of your mistakes

Less panic. More practice.

Start with today’s plan — it is ready the moment you sign up.

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