How it works, start to exam day.
Two minutes to set up. After that the tracker does the remembering: what is done, what is open, what closes next, and what to do today.
Today: 2 of 3 missions done · 18 day streak
The whole loop.
Sign in with your number
A one-time code, no password. Tell the app your qualification, date of birth, state and category so it can work out eligibility.
Pick your exams
Search all thirteen streams. The app shows which ones you are eligible for and how soon each closes. Add the ones you are serious about.
Your syllabus and calendar appear
Every exam you added is split into subjects and topics, and every one of its dates lands on one calendar with reminders set.
Three missions
Clear one topic, read the day's current affairs, take one check. Do all three and the streak survives.
Tick it, after a quick check
Five questions, sixty seconds each. Pass and the topic turns green on every exam that includes it.
Ask PrepAI
A plan for the week, a concept explained, a straight answer on whether to add another exam.
Log the score
Enter section scores from any mock and the app maps the lost marks back to topics, so next week goes where the marks went.
A nudge, three times
Seven, three and one day before an application window, fee cut-off, admit card or exam day. On your phone and in the app.
An honest report
Days shown up, topics cleared, checks passed, and the subjects that are slipping. No fluff.
Setup questions.
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.
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.
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.
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.