PrepAI. A study assistant that knows these exams.
Not a general chatbot. PrepAI is tuned to Indian government exams: how the papers are structured, which topics carry marks, how to plan a week when you also have a job. Ask in Hindi or English.
- Preamble, Fundamental Rights, DPSP
- Parliament and State Legislature
- Union and State Executive
- Judiciary and constitutional bodies
What people ask it.
Six real kinds of question, and what a good answer looks like.
Explain a topic
"Explain the difference between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles, with two examples of each that have come up in Prelims."
Concept explanations at the level the exam asks, with the distinctions that turn into questions.
Study plan
"I have 90 minutes a day for the next six weeks and I am sitting SSC CGL and IBPS PO. Make me a plan that covers both."
A week-by-week plan built around your hours, with the shared subjects scheduled once.
Compare exams
"Is RBI Grade B worth attempting alongside SBI PO, or is the syllabus too different?"
A straight answer on the overlap, the extra subjects, and what the extra work buys you.
Mock test tips
"I keep losing marks on Reasoning under time pressure. What should I change?"
Practical advice on attempt order, skipping rules and where the time goes.
In Hindi
"Modern history ke liye sabse important 10 topics batao UPSC Prelims ke liye."
Understands the question in Hindi, answers in clear English so the terms match your books.
Motivation, honestly
"I failed Prelims twice. Should I keep going?"
No false cheer. It asks what changed between attempts and helps you decide with the facts in front of you.
What it does not do.
We would rather say it here than have you find out.
Where it sits in the app.
From any screen
PrepAI has its own tab. Start a new conversation or pick up one from the list.
Type it the way you would text a friend
Hindi, English or a mix. Four starting prompts if you are not sure how to phrase it: explain a topic, study plan, compare exams, mock test tips.
Take the plan back to your tracker
When it suggests topics, they are the same topics in your syllabus view. Tick them off as you go and the plan and the tracker agree with each other.