Compare exams side by side.
Pick any two or three government exams. See what each one is, who can sit it, and how much of the syllabus they share, so you decide with the overlap in front of you rather than a guess.
7 of 8 subjects shared · 96 topics once
Syllabus comparison.
Subjects each exam tests, with the shared ones marked. Topic counts are from the tracker's syllabus for each exam.
Shared means the subject appears in the syllabus of two or more of the exams you picked. Clearing a topic in a shared subject counts on all of them. The app adds the general comparison: conducting body, stages, age limits, fees and this year's dates.
The general comparison, in the app.
The app pulls the facts from each exam's latest notification. Here is what that looks like for three of the most attempted exams.
| Compared on | UPSC CSE | SSC CGL | IBPS PO |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conducting body | Union Public Service Commission | Staff Selection Commission | Institute of Banking Personnel Selection |
| Stages | Prelims, Mains, Interview | Tier I and Tier II, computer based | Prelims, Mains, Interview |
| Minimum qualification | Any graduate | Any graduate | Any graduate |
| Age, general category | 21 to 32 | 18 to 32, varies by post | 20 to 30 |
| Fee, general category | ₹100 | ₹100 | ₹850 |
| Attempts, general category | 6 | No limit within age | No limit within age |
| Cycle | Once a year | Once a year | Once a year |
From the most recent notifications. Age relaxations apply for SC, ST, OBC, PwBD and ex-servicemen candidates and are calculated for you in the app. Figures change each cycle and the app shows the current one.
Why compare before you commit.
Find the cheap second exam
If two exams share four of five subjects, the second one costs you one subject of extra work. That is the exam to add.
Catch the eligibility trap
Age limits and qualification rules differ more than people expect. Better to learn that in a table than at the application form.
See the calendar clash
Two Mains a fortnight apart is a plan for one of them. The app shows both dates so you can choose with eyes open.